All that remains of the '54 Fremont County incident....

[furthertofly]

medium resolution jpeg version; hdr.

 

[N017RW]

Can you link to or give background info on the ‘incident’?

 

[Pharm]

You know, THE incident. EVERYONE knows about it. It’s where that thing happened with those people at that place in 1954.

Nicely done photo though.

 

[furthertofly]

Can you link to or give background info on the ‘incident’?

Anything I could tell you or link you to is classified. Expecting a knock on my door any time now. But what the ****, here's another shot.

 

[captainmilehigh]

Hmmm,....I was only 1 year old at the time.........I guess I missed it.

Curiosity has got me now, so I guess I'll 'Google' it . No clue about what happened here, but I hope my Google search doesn't make the black helos show up overhead. [emoji31].

Thanks for the pics. [emoji106]

 

[dirkclod]

Evidence of ancient inhabitants abounds in the Green River Basin. The basin was home to the Fremont Culture, which flourished in the tributary canyons and in sheltered areas from about A.D. 600 to around A.D. 1200. The Fremont were a semi-nomadic people, who made distinctive pottery and figurines, used atlatls, and lived in pithouses. They are best known for their rock art .

 

[N017RW]

Way to go DC!

Now about this incident thing........?

 

[dirkclod]

Way to go DC!

Now about this incident thing........?

Hey you made me learn to google years ago .

 

[N017RW]

Ahh. Nice of you!

 

[John Decker]

Vol XXXI issue 2 of The Colorado Magazine was printed. Clearly this is the old printing press..

 

[LuvMyTJ]

Reminds me of the Casa Grande Domes

 

[Pharm]

Anything I could tell you or link you to is classified. Expecting a knock on my door any time now. But what the ****, here's another shot.

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Now you’re just being cruel. You teased us and I can’t find anything about it on Google and you won’t fill is in! Perhaps if some of the folks would donate and grease your palm a little, you’d spill the beans. I’m broke, BTW so it's up to the other folks to donate.

 

[captainmilehigh]

All I could find is a bunch of UFO's were running around back then, freaking people out. No big deal now, but I guess in '54 it was big news. [emoji89]

 

[furthertofly]

Reminds me of the Casa Grande Domes

Very interesting, but clearly not related because the Casa Grande "domes" have odd, asymmetrical shapes and a well-known history. Another thing to think about: If you buried a sphere incompletely, what shape would it take when seen on the surface?

 

[John Decker]

Now you’re just being cruel. You teased us and I can’t find anything about it on Google and you won’t fill is in! Perhaps if some of the folks would donate and grease your palm a little, you’d spill the beans. I’m broke, BTW so it's up to the other folks to donate.

Yep, I posted the most exciting thing that I could find..

 

[LuvMyTJ]

 

[captainmilehigh]

That was great TJ........lets see what @dirkclod comes up with...[emoji106]

 

[sar104]

Very pretty. Although for a classified location, it has rather lax security.

 

[furthertofly]

Very pretty. Although for a classified location, it has rather lax security.

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Lonely road, rural farmland, only two neighbors, easy to monitor by satellite. Obvious security would only create unwanted visitors and contamination issues. Also explains the lack of radiation hazard signs.

 

[sar104]

Lonely road, rural farmland, only two neighbors, easy to monitor by satellite. Obvious security would only create unwanted visitors and contamination issues.

Good point. Clever chaps, these government johnnies.