Random staircases appearing in forests,
I've heard many things about them.
I've heard that they are connected with the paranormal/ extra-dimensional beings.
I've heard they've been associated with secret government conspiracy tinfoil hat nonsense.
I've heard that both those claims are fucking bullshit spewed by people on reddit for attention, and to waste people's time on the internet.
What do you guys know about these staircases?
What are your thoughts on all of this.
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They're to old structures you fuckwit
Also if anyone has any sources on these pictures.
Considering there are remnants of a foundation the are from a former structure.
what the fack is this meme?
facking furry gay shit
What about the staircases that are newer, like this one granted I can see that.
I'm hungry. I'm going to go get something to eat.
To watch wildlife and the river from you jackass.
What the fuck is this?
What is the point of this?
Who would spend time building this?
Heard a lot about them their belivebal sorry. I'm really high and can't spell but their scary af
Possibly to archery hunt from?
The real question is what the fuck is up with these two photos getting spammed everywhere,
Also,
what did Hitler do wrong?
"art"
if something is that out of place, it probably was deliberate. And while it could be deliberate from some spooky ghost, it also is far more likely to be deliberate from some degenerate liberal art faggot who thinks hes being cool by putting an old rusted staircase in a forest and then spreading pics of it
Either it's art, or a portal to another dimension. Maybe even a ruin of a building...
ughhhhh
fuck modern art.
i wish these staircases where associated with s00per sp00ky ghosts that would rape dead nigger corpses a new soul and make them into zombie criminals that would rob kfcs
Everything
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he didn't kill all the jews
Among other subhumans
Also he didn't release his secret porn tape where he got a holohoax jew to pee on his chest while an SS guard fucked him in the bungholio
but kfc is how niggers pay taxes
kek
Nah, I thought I would consult in Sup Forums for subject matter like this, they're the most intelligent of all boards.
If anyone's got some gaping buttholes ol' OP, please send.
This is bait, right?
THE TIMELINES ARE MERGING
PRAISE HIM
What do you mean by bait?
/x/ is full of schizos and autists who actually believe this shit
>Sup Forums ... the most intelligent of all boards
What did he mean by this?
Well why would any other board get the most posters on it if it didn't have the most intelligent people/ attracted the most intelligent of people?
Horrible feet. Go way
Because of trap/furry/cancer threads
Why would anyone like furries, and what do you guys think goes on through their fucking brains?
Yes reddit is fucking cancer
Those are just newfag deterrents
You're a retarded faggot kill yourself.
Why tho
I don't know anything about staircases, but in the middle of the woods behind my fathers house. I mean acres and acres back, miles from any roads or neighborhoods or construction, there lies a bridge. Not an ancient looking bridge,a concrete one, the kind meant for cars. My brother and I wandered upon it while we were getting stoned one day. I swore to myself it wasn't real, until I went back the next day sober. And sure enough, there it was. No roads, not even possible paths that would allow construction vechiles to get to the area, as small creeks cross cross the surrounding areas. Nothing but a bridge that seemed to have come from thin air. It's still back there today. Don't got back there often, whole area creeps me out. It's probably my imagination but I always felt like I am being watched when I get back there.
You might think I'm making it up, but I've got goosebumps just thinking about it.
Somewhere I have a phone with pictures, as my friends wouldn't believe me. No idea where that is though.
It's likely they have a variety of different reasons for being built. Some will have been attached to demolished or destroyed buildings, others will be shooting platforms or for wildlife observation.
Whatever the reason, if you don't know it explicitly, they'll seem strange and out-of-place. So people come up with stupid bullshit like "extra-dimensional beings built these stairs in the middle of the fucking forest for no reason", or "ghosts just love fucking with us", or "the government is building stairs everywhere because they're secretly stockpiling them for a third world war".
There is nothing mysterious about any of this.
What state/ county/ city/ town etc.
What details can you give me for the time being?
Because this
ur a poo poo head
go jack off in the middle of a highway during rush hour
North Carolina, Charlotte
Hey that wasn't all Hitlers doing, Adolf Eichman should've saw his vision through instead of letting somebody else take over "If you want something done right you gotta do it yourself"
Off the top of my head:
>Access bridge for machinery/excavators
>Access bridge for cattle/livestock
Depending on how old the bridge is, and what the surrounding landscape is like, there are a few other things it could be. How big these other creeks are compared to the one that's bridged, how long the bridge had been there, its exact design and so on, whether the area is wooded or farmland, whether there are valuable minerals in the area, whether people were searching for mineral wealth on the land at some point. There are dozens of reasonable explanations before you start to get to conspiracy or supernatural arguments.
What about logging purposes, or gold rush settlement. Things have a reason to them
The real question is.
Is this bridge a good place to smoke meth under?
hi does anyone here like filthy frank?
Many times the staircase is the strongest part of the structure.
Theres a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold
U live in Washington?
This will be my only post ITT.
>15 miles from my house
>A friend and I are hiking on a trail near sugarloaf (MD)
>We're usually just smoking out there and looking at nature while high. (Fun pastimes)
>See a crudely made cobblestone staircase
>Only has 6 or 7 stairs.
>Nothing weird or creepy about it. Looks like its just an information forest structure
>Looks really old
> This is where things get real.
Choose to believe if you want, it won't change anything for me
>I was trying DMT for my second time. about 350mg.
>Enough to break through
>I was in my basement (with said friend)
>After hitting it with some tree, everything instantly greys out
>I see visions of the crude staircase I saw form before
>shadow like things walking up and down it.
>I just keep looking at so many of them for hours
>They eventually slow down and only a few keep coming and going
>Things start shifting to other things, and I don't have any other info or experiences with the staircases.
Sorry for shit ending, but its the truth.
Oh I don't have any weird theories, I don't have any theories. I just accept that it exists.
Also, another weird thing is that it doesn't bridge a creek. It doesn't bridge anything.
It's a old structure, probably a old castle some rich guy made, or an ancient ruin in Europe. Stairs are the strongest structures in a building, they take the longest to erode
Probably a hunting blind. Deers and animals go down to the river to drink, perfect shot. Normally there are tree blinds setup but that is more permanent, probably hunting tourism
Art.
There have been rumors and tales that monks and religious worshippers would create portals and dimensions to other worlds and to get closer to spirts. Arches can represent different things in many cultures. But I don't think none of these photos have a resemblance to it.
Also back 20 years many developers would go in search for land and purchase it. They would them make small towns or suburbs. That was before the market crashed.
Here in Oregon there are many failed builds, some people believe that there is a underground city in rural Oregon that is hidden away, but the government and civilians didn't have enough money to finish building so they just left the basic stuff like foundations, roads and bridges and telecommunications. There are numerous AT&T cellular plants that are abandoned that you can usually get into quite easily.
There are places on the coast you can visit that are failed towns. It's pretty cool, we also have some ghost towns too.
Going during summer is the best time, you might encounter a few people but it's different experience
where are some of those ATT plants in relation to Portland? I wouldl like to do some exploring!
Furthermore the way the land is laid out, it wouldn't bridge a creek. As there is a creek that runs near it, but at the complete wrong angle, the water would just have no reason to flow that way.
And below the bridge is just dirt.
I'm sure there is a reasonable explanation. I just couldn't think of one that made sense.
Best guess I have is that the landscape must have looked much different when it was built. Whenever that was. Despite it looking only 30ish years old, and the woods being a good bit older than that.
What, it's just a slab of concrete on the floor?
No, North Carolina, on the outskirts of Charlotte.
>floor
There used to be one here in western washington but it got bulldozed/burried, you can still sneak in the area and get spiritually fucked up, I went their a few times and it was a crazy fucking feeling, made me feel alive, idk if it is paranormal or some wierd alien shit, but it is a fucking experience.
>forest floor
Nah man that's just skyrim.
No it was large concrete structure. As in a two lane road, but if it had been painted with lines they had long worn away.
It bridged two earth formations that also seem odd now that I think about it. Imagine two areas where the land raises up a good bit higher than the surrounding areas. It bridges a ravine of sorts, but it's dry. Maybe there was water before at some point that it bridged.
The strange part is that a creek flows around it, on about 3 sides, as in the creek snakes completely around the bridge, avoiding it entirely.
I'm having trouble describing it accurately. As I'm falling asleep, so this will be my last post about the bridge. But I'm moving this week, so I'll keep an eye out for my old phone as I pack. If I find it, and I'll look for it at least briefly tomorrow. I'll create a thread with them, and write a proper story about finding it, ect
In relation to Portland, you want to look into around the Newport area, Highway 101. Most aren't on any maps or plotted since the 1990s so it is extremely difficult to find these places. There are about 80 ghost/boom towns in Oregon you can look around and find boards that tell you locations and points of interest.
I would highly recommend spending a summer touring and walking around in these towns, most are still inhabited but some are completely void. I know that 1 ghost town is completely off limits I'm just not sure which one
There are a few cellular plants in Jefferson county and I visited 1 small plant off of route 101 a few years ago, place was completely gutted and most of the stuff was removed because it became a fire hazard. It was kinda weird as it wasn't on a hill or a high place
Bigger than I was imagining. I wonder how much it would cost to built a bridge like that.
Yep, no human would make stairs like that.
This one is particular is from an old rich person's house in NH. Google Madam Sherri. Nothing paranormal, just a rich old bag who built a grand house with a grand stone staircase leading to it. Obviously the stone staircase stood the ttest of time better than the main wooden structure.
Some faggot trying to force a new meme just ignore it or else it will catch on like the banana
Yeah exactly. That's why it has baffled me all these years. Not just how expensive, but logistically as well. Transporting the amount of concrete to make it seems impossible. Since there are no roads attached to either end of the bridge.
My dad still lives in the same spot. Maybe I'll take a walk back there again before I move out of town if I can't find my old phone.
>Maybe even a ruin of a building...
Now youre just being silly
Maybe there are people going out into the woods to build stairs. Similar to crop circles. The only problem is that crop circles are relatively easy to make (just a plank with rope attached to flatten a path), but building a staircase is another job altogether, and buy the looks of that image, that one has been there for quite some time.
This one is from a sculpture-centered hiking trail in the forest of dean, england. niggers need to spend like 2 minutes reverse image searching these.
it was a fiction posted on le leddit
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That chain barricading the top of the stairs makes it seem so obvious to me.
That's an old playground slide. The actual slide is always the first thing to rust out and fall apart on those old ones since the stairs are made from solid iron/steel
Why it's innawoods, I couldn't tell you. Some jackass probably bought it as scrap thinking he could fix it up for his kid, only to have it sit in his back yard collecting rust until his wife bitched at him for it one too many times. Where the fuck do you get rid of a slide that size? The same place degenerates have been dumping their garbage for years.
Can confirm on developers buying land. Some guy took a hell of a gamble on ours 15 years ago and failed pretty bad. Gave us our upgrade though