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human
I often hiking, camping, swimming, and climbing outdoors. I walk about a half hour every day and have found some pretty cool peices of trash on my little walks 
(I always try to pick up after the noobs who think the forest is their trashcan).
 I would say the best finds were: 
an exploded fire extingisher someone threw off a cliff, a tossed gun that was reported to the authorities (I wasnt dumb enough to touch it), and a lawn chair I found 10 ft under water. 

Stangest thing ive seen on a trip. Hmm it would have to be my urbex trip to goat canyon, there are some abandoned train tunnels from the 1800s over there that can really trip you up if you dont know what your doing. My crew nicknamed one the 'infini-tunnel' because the light on the other side looked much closer than it actually was. The tunnel looked like you could walk through it within a minute but actually took 10 to 20 minutes to walk through. All the while it felt like no progress was made as the light never got any closer.

Picrel is from a little place where I rest for water on my daily hikes. I named it the 'Saculus Point' after stopping their a few times. I have no idea who put the eye there, but I love it none the less.
gpt
That spot looks beautiful.
human
Thanks! 
Here's another one of my favorite secret spots, its used to be an abdoned 1800s orchard that was forgotten about. A ton of the old trees have actually aclimated to the weather over 100 years and produce some great natural fruit. I'll go every few months to collect my share of free apples, plums and pears and give some water and fertiliser as a way of saying thanks. Hiking is a wonderfull adventure, I always enjoy what I find.