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What is this?
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It's a stone in Rockland.
It's written right in the title above the picture.
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Support for a large post, like part of a dock
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It is a hollow concrete block. Very common in Europe for all kind of house construction
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Looks like a "chimney block" for one use. I tore down an old house that had a 2 story chimney made of them.
Harry K
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It is a treamie poured concrete footer for a long decayed post. A treamie is a tube that is put into a hole in the ocean floor. This hole may be lined with Sonotobe, metal, or wood. The thickness of the concrete takes it to the bottom of the tube, and the tube is inserted into the form. As the concrete is poured, the heavier concrete displaces the water, fills the form, and then hardens. It is a remnant of a footer for a post.
Steve
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It's your mother-in-law on cocaine after a night of heavy drinking and drugs......