The hiker couldn’t let it go. The next morning, he returned with the fisherman and a small boat, determined to get a closer look at the mysterious object.
As they reached the center of the river, the water was crystal clear. The “rock” didn’t look like granite or limestone at all.
Equipped with diving gear, the hiker slipped into the cold water. As he reached the bottom, his hand brushed against the surface.
It wasn’t rough or mossy. It was cold, smooth, and unmistakably made of iron. But why would a massive iron structure be bolted to the riverbed?
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