Any clue what this might be?

[gtblum]

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This glased doughnut looking stuff was on about a five foot section of this foundation wall. It's dry, thin, and some of it stood off of the wall and crumbled when I touched it. Kind of reminded me of a gigantic slug trail. It was also the only area where the stone was that color. Built in 1873 and has a bone dry basement. Any ideas?

[hausdok]

It's obviously an ectoplasmic discharge from a captured entity contained behind that wall.

When there's something strange in yer neighborhood; who ya gonna call? Ghost Busters!

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

[Jim Katen]

This glased doughnut looking stuff was on about a five foot section of this foundation wall. It's dry, thin, and some of it stood off of the wall and crumbled when I touched it. Kind of reminded me of a gigantic slug trail. It was also the only area where the stone was that color. Built in 1873 and has a bone dry basement. Any ideas?

I see that frequently. It's the dried trails from like a bazillion slugs.

- Jim Katen, Oregon

[Terence McCann]

Oh Chad.....

Wow, never seen anything like that and I've been in some strange basements.

[gtblum]

It's obviously an ectoplasmic discharge from a captured entity contained behind that wall.

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

Come to think of it, I knew the boys from the family that lived in that house in the 70s. Knowing those guys, it could be grandma in there.

[Terence McCann]

Gary - what's your avatar? Looks like Edison.

[gtblum]

Gary - what's your avatar? Looks like Edison.

I googled wheelbarrow full of money and that was one of the pics that popped up. Not him and definitely not me.

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[Brandon Whitmore]

I see that frequently. It's the dried trails from like a bazillion slugs.

I've seen foundations like that in crawlspaces, and typically see large snails around the area.