I was in one of the rooms of the Gallia County Farmhouse, a room which seemed particularly large, roughly five meters by five meters. I was standing right at the center of the room, on top of the wood floor, where I had built a very peculiar structure: a fence (without any sides), about 15 centimeters square and about 30 centimeters tall. The fence was peculiar because, even without sides, it was able to hold water. I had already filled the enclosure up with water, and was somewhat amazed that the water stayed in place, even though there was nothing visible to hold the water.