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    Definitive found treasure stories! Loving them all! Please keep it coming!

    Just want to say how utterly "whacky" and "crazy" this forum is, and, that I absolutely love it!

    How humans find the time to dream up completely fabricated tales of "definitively" finding lost treasure, and even
    attempt to support those stories/jokes/delusions with websites, blurry photos, google-earth stone-art hypotheses, is well, just beyond me.

    The filemaker and his LAD find, BB and site #4, et al. Wow, where do these folks come from? Or maybe better stated, who sired them ... and where
    did THEY come from?

    Found Tayopa mines, found LADs, found Sombrero/LDM locales, 16 tons of burried gold bars flown in on a beef taco and cerveza diet, ...

    Loving it all!!! And please, keep it coming, in spades!
    I never get tired of good late-night fantasy reading.

    eldiablo
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    eldiablo ~ Welcome

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    Quote Originally Posted by lastleg View Post
    eldiablo ~ Welcome
    Thank you, lastleg. Nice to be here. Loving all the stories. Would love to have enough free time to scour the American SW for lost treasures, yet at 51, my knees begin to shake when looking at some of the topography (haha). Used to be in great shape, and still not too bad, yet some of those mountains look like a TON of climbing involved. I lived in LA for 10 years, and regret not taking weekends to explore around the Salton Sea for Peglegs "blackened" gold nuggets. That would have been great fun.

    I recently watched some UTube viddies of a bloke in Australia stumbling upon golden nugget after nugget with his metal detector. The nuggets (if real) were just sitting on top of the soil, or very little digging if not. Is there that much free gold just kicking around the outback of Australia waiting for a metal detector to find them? Interesting, if true.

    Cheers to all, and best of luck.

    Oh, and I definitively found Montezuma's lost treasure trove. Will soon post some blurry out-of-focus pics to prove it! (joking, of course)

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    mx
    Nov 2004
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    Hola el diablo, you posted --> Found Tayopa mines
    ************
    Did, honest Injun.

    Don Jose de La Mancha
    Last edited by Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp; Aug 18, 2012 at 11:53 AM.
    "I exist to live, not live to exist"

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    Quote Originally Posted by lastleg View Post
    eldiablo ~ Welcome
    You are welcome.

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    mx
    Nov 2004
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    El Diablo, have you ever entered the Tayopa section? Tons of proof, maps and pictures in there for you .

    Don Jose de La Mancha
    "I exist to live, not live to exist"

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    us
    Jan 2011
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    Montezuma's treasure was found, just out of Kanab, Utah.
    The zig-zag trail at the end of the catwalk is not the LAD, but there is gold there, one hell of a hike for us old farts.

 

 

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