The Treasures of Tayopa

[stilldign]

I really love it when someone posts a photo of their treasure site!!! It is these photos that I love to view and look for things that have gone unnoticed by others. This is certainly true with the topic posted about the Tayopa mine.
I am going to reveal some very important signs that I have found in one of the photos posted, it is the photo titled "Falls in Tayopa Country." Go to this posting and view the photo yourself once I have described what this photo shows.
Once at this photo of the water fall, go to the very left hand side of the photo. Now, go near the bottom of the left hand side and look for the tops of the trees, the canopy. Going to the right about an inch or so (on your computer monitor) look just above this canopy and you will spot an "8" that has been carved onto the rock face. And just to the right is carved an "M." What more needs to be said?? These two symbols alone tell the whole story!!!!

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[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

HI still dggin: I didn't see that. hmm I will have to recheck it carefully.

Real de Tayopa - Don Jose de La Mancha - Till Eulenspiegel

[Connecticut Sam]

Publish the pictures so I can look at them. I live in Bridgeport Connecticut.

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

They have been published in here already Danny'

Don Jose de La Mancha

[Connecticut Sam]

Don
Where 0 where.=?

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

HI CD, you asked where? In here !

don Jose d eLa Mancha

[Connecticut Sam]

Hey Don
Tell us about your contacts with snakes and the best way to kill them.

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Evening C dan: I don't kill them. If I find venemous ones near or in the house I remove them and toss them out into the brush.

Don Jose de La Mancha

[Connecticut Sam]

Don is a brave man. If I see snakes, they be the main course at dinner.