Basic signs and symbols you have found
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
I ran I-70 a few times when I drove the big trucks and always stopped at that little Mom and Pop truckstop near Rifle; on the south side of the highway. Pretty country through there. It's been 15 years though, and that place may not be there anymore. The last time I was through there, I think they were trying to set up a little museum, too.
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I ran I-70 a few times when I drove the big trucks and always stopped at that little Mom and Pop truckstop near Rifle; on the south side of the highway. Pretty country through there. It's been 15 years though, and that place may not be there anymore. The last time I was through there, I think they were trying to set up a little museum, too.
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
By now you guys to the East of me are experiencing the same as I am.
fair warning ... it got down to 17 below zero at one point last night.
It was -13 when I got up.
Makes you tired of cold really fast.
By now you guys to the East of me are experiencing the same as I am.
fair warning ... it got down to 17 below zero at one point last night.
It was -13 when I got up.
Makes you tired of cold really fast.
emtrescue
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
O.D. - was out your way during the late Elk season (we woke up with it +1 on one morning and the heat had went out sometime during the night). - My second trip to your portion of the state, with this time being more aware of the history so to speak. Absolutely beautiful landscapes. As we were heading home they were shutting I-70 down behind us as we were coming through. At least your 13 below is a dry cold instead of our southeast/mid-atlantic wet cold.
O.D. - was out your way during the late Elk season (we woke up with it +1 on one morning and the heat had went out sometime during the night). - My second trip to your portion of the state, with this time being more aware of the history so to speak. Absolutely beautiful landscapes. As we were heading home they were shutting I-70 down behind us as we were coming through. At least your 13 below is a dry cold instead of our southeast/mid-atlantic wet cold.
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
Most of the time it is a dry cold, but with all of the snow on the ground,
the humidity is running 70%+. So the cold really cuts pretty hard.
With any kind of wind or breeze a temp of 0 or below...
exposed skin reacts like a sunburn if exposed too long
emtrescue said:O.D. - was out your way during the late Elk season (we woke up with it +1 on one morning and the heat had went out sometime during the night). - My second trip to your portion of the state, with this time being more aware of the history so to speak. Absolutely beautiful landscapes. As we were heading home they were shutting I-70 down behind us as we were coming through. At least your 13 below is a dry cold instead of our southeast/mid-atlantic wet cold.
Most of the time it is a dry cold, but with all of the snow on the ground,
the humidity is running 70%+. So the cold really cuts pretty hard.
With any kind of wind or breeze a temp of 0 or below...
exposed skin reacts like a sunburn if exposed too long
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
Awesome stuff Ernie,
all the work you have done with drill holes got erased from the previous part of the thread.
if you don't mind repitition and feel comfortable about it could you please repost the basics.
No need for locations or anything that compromises what you are doing.
Thanks Buddy.
There are a bunch of new folks following this thread that would benifit from your expertice.
I don't know of anyone who knows more about drill holes.
Awesome stuff Ernie,
all the work you have done with drill holes got erased from the previous part of the thread.
if you don't mind repitition and feel comfortable about it could you please repost the basics.
No need for locations or anything that compromises what you are doing.
Thanks Buddy.
There are a bunch of new folks following this thread that would benifit from your expertice.
I don't know of anyone who knows more about drill holes.
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
I agree and can clarify a little.
The Jesuite influence is evident in that these highly educated people were on these expditions to keep the faith.
But also to make sure that all the rules were followed as well.
dsty said:
I agree and can clarify a little.
The Jesuite influence is evident in that these highly educated people were on these expditions to keep the faith.
But also to make sure that all the rules were followed as well.
okey dokey
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
dsty,
I agree with OD that there needs to be some new mentoring on bore holes. I have a site with a bore hole and I am clueless on what to make of it.
Any teaching on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
okey dokey
dsty,
I agree with OD that there needs to be some new mentoring on bore holes. I have a site with a bore hole and I am clueless on what to make of it.
Any teaching on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
okey dokey
Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
i am going to site this weekend will have pics of several drill holes to share and seek help with, all different sizes mostly big 7"and 8" wide holes.on bluffs,and river bottoms,and three in a tombstone marker. thanks brent
i am going to site this weekend will have pics of several drill holes to share and seek help with, all different sizes mostly big 7"and 8" wide holes.on bluffs,and river bottoms,and three in a tombstone marker. thanks brent
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I do not know if this is a sign or not, but I found this carved into a cliff face here in North central PA. It a 3 horned ram. I have done searched for it meaning everywhere i can think of and I found nothing so far. About the only other peice of information i can give you is there is a cemetary on the top of the cliff. Bit looking at the style of carving, i think it was there before the cemetary was.
Erin:
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I do not know if this is a sign or not, but I found this carved into a cliff face here in North central PA. It a 3 horned ram. I have done searched for it meaning everywhere i can think of and I found nothing so far. About the only other peice of information i can give you is there is a cemetary on the top of the cliff. Bit looking at the style of carving, i think it was there before the cemetary was.
Erin:
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
Try This one. Someone painted over it, but you can see the third horn on the head, the way the carving looks it the third horn is pointing out right above his eyes. As I said before though, there is no real rhyme or reason why it is there, and I don't think it has anything to do with the cemetary. i could be wrong too LOL.
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Try This one. Someone painted over it, but you can see the third horn on the head, the way the carving looks it the third horn is pointing out right above his eyes. As I said before though, there is no real rhyme or reason why it is there, and I don't think it has anything to do with the cemetary. i could be wrong too LOL.
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
Anytime, the next time I am in the area I may try and poke around a little and see if there is a ridge or some landmark it is looking at and try going from there. Thats why I posted it here, cause i have no clue what it is for LOL. But thanks for looking.
Erin
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Anytime, the next time I am in the area I may try and poke around a little and see if there is a ridge or some landmark it is looking at and try going from there. Thats why I posted it here, cause i have no clue what it is for LOL. But thanks for looking.
Erin
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
I would think that the eyes are telling you more than the 3 horns. ones open and ones closed.
im really curious about the drill holes. ive seen many but i never thought they were signs. kinda makes me sad that i didnt pay enough attention to remember where ive seen them.
I would think that the eyes are telling you more than the 3 horns. ones open and ones closed.
im really curious about the drill holes. ive seen many but i never thought they were signs. kinda makes me sad that i didnt pay enough attention to remember where ive seen them.
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Re: Basic Spanish signs and symbols you have found
Very interesting,
I know what else i"ll be looking for.
keep the info coming.
Weekender
Very interesting,
I know what else i"ll be looking for.
keep the info coming.
Weekender
truckinbutch
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Dsty ,
If someone finds your posts offensive why don't we just delete them , instead .
Please keep your posts coming .
Jim
Dsty ,
If someone finds your posts offensive why don't we just delete them , instead .
Please keep your posts coming .
Jim
