Nice find Terry! Don't tell us where, just sign the registry sheet and let the rest of us enjoy the search.
(Checked out your other sites and photos, excellent!
Looks like you certainly enjoy life.)
Raise your hand if you have found the Lost Dutchman Mine.
Nice find Terry! Don't tell us where, just sign the registry sheet and let the rest of us enjoy the search.
(Checked out your other sites and photos, excellent!
Looks like you certainly enjoy life.)
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I hate my back. I was planning to go out to my area this weekend but my back is killing me, I haven't gone out to the LDM in over 8 months. Trying to find the caches. I use to hike 13 miles round trip with drinking very little water, like a camel. Now I have trouble going out my front door without pulling my back. Oh well, I'll try to get out there soon, the LDM is not going anywhere. Got to keep trying, even if I have to crawl.
audigger53
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Try this for your back. Soak in a hot tub, as hot as you can stand it. When it gets close to lukewarm, get out dry off and lie down on the floor hopefully with a rug on it. Prop you knees up until the small of your back is flat on the floor. Lay there for 20 mins. You are letting your back muscles cool down with your back totally flat on the floor. Not an instant cure but it gets better night by night. The muscles can pull so hard to keep you from hurting that they cause even more pain to you.
captain1965
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Been doing that stretch every day for the last 4 years with remarkable success. I used to walk hunched over but now I'm standing tall and experience about 5% of the pain. My trips into the mountains used to require a couple of days to recover. Now I can make multiple trips back to back.
Great advice!
Jon
audigger53
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I learned that little trick when I "blew out" my back. 4 weeks bed rest at home, one week in the hospital with just a Cortazone(?) shot and 4 weeks therapy, with walks daily getting longer and longer, wearing "Hush Puppies" to absorb the shock of the heel hitting the ground. Took 7 years to get back to 98%.
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I just do not know which mine is the Dutchmen's is it all 30 ?
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after finding la barge map there on the rocks ,this was a happy day the canyon just makes what I am doing fun.
here are the reals clues to the LDM,
just follows the map, there are reals, just need more thinking, 2 + 5 = 7, 1 - 0 = 1, pie, 3.1415 = 2016- 1891 =
starting to get lost here, just like Holmes.
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just follows the map, there are reals, just need more thinking, 2 + 5 = 7, 1 - 0 = 1, pie, 3.1415 = 2016- 1891 =
starting to get lost here, just like Holmes.View attachment 1304278
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here are the reals clues to the LDM,
just follows the map, there are reals, just need more thinking, 2 + 5 = 7, 1 - 0 = 1, pie, 3.1415 = 2016- 1891 =
View attachment 1304278
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Just wanted you to know that the LDM was already found; please see this thread.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/l...utchman-not-lost-we-just-hid-really-good.html
sgtfda
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2 photos from a friend
somehiker
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Don't recognize the first one.....both from the same mine ?
sgtfda
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I believe so Wayne. The mine is not in the U.S.
coazon de oro
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Burma
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I've had the second photo on file for about ten years myself.
It's been claimed to be of a vein in mines at many locations over the years, or used to illustrate what a rich gold vein looks like.
one example.....Hidden treasure secrete: April 2012
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Still gotta climb up for a closer look at this though.....
View attachment lightning strike vein cr.bmp
... maybe get a couple of samples to bring to the next Rendezvous.
Bottom center, you can see where it changes to mostly quartz, and there's a small mine down a little bit further that I've previosly posted a few photos of.
View attachment lightning strike vein cr.bmp
... maybe get a couple of samples to bring to the next Rendezvous.
Bottom center, you can see where it changes to mostly quartz, and there's a small mine down a little bit further that I've previosly posted a few photos of.
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I've seen those before. I believe both are on Google Image. The one on the right is the same rock vein material that I posted with the drill holes in it. Which makes me even more excited about excavating the site. The other site of the drill holes is near a ranch and may not be accessable anymore.
Nice images just the same.
sgtfda
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Just examples of what many think the LDM would look like.
I still like this piece that I'm holding
I still like this piece that I'm holding
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