ConceptualizedNetherlandr
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I don't think mining claims give treasure/antiquities rights. I would hope a land owner owns everything on his own land, but consider those who start putting up a building and run into an archeological site.
DOC NOSS-Victorio Peak OR The Caballo Mountains
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I don't think mining claims give treasure/antiquities rights. I would hope a land owner owns everything on his own land, but consider those who start putting up a building and run into an archeological site.
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Can't quit lying eh Rog?
You are saying that Claude Suddreth never knew the location of the cave? Then why are his initials carved in the interior? Maybe you can explain that little fact? There are about seven sets of initials carved into the cave wall. Your dad's is not one of them. I know the names of every person that entered the cave and left their initials. Claude was one. So was Oren AND his son. Your story reeks of BS Rog!
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Who ever called Gully a gentleman?? 
He was a swabby and a grunt. Prob worse than me.
Join us T H
He was a swabby and a grunt. Prob worse than me. Join us T H
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Link to the design of Pyth
for Euclid's Prop #47 from book one
link :
http://www.themathpage.com/abookI/propI-47.htm
for Euclid's Prop #47 from book one
link :
http://www.themathpage.com/abookI/propI-47.htm
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Rog,
So, now you're saying that your dad's cave of steps is different from Claude Suddreth's Cave of Steps? HAHAHA Yeah, there's probably twenty or thirty caves with steps in them in the San Andres Mountains. Keep going. Your funny. None of the people that carved their initials in the upper section of that cave had any unwanted attention brought on them. I don't really care about that part though. Your description of the location is not even close. Like I said, I can walk right up to the cave entrance in the picture I posted. Problem is, getting into the San Andres Mountains. They are a Federal Wildlife Preserve, with no humans allowed (except by permits which are never issued), and also they are inside White Sands Missile Range, which after all the headaches they have had about VP, they won't be letting any treasure hunters out there any time soon.
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So, now you're saying that your dad's cave of steps is different from Claude Suddreth's Cave of Steps? HAHAHA Yeah, there's probably twenty or thirty caves with steps in them in the San Andres Mountains. Keep going. Your funny. None of the people that carved their initials in the upper section of that cave had any unwanted attention brought on them. I don't really care about that part though. Your description of the location is not even close. Like I said, I can walk right up to the cave entrance in the picture I posted. Problem is, getting into the San Andres Mountains. They are a Federal Wildlife Preserve, with no humans allowed (except by permits which are never issued), and also they are inside White Sands Missile Range, which after all the headaches they have had about VP, they won't be letting any treasure hunters out there any time soon.
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hi Rog, want a second opinion?? Drink your coffee first.
A bunch of the boys wre whooping it up in one of those Mexican cantinas (bars)
When along came Gully who paused, upon seeing all of those cars
He listened to he sounds of wild good cheer'
and entered on the chance of few free beer.
( opening lines to Gully and the search for Tayopa )
A bunch of the boys wre whooping it up in one of those Mexican cantinas (bars)
When along came Gully who paused, upon seeing all of those cars
He listened to he sounds of wild good cheer'
and entered on the chance of few free beer.
( opening lines to Gully and the search for Tayopa )
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How do you put a block a poster?
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Hi pbsrw 1, B & B, have sent you the geological reason for the Tayopa complxx, something that top geoligists have missed.
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Rog: you said--->tomorrow we'll be back
with the same old show
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Burlesque
Girls Beer ? Gypsy Rose Lee and her fan dance. Last that I saw of her was when I was elected honory Mayor of the Gayway at the San Francisco's worlds fair. sinff they would never let me watch being a 15 year old minor, but not with a minors thoughts, sigh? Just think 3 years later I found myself on Guadalcanal, no Yankee girlies there.
Now about Tayopas' gold bars at Victorio Peak and the Caballos??
(The Gayway was directly lit as part of the entertainment, but the other walkway areas were lit with hanging side lanterns. These were an eclectic mix of styles and sizes, ranging from 86 foot high cylinders of canvas coated with glyptol, to traditional Siamese umbrellas and 70 foot stucco walls studded with superheated mic)
with the same old show
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Burlesque
Girls Beer ? Gypsy Rose Lee and her fan dance. Last that I saw of her was when I was elected honory Mayor of the Gayway at the San Francisco's worlds fair. sinff they would never let me watch being a 15 year old minor, but not with a minors thoughts, sigh? Just think 3 years later I found myself on Guadalcanal, no Yankee girlies there.Now about Tayopas' gold bars at Victorio Peak and the Caballos
??(The Gayway was directly lit as part of the entertainment, but the other walkway areas were lit with hanging side lanterns. These were an eclectic mix of styles and sizes, ranging from 86 foot high cylinders of canvas coated with glyptol, to traditional Siamese umbrellas and 70 foot stucco walls studded with superheated mic)
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Go to settings upper right hand of forum, click on it then look on left side for "edit ignore list" and ad name there. It will not ignore quotes other members use though.
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or you can always choose to adjust your personal perceptions concerning that which
you feel an urge to ignore , by simply knowing that " nothing Matters " so much , that you should
allow it to take power over you .
as in the poem
leave the issues to those who wish to control the uncontrollable .
Let The control freaks suffer the angst they create within themselves .
you feel an urge to ignore , by simply knowing that " nothing Matters " so much , that you should
allow it to take power over you .
as in the poem
leave the issues to those who wish to control the uncontrollable .
Let The control freaks suffer the angst they create within themselves .
Has anybody ever explored the mountains 10 miles north of Victorio Peak. If so, and if you don't mind sharing, has anybody ever found any evidence of any junction of two or more trails. Maybe a north-south trail meeting an east-west trail. Older trails, Native American or early European explorers or traders. Maybe some large trail marker type monuments or petroglyphs.
Thanks
Thanks
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Rog, you asked --> Understand the Poem ?
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Yep, you are used to be being paid by the word.
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Yep, you are used to be being paid by the word.
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hey roger, glad to see you back , lets get some good conversation going, I have been out at three rivers area and capitan mnts the last couple of months so I have not been posting, np
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Capitan Mnts. ?
did you find the stone steps going up the Mnt. on the North East End ?
heh heh
I had some jerk in Las cruces tell me his Dad took him to these steps
that are carved in the face of a cliff or bluff in the Capitan Mnt's
maybe it was his Mom that took him .
I looked passed and over his head , and Blurted : " Look ! An Angel descending "
He spun around , and asked where ?!
I laughed at him
he then asked , : " Whats aassssending mean ?
I just turned giggling and walked away .
funny people are killer in that area .
did you find the stone steps going up the Mnt. on the North East End ?
heh heh
I had some jerk in Las cruces tell me his Dad took him to these steps
that are carved in the face of a cliff or bluff in the Capitan Mnt's
maybe it was his Mom that took him .
I looked passed and over his head , and Blurted : " Look ! An Angel descending "
He spun around , and asked where ?!
I laughed at him
he then asked , : " Whats aassssending mean ?
I just turned giggling and walked away .
funny people are killer in that area .
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I will give the youtube video a look
and get back to you
and get back to you
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it's a natural formation
that is actually Squaw peak at the entrance to Bar Canyon ,
watch part 2 , and at exactly 30 seconds in , at the middle of the screen
you will see a shadow in a rock formation
The shadow looks like a man with his arms at rest to his sides .
That Shadow , is on of the shadow symbols painted on a map rock , a ways from there .
at the top of that formation , water pools up
and we used to pan gold there years ago .
that is actually Squaw peak at the entrance to Bar Canyon ,
watch part 2 , and at exactly 30 seconds in , at the middle of the screen
you will see a shadow in a rock formation
The shadow looks like a man with his arms at rest to his sides .
That Shadow , is on of the shadow symbols painted on a map rock , a ways from there .
at the top of that formation , water pools up
and we used to pan gold there years ago .
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I'll elaborate a bit on the two Soledad Canyon videos
First , in #2
Note at the end it shows a large rock collumn
that is Chimney Rock , if the Sun had been in position just right, you would be able to
make out carvings on the face of it that you are seeing in the Video .
To the right of Chimney Rock is The Pass into Soledad Canyon
This is the West end pass into Soledad
El Chato refers to this pass as : El Paso De Tascoti Endura ( translate to Hard Wood pass for the Oak Grove
in itr )
a Deligent seeker may still find some of the El Chato Bands loot in that pass, some has already
been recovered .
El Chato's directions into Soledad are from the east end of Soledad , and that East End pass
he refers to as : Paso de Tortugas ( Turtle Pass )
he so named it that for the Turtle monuments set in stone
and a natural formation that looks like the head of a Turtle .
The Terrain you see in the video , is very Rough , and in every direction the camera pans , we explored
those areas , Water being very important because of the Roughness and heat involved .
El Chato states to look for a Rock that is not of the area , brought there by mule
and set as a marker
That Rock is " The Horse of God " as it's twin in Rennes is referred to as .
from the rock formation , he guides you to climb the greater mountain , seeking a certain leveled off
site .
He gives the count for distance to travel .
Keep in mind , that once you reach a site he mentions , turn and walk back in the direction
you just came , counting out 100 varas and seek his next clue and dig it up .
He is guiding you through two passes , and up two canyons
keep that in mind as you read the text .
The three peaks at a distance where you turn into the Mountains upon first sight , is Tres Hermanas
The plain that " The end of which cannot be seen "
is not the plains of San Augustine , but the plains running north east toward Roswell and Artesia NM .
First , in #2
Note at the end it shows a large rock collumn
that is Chimney Rock , if the Sun had been in position just right, you would be able to
make out carvings on the face of it that you are seeing in the Video .
To the right of Chimney Rock is The Pass into Soledad Canyon
This is the West end pass into Soledad
El Chato refers to this pass as : El Paso De Tascoti Endura ( translate to Hard Wood pass for the Oak Grove
in itr )
a Deligent seeker may still find some of the El Chato Bands loot in that pass, some has already
been recovered .
El Chato's directions into Soledad are from the east end of Soledad , and that East End pass
he refers to as : Paso de Tortugas ( Turtle Pass )
he so named it that for the Turtle monuments set in stone
and a natural formation that looks like the head of a Turtle .
The Terrain you see in the video , is very Rough , and in every direction the camera pans , we explored
those areas , Water being very important because of the Roughness and heat involved .
El Chato states to look for a Rock that is not of the area , brought there by mule
and set as a marker
That Rock is " The Horse of God " as it's twin in Rennes is referred to as .
from the rock formation , he guides you to climb the greater mountain , seeking a certain leveled off
site .
He gives the count for distance to travel .
Keep in mind , that once you reach a site he mentions , turn and walk back in the direction
you just came , counting out 100 varas and seek his next clue and dig it up .
He is guiding you through two passes , and up two canyons
keep that in mind as you read the text .
The three peaks at a distance where you turn into the Mountains upon first sight , is Tres Hermanas
The plain that " The end of which cannot be seen "
is not the plains of San Augustine , but the plains running north east toward Roswell and Artesia NM .
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this google map link takes you dead center of Soledad , and visible in the photo
is the Horse of God Monument set up on the edge of the wash atop a rock formation .
south of it is the Fox Canyon Tortugas Monument on the opposite side of the wash .
Lots is in this photo , but to give you the location
so you may closely understand where in the mountains I am describing
this will suffice .
link to google map
https://www.google.com/maps/place/L...2!3m1!1s0x86de1ac745069869:0x636dd01df13f32bd
is the Horse of God Monument set up on the edge of the wash atop a rock formation .
south of it is the Fox Canyon Tortugas Monument on the opposite side of the wash .
Lots is in this photo , but to give you the location
so you may closely understand where in the mountains I am describing
this will suffice .
link to google map
https://www.google.com/maps/place/L...2!3m1!1s0x86de1ac745069869:0x636dd01df13f32bd
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