I, new, green and wet behind the ears!

[Michael Florio]

I took interest in The Superstition Mountains. After enjoying some adventure online, I believe I stumbled upon a very interesting interpretation of the Peralta map. I actually have pinpointed a location that could be very fruitful. My investigation into Jacob Walsh was not as promising although history teaches us that there is usually a shred of truth in tall tales. I am interested in putting together a party to follow through on this. From what I understand, it’s not a great idea to venture rent these mountains alone.

 

[DizzyDigger]

Welcome from the Pacific Northwest....

 

[vpnavy]

I took interest in The Superstition Mountains...

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[Gare]

Michael welcome to a GREAT WEB SITE 11 BUT PLEASE BE CAREFUL out there in Arizina.LOts of people have never returned from looking for that site

 

[Michael Florio]

Michael welcome to a GREAT WEB SITE 11 BUT PLEASE BE CAREFUL out there in Arizina.LOts of people have never returned from looking for that site

Thanks for your concern, Gare. I am very aware. I reached out to experts for help. I don't believe Jacob Waltz ever gave anyone a clue. That old man lived for his gold. He didn't want to share it or spend it. I believe his caches are the possible find and I've stumbled upon a lot of pieces that fit together. I will proceed with caution.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Moved thread to our Superstition Mountains forum..

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