Is the Lost Dutchman Mine the Sombrero Mine? Some compelling evidence

[Steve Bowser]

Just saying hello Steve and welcome to what can only be described a nuthouse at times . Hope to see you, Kraig, Greg and Roger in November. I hope you're doing well

Thank you, looking

forward to seeing you again also.

I think I should have clarified the photo I included in my first post. My photo's skyline matches ancientones' sixth photo in his opening post for this thread. I've attached both photos for comparison. What do you think? Also, I'm in the photo.

Steve

 

[Cubfan64]

Thank you, lookingView attachment 2103984View attachment 2103985 forward to seeing you again also.

I think I should have clarified the photo I included in my first post. My photo's skyline matches ancientones' sixth photo in his opening post for this thread. I've attached both photos for comparison. What do you think? Also, I'm in the photo.

Steve

Looks like the same spot to me - I'd say he was standing to the left and closer in than where Jack was in taking this photo. Get in a line with those 2 cacti on the left and move in a little from the photographer's spot and you'd be standing on the same spot Ancientones was.

Maybe stand just about at the bottom left corner of your photo.
looking forward to talking to you in November too - I will try to email when you when I get the chance - got a couple unrelated questions to ask you.

Take care

Paul

 

[OldDarrell7]

I can prove many things that you are only dreaming of. NP didn't know the mine he has found was that which produced the Jenkins ore, but he believed found the LDM.
It's me who says how that mine was that which produced Jenkins ore, because I did my proper research on the subject and I know for certain. The spot fits all the clues of the stories that are floating around.
Stop to brag yourself because you know nothing. Just my opinion.
If you want to make an offer for that mine, I'm the only person todays who knows where it is.

Have a Link here, usually my links don't work and I haven't posted a link for a long time here, but if it works <>

 

[markmar]

Have a Link here, usually my links don't work and I haven't posted a link for a long time here, but if it works <>

I liked the video Darell. There is a mistake in the claim paper and I don't know if it was made on purpose. The shaft is about six (6) miles east of Youngsberg, just for your info update.
The people can see now, how a real story can be distorted by various writers in regards to protect a rich strike and to keep it for themselfs for further investigation. Is well known where was Barry Storm's favorite region of search in the Superstitions.

Happy trails Darell

 

[OldDarrell7]

I liked the video Darell. There is a mistake in the claim paper and I don't know if it was made on purpose. The shaft is about six (6) miles east of Youngsberg, just for your info update.
The people can see now, how a real story can be distorted by various writers in regards to protect a rich strike and to keep it for themselfs for further investigation. Is well known where was Barry Storm's favorite region of search in the Superstitions.

Happy trails Darell

Well, I know where it is, I've been there once and just a little south of the incline shaft/tunnel there is a very small runoff tributary loaded with black sand & gold.

 

[markmar]

Well, I know where it is, I've been there once and just a little south of the incline shaft/tunnel there is a very small runoff tributary loaded with black sand & gold.

Darrell, now seriously, I know where Nishuine mine is located, and if you want, I can tell you where it is. I believe it should belongs to one of Gladys descendants, so think about my proposition. I'm the only one who can "give" it back to your family.

 

[OldDarrell7]

Darrell, now seriously, I know where Nishuine mine is located, and if you want, I can tell you where it is. I believe it should belongs to one of Gladys descendants, so think about my proposition. I'm the only one who can "give" it back to your family.

Well you can send me a Private Email and we'll talk about it, I certainly have no intentions on going back, I'm too old (75 years) to be hiking those mountains or any mountains. After the weather starts to cool down in October, you can come out and visit me in Salome Arizona and I'll give you a detailed account. Darrell Lane