Von Mueller wrote an article about that and Randy Bradford included it in one of his books. Von Mueller said he liked the area and the people and the treasure legends associated with the location. He was investigating a treasure cave that was uncovered in the mountains west of Segundo. He wrote a book named The Treasure of the Valley of Secrets that describes his research.
Too much baloney, no steak.
It’s an active site here in Colorado, no other place in the USA. Don’t be ridiculous I’m not going to lead you to something that has already been found. The map in TOTVOS is an earlier representation of the L U E Map. Nearly everything on the stone carved map is an indication of what the L U E Map is and where it is located in this state.
I respect your opinion, but the LUE map is full of Masonic symbols, not Spanish ones. That said, maybe it was done by Spanish, or Mexican Freemasons.......who knows.
I think our biggest difference of opinion is that you think the map leads to one location and I think that the map leads to dozens of treasure related sites.
If my research is correct, you are absolutely right.
I said in an earlier post the area in question is under 30 miles as the crow flies. Every single line on the map represents a certain ground feature not one single site. You misunderstood it as a single site. Which it is not. I posted a hint for one minute of one of the ground features that can only be seen between late October and early November. I will post it again for ten seconds a little after 10:00 tomorrow 07/17/2025 Mountain Time of the black triangular shadow on the pyramid symbol on the left side of the L U E map if anyone is interested.
Do you have any new information about the LUE map, for the Moon Lake gathering?
Look to Masonic and or KGC graveyards. A grave marked in a special way. Best place in the world to hide a box of treasure. Those who are Masons remember your 3rd degree. If you think about it Pyramid's are graves. The blocks on the lower left remind me of graves lined up.
So...... I know I skipped out on this Lue discussion, BUT.... you may be interested in this if you havent seen it already.
Ill be there at the 2025 Moon Lake gathering and I hope to meet some of you guys/gals in person. Ill probably make an adventure of it and take my motorcycle from Phoenix and sleep next to it under the stars.
It'll be a blast!!
Side note, going back to pages ago when I was going on and on about "consciousness" and boring everybody with Masonic symbolism and its deeper meanings......
Bob Brewer just said something interesting in that video above: that the immediate area around me (Superstition Mtn area) was named by the....lets just say "organization" to reflect the book "Through the Looking Glass," (Queen Creek. Silver King. Etc..) or as we know it...Alice in Wonderland, which....as you know is an exploration of consciousness.
That is all
Sgtfda, Please don't say things you are not sure of, Yes there are clues in cemeteries but the organization did not put treasure in graves, Many graves have be desecrated by rogue treasure hunters. In all my years working with others on treasure never, that I know of, was treasure found in graves some of them may have dug into. Even if gold was buried with some person, reputable treasure hunters would not violate a grave, which a honest people consider sacred. One cemetery near my old home was forgotten by all but those who knew those buried there. A logging crew cut timber near the graves and soon after they all were dug up. I know the names and families they were all from and no gravestone, (all stones) had any treasure related markings. I am investigating this criminal action and will give any evidence to our Prosecuting Attorney. I have found clues on the perimeter of cemeteries that led to recoveries and headstones giving directions and distances but again, I sincerely believe no treasure was in any of the many graves with coded information. Please, never dig into a grave, even if it lies in a forgotten graveyard.
