sdcfia
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I remember reading about that amazing layout in New Mexico Confidential. And the story that goes along with it is really interesting and one that I had never heard of until I read the book.
The place by the Canadian border is one that you have mentioned before, the International Peace Garden. Just below the Canadian border is a lake shaped like an M. Starting there and heading toward the Egypt stone, described in New Mexico Confidential, you run pretty close to Del Norte. That would be two mystery stones with an eye carved on them and an M above the eye. I think there was another mystery stone by Lordsburg, New Mexico, which would also line up well with the other two stones. I wonder if the signature eye with M is on the Lordsburg stone?
As you well know, mdog, when you connect two sites with a straight line on GE, that line often crosses other intriguing sites, sometimes precisely. Coincidence or ...? Of course, the key is choosing your starting and ending points for the line. There are some amazing correspondences when you line up locations from the International Peace Garden. There are two starting points there for running your lines, the first being the octagonal fountain on the US/Canadian border. Carefully choose corners, edges, midpoints, etc. to begin your alignments, then extend them to a distant location (which is the key because it requires that you have an idea of where the line goes to begin with). There are unlimited possibilities, and this is where your knowledge, research, experience and hunches counts. Thanks for the info on that M-shaped lake - I'll have to play around with it.
A mile south of the IPG fountain is the building pictured below. Does the shape of the building look familiar? You can see how I aligned the orange line to opposite corners of the Masonic square. When you extend this line far enough, it ends at the top of a little place called Big Lue Mountain. Interesting, no?

I haven't located the Lordsburg mystery glyphs yet. Even though years ago I guided three members of the AHRF to the Silver City glyphs so that they could better document those carvings, they refused to tell me where the Lordsburg carvings were located. So much for favors, huh?