Spanish & KGC in the ozark mountains.

[orangeman]

It's hard to imagine it being done naturally but it could be.

 

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[Chadeaux]

It's hard to imagine it being done naturally but it could be.

Doubt it's Native American ... too high, too recent. However, it is probably not natural. Look for marks that show binding of some sort.

Commonly referred to as "horse & rider tree", likely "hoot owl" (outlaw) tree.

 

[orangeman]

I'm having a thought of just how much time did the the outlaws at the turn of the century have to set up there treasure stash and how many of the knew of geometry and common signs to use for the markers.

 

[orangeman]

Man power to accomplish hiding it deep is another thing.

 

[weekender]

orangeman,

Glad to see you back.

-Weekender

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

I'm having a thought of just how much time did the the outlaws at the turn of the century have to set up there treasure stash and how many of the knew of geometry and common signs to use for the markers.

Orangeman.
I am of the opinion that those outlaws were former, unemployed, soldiers that had first hand knowledge of KGC handywork. Probably as lower rank and file.

They probably worked on several caches, possibly even hit a few Spanish caches, just because they paid attention when they were soldiers.

When the highlife dwindled, they turned to the banks and trains for new income, and returned to the old sites to cover their new found income. After all, those worked well for the purpose.

Clearly, they couldn't deposit it in a bank.

IMHO.
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[dsty]

Mike, the 1st sign I found that was Spanish was 1/2 mile due East of the Post Office in down town Ozark in 1963, If you would like to find Vaults in your area use Google Earth, go Magnetic South, N. E. W. of your area of interest to 1/2 mile East of Ozark should put you Very close to a Vault at 25 miles ( 10 leagues ) Increments. You can find every thing using that theory. They did things Spot On. Mine tunnels are deep, but not vaults / settlers allotments. Good Luck dsty

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

Hi Dsty.

Using those distances and azamuth, if I traveled in a southerly direction from my old site and you traveled from yours in a northerly direction, we would almost meet near the Lost Louisiana. Perhaps directly half way between.

Lengendary. ¿?

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[weekender]

Mike, the 1st sign I found that was Spanish was 1/2 mile due East of the Post Office in down town Ozark in 1963, If you would like to find Vaults in your area use Google Earth, go Magnetic South, N. E. W. of your area of interest to 1/2 mile East of Ozark should put you Very close to a Vault at 25 miles ( 10 leagues ) Increments. You can find every thing using that theory. They did things Spot On. Mine tunnels are deep, but not vaults / settlers allotments. Good Luck dsty

Dsty,
Was that the Spanish cross you found on the bluff?
Thanks,
-Weekender

 

[dsty]

No sir it was the letter A as the treasure books indicated ( very few at that time ) was the letter" A " when it was carved as seen indicated that something buried in a near by land mark which the crevis has the boulder wedged in the crack, I could throw a rock and hit the Arkansas R, bluff was about 50 ft high, Sheer drop. I was working for Charley Wells ( Wells elect ) in van buren. Very Good Folks If I remember is that the slope of the mountain went to the West down hill and the north was pretty much flat. There may have been a cross in the area but I was Green as a gourd. Seems that Cross's appear around Religious / Money /, vaults, weekender, Every move that the Spanish made was Recorded and Exact according to the Papers / records/ in Spain and Old Mexico. Every inch was surveyed Coast to Coast and Border to Boarder and its Exact.

 

[weekender]

Dsty,
P.M. sent !

 

[Mark60]

Dsty, is that Ozark, MO your referring to ?

 

[dsty]

Looks like a long trail of churches cross member may indicate trail of churches going north /south main body may be going e / w/ possibly near a river bed O = 15 leagues / 45 miles, looks like the lay out for a settlers system, left to right count the squares should match the 15

 

[dsty]

Hello 22 some times caves such as you describe 5' 6" ceiling 10 foot deep, ( or in my case an old silver mine south of Terrell Oklalahoma on the north bank of the Red River, Its Blowed now ) sometimes get mistaken as a vault used kinda like a store that the Spanish used to store tools and such when needed and replenished when needed, I believe if it is another can be found DUE ( magnetic ) east / west / north / or south, every 25 miles check one of the direction that easiest to get to verify, soil conservation free maps from the county could help. Easier to drive if you can

 

[dsty]

Hello Mark60, Something interesting started messing in side my head, Folks really don't think about the long haul either, The Spot you Have Located, There's another one in Colorado ( WEST ) I believe its 26 lines of Initials, Spanish Used Numbers and Letters Identify. I believe there's another one in Utah The League Square' s 5 Rows Horzional and 5 rows vertical containing 25 Square leagues, each using 25 letter's of the alphabet. To identify it' the number's are joined one leg of a H will Make the U on a J, end result------ 810 ----- It will be in NE corner of the Square League, lightly carved and will have another identifying carving with it. The vertical and horzional 1840 map of New Spain there's several t find one that has Texas, and measure from that Lines East and West measured from London, and lined North and South Distance is measured in seconds and such

 

[orangeman]

But some of those sights are pretty deep and require time that they didn't have much of.

 

[orangeman]

There's a story of some men robbing a bank in Russellville back in the day a possie run them through hector up the mountain through Tully and over toward chimes they stopped a stood on a horse and dropped the money down a hollow tree.

 

[orangeman]

Tilly. Not Tully spell check got me.

 

[orangeman]

There's a few stories about bank robbers from Russellville and them going to chimes.

 

[orangeman]

. This is on the side of a bluff where to good size creeks come together.