Stone map

[cmenokla]

Need help with this map... to me it looks like 3 hills, a water source like a creek, then 1 hill. on my property I have 3 hills to the west, a large creek, then 1 hill on the east. Unsure if Native American or what... Thank you

 

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[Scrappy]

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This is to help you.
The last stone is from a friend it made to be a cat from the distance. Up close at the top of it is a carved man. If you could read it. It say Son of God.

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KA-BOOM!

Bob, you're in for a treat. I'm a ship pilot and there's a mountain up the Hudson River called "Storm King". It's been called that since colonial days. I've passed it many many times. This is the best shot I could get. Enjoy!

 

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[Backwoodsbob]

Damn Scrappy you've been holding out on us. That the work of the French Jesuit Priest.

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[Backwoodsbob]

Is it a state park now Scrappy? By the way thanks. It's also good for my point.

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[Evolution]

I haven't posted on this tread.... sorry, thread yet.... so this is me posting. Looks like you're in my neck of the woods Scrap. Nice pic!

 

[jadocs]

Damn Scrappy you've been holding out on us. That the work of the French Jesuit Priest.

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Jesuit Priests also dug this hole.

 

[cmenokla]

Yes ,relic turtles and gator are good. It's been awhile though.
Now if any of you want to learn about the stones leading you to treasure look at a tread called Marker that specifically relate to finding treasure

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So you Like TURTLES Bob... tell me 'bout this

 

[cmenokla]

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Yes ,relic turtles and gator are good. It's been awhile though. <br>
Now if any of you want to learn about the stones leading you to treasure look at a tread called Marker that specifically relate to finding treasure <br>
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[Backwoodsbob]

It's also the eagle

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[mspence]

Fred is dead..... Fred Is Dead

 

[jadocs]

But Gary is alive

 

[Backwoodsbob]

Fred is still alive and we will kill no stone before it time. Listen guys there are a lot of good treads to learn this from. Well you are differently better showing the features of the stones. Sandy is giving some good information out under markers ..... check it out

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[Backwoodsbob]

I don't know why these guys say they can't see this stuff. Hey Mod. ,how about now. Do you still think it's not an artifact ?

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[screwynewy]

By golly you found the prophesy of Mr. Magoo

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So you Like TURTLES Bob... tell me 'bout this
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[Treasure_Hunter]

I don't know why these guys say they can't see this stuff. Hey Mod. ,how about now. Do you still think it's not an artifact ?

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Bob, there is nothing there but a natural weathered stone and over active imagination. Drawing marks, circles and triangles around the weathered marks on a rock doesn't make it an artifact.




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[RobRieman]

It's just a rock Bob. Why didn't you circle the other hundred holes, chips and nicks? If it was supposed to be something what would it be? Are you saying someone hit it with another rock in a few places at some time in the past so it makes it a map or a tool or something?

 

[cmenokla]

Ok members.... it's like a BIRD STONE OR FISH made by Native Americans which are easy to see. Just look a little deeper...
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This Stone I call "Birdie". Like Fred and / or Gary, she has many images (many unmarked) and tells a story. Birdie was found in one of the Locations on Fred. Not certain but depending on how she is positioned... Birdie may also be a map.




As the stone changes positions the images also change. They become more or less Visible.

 

[jadocs]

Nature can be funny sometimes

 

[OutdoorAdv]

I don't know why these guys say they can't see this stuff. Hey Mod. ,how about now. Do you still think it's not an artifact ?

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It looks like a rock to me. What you did is decided you wanted it to be a turtle, so you selectively picked out the features of the weathered rock that supported what you wanted it to be. This is just like laying in the grass and looking at clouds. You can pick any cloud and it can look like many different things, to many different people... it just depends on what features of the cloud each person wants to favor. So its just a rock and you have an imagination.

To show you what I mean, I decided I wanted your "turtle" to be a tree with a pond behind it and grass in the foreground. I still only highlighted the weathered features and cracks of the rock without making things up. I also thought outside the box, so your "turtle" is as much a "turtle" as it is a tree, growing in a field with a pond behind it. I could pick any other set of features on this rock and use my imagination to make it anything I want it to be just by highlighting the things that support what I want. Just like laying in the grass and looking at clouds.

 

[Scrappy]

It looks like a rock to me. What you did is decided you wanted it to be a turtle, so you selectively picked out the features of the weathered rock that supported what you wanted it to be. This is just like laying in the grass and looking at clouds. You can pick any cloud and it can look like many different things, so many different people... it just depends on what features of the cloud each person whats to favor. So its just a rock and you have an imagination.

To show you what I mean, I decided I wanted your "turtle" to be a tree with a pond behind it and grass in the foreground. I still only highlighted the weathered features and cracks of the rock without making things up. I also thought outside the box, so your "turtle" is as much a "turtle" as it is a tree, growing in a field with a pond behind it. I could pick any other set of features on this rock and use my imagination to make it anything I want it to be just by highlighting the things that support what I want. Just like laying in the grass and looking at clouds.

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Honestly, I think I like yours better than Bobs turtle. The field tree-lake stone. Nice.

 

[CRUSADER]

It looks like a rock to me. What you did is decided you wanted it to be a turtle, so you selectively picked out the features of the weathered rock that supported what you wanted it to be. This is just like laying in the grass and looking at clouds. You can pick any cloud and it can look like many different things, so many different people... it just depends on what features of the cloud each person whats to favor. So its just a rock and you have an imagination.

To show you what I mean, I decided I wanted your "turtle" to be a tree with a pond behind it and grass in the foreground. I still only highlighted the weathered features and cracks of the rock without making things up. I also thought outside the box, so your "turtle" is as much a "turtle" as it is a tree, growing in a field with a pond behind it. I could pick any other set of features on this rock and use my imagination to make it anything I want it to be just by highlighting the things that support what I want. Just like laying in the grass and looking at clouds.

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Your right the treasure is under the tree, why didn't I see that.