The "Peralta" Stone Maps --- On Their Own

[markmar]

Joe

The word " ignorance " has multiple meanings . You know what I mean .

 

[cactusjumper]

All,

Just as an interesting side note here, Ted DeGrazia painted hundreds of priests holding large crosses in front of themselves. It was a constant theme for him, although he was not a religious man. On the other hand, he was a spiritual person.

Joe Ribaudo

 

[cactusjumper]

Joe

The word " ignorance " has multiple meanings . You know what I mean .

Marius,

For some people, like you, those other meanings would come into play. For me, they would not work.....for a minute.

No offense meant, none taken.

Take care,

Joe

 

[johnmark29020]

Im not sure jake was coning anyone.
When I first got interested . I read about about c jones. She was convinced there was a cave full of treasure in weavers needle.
On my trip in the sups. I saw a area that would fit her theory perfectly.
I think she had good info,but the wrong location.
I believe the same can be said for jake. I think jake was right about the gold bars,but was wrong in his location.
The area I found was rich in details.
Due to a injury. And two really big guys watching us.
I pulled the plug.
If my health holds out. Im going to take another look.

 

[cactusjumper]

Im not sure jake was coning anyone.
When I first got interested . I read about about c jones. She was convinced there was a cave full of treasure in weavers needle.
On my trip in the sups. I saw a area that would fit her theory perfectly.
I think she had good info,but the wrong location.
I believe the same can be said for jake. I think jake was right about the gold bars,but was wrong in his location.
The area I found was rich in details.
Due to a injury. And two really big guys watching us.
I pulled the plug.
If my health holds out. Im going to take another look.

JM,

There are many in the Dutch Hunting Community who know the dark side of Crazy Jake very well. You should talk to Bob Corbin or Tom Kollenborn to get a better handle of the inner workings of Jake's brain. It's a dark place that the more genteel among us should avoid.....at all costs.

Good luck,

Joe

 

[markmar]

Joe

Crazy Jake had good maps , but he didn't know to read them . As said JohnMark , he was in the wrong place .
Celeste Jones was another same case . She searched between two caches ( the first two Xs in the stone maps trail ) . If she had this map



then she searched for ther middle X in the stone maps trail .

 

[markmar]

Joe

I forgot . I want to show you an aerial photo with the priest ( head ) . The yellow dots are mines and in the red circle is Caverna Aurum .

 

[StreamlineGold]

For a start reading the right book. There was one author that got it right and he puts you in the right area. Old time prospecting after that.

That is some amazing stuff you are finding, as long as your not pulling our leg....good job!

 

[Somero]

That is some amazing stuff you are finding, as long as your not pulling our leg....good job!

Not that my opinion means anything, but I know sgtfda. He's an honorable person and would not "pull anybody's leg" on a find like that.

 

[sgtfda]

Besides that I let Eric look some over at the Gpap meeting

 

[StreamlineGold]

I will have to hit up the next Gpap meeting to meet some of you fellas, definitely would appreciate some pointers for the Superstitions. Im gonna have a 4x4 quad by the end of april and its not far from where I live to get out there for a weekend prospecting day.

 

[Somero]

Besides that I let Eric look some over at the Gpap meeting

Sorry about the drool Sarge

 

[sgtfda]

We also raffled off some of the nuggets at the meeting. Our members were very happy to win a rare piece of Superstition gold

 

[sgtfda]

Went on a little jaunt today. Though I'm not a stoner I have found the Garman map useful for finding gold locations. Knowing where the stone map heart was located I went to see what was there. Ha! A large heart that at one time was totally edged with quartz. A little on the left has let loose. Interesting and exactly where I expected it to be.

 

[somehiker]

Beautiful Frank....and a great find.
Certainly adds more credibility to the stones.
And sure don't look "modern".

 

[sgtfda]

The left side had weathered away. At one time it had quartz around the whole thing. According to Tumlinson's map code for the Tesora map the heart is the end of a trail. Ill send you that code Wayne. You have always shared with me.

 

[Cubfan64]

I'd have to say that's the best looking heart shaped rock I've seen a post of to date - bar none. Good job Frank

 

[sgtfda]

Paul I've told you where the heart area is. This heart is exactly where I thought it would be. Caught my eye right away. You won't see it on Google Earth though!

 

[Loke]

I'd have to say that's the best looking heart shaped rock I've seen a post of to date - bar none. Good job Frank

Ditto!! (and several times over!)

Oh sarge - and btw - what were the coords again? *innocent look*

 

[sgtfda]

I see you at Dons Camp this year ill tell you