DO TREASURES HAVE REAL SPIRITS

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Hmmn...:coffee2::coffee2::coffee2:... Hmmn... Let's talk this over, Don Jose...

No good music, an' No good booze, in The 'Ol Indian Territory?...:icon_scratch: ???

Lets see now, what could have possibly been going on, to get

you such an' horrible Southern treatment... Well, reckon it

could've been they thought ye were a dern yankee?...:nono:

An' maybe even a greenhorn, at that? Surely though,

you don't think them Local Folks had access to the

good clear shiney stuff back then ??? :icon_scratch: 8-) That's

where good southern hospitality comes in, but then

they'd have ta' trust a stranger, to offer ya' know...

As far as the music, what did ye want, Ol' Gene Autry?,

Roy and Dale?, maybe Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys,

a' playin' the fiddle hot, with their innovative, smokin' hot

country swing?... Or, did ye just want to try an' sneak a cuddle,

to some 'ol NYC elevater music, and as a skinny cadet? Hmmn...

Yer probly lucky, they didn't catch yer...Ornery Irish hide...

Snugglin' some Big 'ol Southern country boys' Sister, out in

the good 'ol country air, an' sparklin' moonlight! :laughing7::occasion14:...

Well, yer still in one piece, aint ye? Really don't know,

what the big 'ole deal is... :dontknow:

Probly sounded like a northern Irish city slicker,

from the North, West California Coast... :laughing7::laughing9::laughing7:

I suppose ye didn't even get a good 'ol Southern, sweet warm kiss either? ??? :laughing7: :laughing9: :dontknow: :sunny: :fish:
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Sides, ye were sposed' 'ta be there schoolin' an' a' workin'.
Not chasin' them Purty Euro/Indian hillfolk gals, all liquered
up, an' 'a bee boppin' or tango snuglin', ta' 'ol Mozart, or Bach... :laughing7::laughing9::laughing7:
 

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I looked at the J on the right for a long time, and wondered
why there was seeming, to be some extra carving and shaping...

In this fairly straight on shot, there appears to be a 75 shaped
into the shank together, including the top line of it... :sunny: :fish:
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Hook of first J looks like a vulture facing up towards horizontal line.
Would be East towards a vertical line/wall/post, if North is top after turning clockwise to position the vulture and the T it rests on upright.
 

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No, I have never done anything to any of it, except to
gently touch it with my finger, maybe a couple of times...

Then once, I took my Case pocket knife, and gently,
just briefly, set it into one of the lines. To see if it
would kinda' fit, and the taper was seeming to
be similar, though I realize, that the knife
used, likely much bigger than my little
pocket sized 3 1/2", 2-blade, such as
the Bowie type blade, that Jesse was
seen, and known to have carried...

Even the old, sorta' curved, diamond shaped
piece of bubbly clear whiskey bottle. That I
found in the leaves and sandy loam, in the
floor below the cross symbol on the wall.
It was all rubbed smooth on 3, and
almost all 4 edges, I have never
rubbed it, or cleaned it at all...

I believe the only difference, between what
Jesse last saw, and what you see in the
picture, is the growth since the last
time that he had looked at it,
as the artist himself...

... :sunny: :fish:
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Hook of first J looks like a vulture facing up towards horizontal line.
Would be East towards a vertical line/wall/post, if North is top after turning clockwise to position the vulture and the T it rests on upright.

Hi Relevent,

Interesting thoughts, I'm glad you like looking at it,
seeing and interpreting, the different shapes and angles...

That's Cool!... :sunny: :fish:
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Frontward angle and light, the color looks
all different, not seeing all depths,
of the carved lines...

See it about the lower third, of the left side... :sunny: :fish:
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One more outside view, gives a good perspective.

I changed the light setting from low light to a brighter

selection, from the shots inside. You can see how dark it

is inside there kinda', with all of the bright outside sunlight...

That's one of the places I sit to rest. No tellin', who all may
have sat down there. Not that many level places around, to sit ... 8-) :sunny: :fish:
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Very Interesting Story

I have always wondered, how an item can, if
indeed it does, have an adverse effect like that...

Other than maybe a bad spirit, laying claim
to something, that has not been properly sent
packing. I really don't know what else, could
cause something like that. I have heard of
some other similar stories told, but don't
know otherwise, how or what, it could
possibly be...

People sometimes talk about curses,
and I guess that is a very deep,
spiritual treasure subject...
... :sunny: :fish:

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How 'bout another song, ta' change the subject... :sunny: :fish:
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Hi Alamosmoon,

How are you doin' today...

I know you have come up with all kinds of different cool stuff to

post...:sunny: :fish::cross:

Great song choices, the Tim McGraw song was so well

written, with the Smooth Verses, Chorus and Harmonies ... :thumbsup: 8-)
 

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... A picture paints a thousand plus words?...

... :sunny: :fish:
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I had the pleasure of excavating a cave for a family on the Ark/OK line last summer. This family had ancestral ties to certain members of Quantrill's group. During the excavation, some items were found that were given to the family, all but a coin, which they gave to me. This coin was a very out of place find...both where and how it was found....but also because it was a forgery. An old one at that, made just prior to The War of the Rebellion. How, and why, it was placed where it was found will remain a mystery. But since it was given to me my life has been touched by tragedy not once, not twice, but three times.

In a moment of reflection I recently took out this coin, which I had taken to carrying in my pocket, and really looked at it again. On the coin was a pine tree. Acting on what I can only describe as a spiritual hunch...I went back just this past week...and walked the site with new eyes. I found the pine tree. And I returned the coin to its original resting place.

I left something of my own there as well, and it is my hope that having reunited them, I will be left in peace. Superstitious? Maybe. Spiritual? Could be. Who knows. But I slept well that night...and since. That's enough for me.

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JudyH, you did the CORRECT thing; coin must have had "BAD MOJO"...
 

It's a serious and possibly complicated discussion.
And no doubt, people have their own different feelings and beliefs.

... :sunny: :fish:
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You'll find quite an interesting connection with the Quantrill group and "Lone Pine", for which you'll need to dig (no pun intended). Or, you may choose to move on.
 

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