Does this mean anything?

[Springfield]

warning - reading mother natures graffiti can lead to missing the real signs...

Extremely good advice, Rangler. I might add: not all man made signs are treasure signs.

 

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[Old Dog]

warning - reading mother natures graffiti can lead to missing the real signs...

Extremely good advice, Rangler. I might add: not all man made signs are treasure signs.

Agreed,
but a heck of a lot of fun to figure out what they mean

 

[dtpost]

warning - reading mother natures graffiti can lead to missing the real signs...

Extremely good advice, Rangler. I might add: not all man made signs are treasure signs.

I agree but at the end of the day she is there and we aren't. I would find anything that looks out of place, and take close ups of those items, then search the internet for clues. The way the rocks are formed or arranged it almost looks like a burial site

 

[Shortstack]

warning - reading mother natures graffiti can lead to missing the real signs...

Extremely good advice, Rangler. I might add: not all man made signs are treasure signs.

I agree but at the end of the day she is there and we aren't. I would find anything that looks out of place, and take close ups of those items, then search the internet for clues. The way the rocks are formed or arranged it almost looks like a burial site

Excellent observation, dtpost. Too much information is never harmful if the time is taken to sift through everything. No one should allow themselves to be "bridled" and "blindly" led down someone else's path.

 

[Springfield]

.....Too much information is never harmful if the time is taken to sift through everything. ....

How long do you plan on living, Stack? If you run out of possibilities where you live, I've got several thousand hoo-doos within view of my house that all look like 'something' if you sift hard enough.

 

[hadji009]

post #56 looks like a horse with a ball under its neck.

 

[rangler]

Excellent observation, dtpost. Too much information is never harmful if the time is taken to sift through everything. No one should allow themselves to be "bridled" and "blindly" led down someone else's path.

True Bill, IF the information is real data.. graffiti is not real data and only serves to confuse, which is , i guess what you want, cause you keep doing it....

regards being bridled and blindly lead, it is the KINGS CODE that is doing the bridling and the signs were meant to be read by the Kings Recovery Crew..so graffiti would not do that for them, and heads would be lost...so the Codemakers took no silly chance on reading stuff that was not real...neither should you, and neither should you lead anyone down some graffiti trail to disappointment and disillusion.
rangler

Proverbs 14:7 KJV "Go from the presence of a foolish man, when thou perceivest not in him the lips of knowledge."

 

[Shortstack]

rangler:
Apparently you have chosen to ignore the FACT that this site is proving to most likely be a KGC site. You even posted on the first page that you know little about the KGC. But, you continually use this thread and others in you single minded attacks on posts that I make in your attempt to improve your own stature. Actually, you are simply showing how small you are. The lady who started this thread does not deserve to have it side tracked by some kind of vendetta you seem to have toward me or anyone else who dares to disagree with you. Please contain your personal attacks to your own thread and leave this nice lady's thread alone, since you seem to have no helpful ideas concerning KGC codes.
You profess to be an expert in the Spanish code. Why don't you start your own thread and post some hunts you have completed and whether or not the holes were empty. But, it appears that you enjoy proving Carl Sandberg's definition of "expert" to be so very accurate.

Hey, Springfield.
I'd bet those "hoo-doos" were put up AFTER you moved in.

Sandcreek4:
I apologize for attracting such ...........stuff to your thread.

 

[Charmin]

Oh, Geez---Why can't we all just get along?
You guys are all great and I thank each and every one of you for your input.
Please don't insult each other on this thread or make it so offensive that it will have to be deleted or cause the moderators to blow up and lock it.

I promise you, Rangler, that I am not one to be led blindly down a rosie path---My steps are ordered by the Lord.
Psalm 37: "Cease from anger, and forsake wrath: fret not thyself in any wise to do evil. " "The steps of a good man are ordered by the LORD: and he delighteth in his way."




sandcreek~~

 

[Shortstack]

Sandcreek4:
Sounds good to me.

 

[Charmin]

Sandcreek4:
Sounds good to me.

Thanks Bill .

 

[Dr. Syn]

As a total newbie, I have to agree with OD on looking all around that rock, without moving it, and without putting yourself in harms way. Honestly to me it looks like a what you call a death trap. The innocent looking rock that doesn't appear to be touching anything may in fact be a trip. Just looking at the way the rocks above it are stacked. They appear to me to be supported by nothing. Pulling that rock out may just collapse everything on top of it.

Looks like the perfect set up for someone not knowing what they are doing. "Oh look at that, wonder what's behind it?"

 

[dtpost]

As a total newbie, I have to agree with OD on looking all around that rock, without moving it, and without putting yourself in harms way. Honestly to me it looks like a what you call a death trap. The innocent looking rock that doesn't appear to be touching anything may in fact be a trip. Just looking at the way the rocks above it are stacked. They appear to me to be supported by nothing. Pulling that rock out may just collapse everything on top of it.

Looks like the perfect set up for someone not knowing what they are doing. "Oh look at that, wonder what's behind it?"

yeah that's why you put a chain around it, and pull with a rope from a distance

 

[Charmin]

As a total newbie, I have to agree with OD on looking all around that rock, without moving it, and without putting yourself in harms way. Honestly to me it looks like a what you call a death trap. The innocent looking rock that doesn't appear to be touching anything may in fact be a trip. Just looking at the way the rocks above it are stacked. They appear to me to be supported by nothing. Pulling that rock out may just collapse everything on top of it.

Looks like the perfect set up for someone not knowing what they are doing. "Oh look at that, wonder what's behind it?"

yeah that's why you put a chain around it, and pull with a rope from a distance

Well, guys we went back and looked at that rock and it is solidly in there----It looks like there is no way of pulling it out, so we just left it as is. I don't think we need to pull it out anyways, because we shined a spotlight back in the hole and there wasn't any visible 'stash'. Maybe this place was just a quicky hidey hole?
We're going to concentrate on some of the other signs around this place for now and leave the rock monument alone. We did some detecting around the old well (where the first 'J' rock was found) and the old foundation and I found a ring! Thanks dtpost and Dr. Syn!

Some pics:

 

[Shortstack]

Congrats on the ring, Sandcreek!! Hopefully that will "prime" the pump to bring in lots more goodies. It's possible that you'll come across a farm cache that'll finance the bigger project. Or at least a sentinel's payday cache.

 

[Charmin]

Congrats on the ring, Sandcreek!! Hopefully that will "prime" the pump to bring in lots more goodies. It's possible that you'll come across a farm cache that'll finance the bigger project. Or at least a sentinel's payday cache.

Thanks Shortstack---It was quite a thrill to dig up that ring! If we come across a 'cache', then that will just be a bonus!

 

[Shortstack]

Sandy;
In this photo, that crack in the top rock lintel looks like it's the result of some of the stones settling and the top stones' weight causing the break. That light stone at the bottom looks like it has several letters on it. The stone face to the right has been pointed out to have letters and other stuff on it as well as the front stone on the left. I can't quite make out that figure in the center circle, and the circle to the upper right indicates a white triangle and a "C" or crescent.
I'm thinking that when the stone structure settled enough to break that inner lintel stone, that caused the front keystone to get locked in place. Just a theory.

 

[dtpost]

Sandy;
In this photo, that crack in the top rock lintel looks like it's the result of some of the stones settling and the top stones' weight causing the break. That light stone at the bottom looks like it has several letters on it. The stone face to the right has been pointed out to have letters and other stuff on it as well as the front stone on the left. I can't quite make out that figure in the center circle, and the circle to the upper right indicates a white triangle and a "C" or crescent.
I'm thinking that when the stone structure settled enough to break that inner lintel stone, that caused the front keystone to get locked in place. Just a theory.

There looks to be a lot of green, gold and brown coloring around the rocks in the area, have you detected the stones to see if their are any tones

 

[Charmin]

Sandy;
In this photo, that crack in the top rock lintel looks like it's the result of some of the stones settling and the top stones' weight causing the break. That light stone at the bottom looks like it has several letters on it. The stone face to the right has been pointed out to have letters and other stuff on it as well as the front stone on the left. I can't quite make out that figure in the center circle, and the circle to the upper right indicates a white triangle and a "C" or crescent.
I'm thinking that when the stone structure settled enough to break that inner lintel stone, that caused the front keystone to get locked in place. Just a theory.

There looks to be a lot of green, gold and brown coloring around the rocks in the area, have you detected the stones to see if their are any tones

Yes, and there aren't any tones.....The only thing we have found near this rock outcropping was the iron pointer.
I don't know if all the colors you are seeing are just natural? And I wonder what caused that black mark back in the hole?
Thanks dtpost and Shortstack.

 

[rangler]

Sandcreek,
just to clear some of the confusion,

1. the main point here is to build a monument, (marker) that when decoded takes you to the
dig spot. You will always be digging - not sliding out some secret rock and getting the goodies. This is foolish to assume and never ever used to hid the valuables.
2. They ,[spanish] and KGC would never have you tear apart the monument to find the goods.
3.The KGC solved and used the Spanish Code to bury their own goods.So they learned the rules and used them fastidiously.
4. A hard and fast rule for serious treasure hunters is to NEVER remove rocks from the cairn, monument or makers. Those who recommend this are not experienced or knowledgeable- and you ruin the site for anyone else to ever recovery anything.

5.The few times the Spanish Code calls for you to touch a rock or boulder is when a map is necessary and that rock will be far away from the monument..usually on a dead end trail -
and if that map is not in miniature. using rock incorporation, it might be on the bottom.
This is super rare.

6. This monument looks like later day Spanish that was decoded by the kgc, or was recovered by the Kings men, and re-used by the Kgc as an Alpha, then it is their marks
now that will lead to the goods, if they are still there.

7. the rock that I marked with the R and the F, is the key to this monument.
It is wise to follow this lead to conclusion, as the longer your pics are posted the more confusing this site will appear to you.

Remember the monument is trying to tell you....whether kgc or spanish.

1.Distance
2.Direction

To clarify things if you havent all ready, plot every important item on an interactive online topo map..with the gps coordinates - to get the birds eye veiw of this site. That will help you immensely- or use a large topo map and plot them by hand.


You can ignore the graffiti marks found on the interior of this monument. That only adds to the confusion, as no treasure site was ever solved by the use of graffiti. Period.
hope this helps
rangler