Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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Oro de Tayopa, where is the coffee? I have mentioned several times that the basic descriptions fit both very easily, so since in effect, either of the aforementioned properties are either non-existent or merely being looked for in incorrect locations, which does not include Tayopa, I merely tossed them into the play to encourage others to think outside of the convential box.
To be perfectly honest, the hidden Spaniard Don's Gold property is quite rich in it's own right. A geo chem kit in your hands just might locate it,
As for the cave where he stored his bars, it has been found once by Juanito, who merely snipped off enough Au for his personal needs, and he was too uneducated to try to buy the world with it. when he died it returned to missing state, but with a special clue which was asked of me once..I know where that point is, but the entire zone has to be played like a deck of cards. Which comes first? and when the first is opened up, the area will be swaming,
What I am suggesting is that the searchers move out of the box of Dobies' making. The nearest that I can say postively is that if my partner hadn't died, I would have opened La Goria Pan long ago..
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The lost Adams, while very interesting is 'not at Tayop, I agree, I threw that into the pot to get people to not follow the same paths and searches of many others before them.. Most of their predecessors were not particularly stupid.
People 'still' look for 'THE' Tayopa up in the Guaynopita area., despite my constantly telling them of the whole story. .
You also posted -->PS Have already deciphered the Quipu knotted string writing system, but cannot figure out how to translate the resulting Quechan language into Anglo?
Try pig Latin or Spangalish, or perhaps the sub divison Island trade English.
Don Jose de La Mancha
p.s. While I am playing by suggestig that El Naranjal and the LAD could be in the Tayopa complex, can you prove that they are not?? The country where they supposedly are, has been gone over with Google Earth by amatures and more expensive systems by pros countless times with no results, ---
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To be perfectly honest, the hidden Spaniard Don's Gold property is quite rich in it's own right. A geo chem kit in your hands just might locate it,
As for the cave where he stored his bars, it has been found once by Juanito, who merely snipped off enough Au for his personal needs, and he was too uneducated to try to buy the world with it. when he died it returned to missing state, but with a special clue which was asked of me once..I know where that point is, but the entire zone has to be played like a deck of cards. Which comes first? and when the first is opened up, the area will be swaming,
What I am suggesting is that the searchers move out of the box of Dobies' making. The nearest that I can say postively is that if my partner hadn't died, I would have opened La Goria Pan long ago..
'
The lost Adams, while very interesting is 'not at Tayop, I agree, I threw that into the pot to get people to not follow the same paths and searches of many others before them.. Most of their predecessors were not particularly stupid.
People 'still' look for 'THE' Tayopa up in the Guaynopita area., despite my constantly telling them of the whole story. .
You also posted -->PS Have already deciphered the Quipu knotted string writing system, but cannot figure out how to translate the resulting Quechan language into Anglo?
Try pig Latin or Spangalish, or perhaps the sub divison Island trade English.
Don Jose de La Mancha
p.s. While I am playing by suggestig that El Naranjal and the LAD could be in the Tayopa complex, can you prove that they are not?? The country where they supposedly are, has been gone over with Google Earth by amatures and more expensive systems by pros countless times with no results, ---
?
Just yanking yer chains (plural) hope you are back to seeing clear and singular.
