Oroblanco
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Re: has montezuma's tomb been found ...?
Blindbowman, I hope you are not leaving T-net due to my posts, like I said I just could not think of what to say to try to get answers to those questions, when you choose not to answer and offer no explanation as to why you choose not to answer. A lot of folks have deep interest in the Superstition mountains, so there is no reason for you to quit communicating simply because Oroblanco has run out of ways to ask questions.
Very nice photos Cubfan,
if I may say so - they could make a guy feel homesick. Did you see any sort of inscription(s) or carved stone, or something that looked like it was altered by man at some time in the past? I am getting the impression from Blindbowman that it has been deliberately made to appear as if it were not altered by man. Of course that would be what I would be expecting in the Lost Dutchman mine and not for the tomb of an Aztec emperor, as Waltz told people that he had covered up and hidden his mine so well that it was hard to find even when you know where it is - but perhaps there was good reason to hide the tomb of the Aztec ruler, considering that prior to the discovery of Ahuizotl's tomb, no one has ever found any tomb of any Aztec emperors. What are your impressions of the site? Thank you in advance,
your friend,
Roy ~ Oroblanco
Blindbowman, I hope you are not leaving T-net due to my posts, like I said I just could not think of what to say to try to get answers to those questions, when you choose not to answer and offer no explanation as to why you choose not to answer. A lot of folks have deep interest in the Superstition mountains, so there is no reason for you to quit communicating simply because Oroblanco has run out of ways to ask questions.
Very nice photos Cubfan,
if I may say so - they could make a guy feel homesick. Did you see any sort of inscription(s) or carved stone, or something that looked like it was altered by man at some time in the past? I am getting the impression from Blindbowman that it has been deliberately made to appear as if it were not altered by man. Of course that would be what I would be expecting in the Lost Dutchman mine and not for the tomb of an Aztec emperor, as Waltz told people that he had covered up and hidden his mine so well that it was hard to find even when you know where it is - but perhaps there was good reason to hide the tomb of the Aztec ruler, considering that prior to the discovery of Ahuizotl's tomb, no one has ever found any tomb of any Aztec emperors. What are your impressions of the site? Thank you in advance,your friend,
Roy ~ Oroblanco
). I hit Walmart twice for blister patches and on two of my hikes never saw a single person all day. I spent numerous hours off the trails - mostly on purpose, but sometimes by accident (hehe), and did plenty of bushwacking and boulder hopping throughout.
