That is rather fascinating RW. I try not to stretch too far, but I have noticed a few interesting things. I can't help but wonder how you came up with that...trial and error?Keep in mind, I have a copy of the map over my computer in my office...means I spend quite a few hours a week staring at it or at least glancing up. Now and again something jumps out at me and I wonder how I never noticed it before. One thing I noticed a few months back (keep in mind the map has been staring at me for at lest three years) was that some random lines line up with the lower triangles as such:
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Not sure what it means, if anything, but I certainly thought it a wonder that after three years I could still notice new things about something I'd been looking at for nearly ever. I hung it on the off chance that is a Mason came into my office they might be able to offer insight. So far I've had several, but none have had much to say about the map. Not sure if that's being secret, or simply not knowing. Either way the outcome is the same. It's easy to assume that the map might be Masonic, or make the connection from Masons to the KGC. But as Nobody pointed out, the Templars, pirates, Masons, KGC and probably a dozen other organizations utilize a lot of the same symbols. One could make an argument for them all being as a "lineage" of sorts, and some have tried. For my part is still comes back to how do the symbols fit into the map to tell a cohesive story?
Keep in mind also, a lot of people are focusing on CO and NM as a location for the LUE...a casual reading of some of KvM's NPG articles offer another additional solution that I've never heard anyone talk about. Point being, a lot of people have worked one area and if the reports are true, many were successful. Whether much remains to be found South of Segundo remains to be seen but there may very well be a pristine avenue of investigation as well.
Randy
