Misc data and adventures of a Tayopa treasure hunter

I thought his spirit was born there in tayopa.now I need a :coffee2::cat: np:cat:
 

I STARTED TO WRITE IN THE BOOK, BUT DID A QUICK FACT CHECK ABOUT THE DATE THAT JESSIE AND I MADE OUR TRIP TO THE SITE, AND REALIZED THAT I CROSSED OVER THE DESTINATION HEADINGS. I MADE THE CORRECTIONS IN A POST OF ITS OWN. I DID NOT WANT TO JUST EDIT THE ERROR OUT. I TOOK A HIT ON MY PRIDE IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN MY INTEGRITY WITH MY READERS.

SO NOW I GO BACK TO WORK...

MIKEL
#/;0)~
 

See what you started Crow? Even forcing me to start to work, the only thing that I regret is that I can't include any mutual adventures with the unholy trio,--- but I have in spirit.

But then, as the Indians in Quintana Roo told me "No one has seen tomorrows Sun"'

My thanks J.A.A.
 

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Don Jose I Never read how ya discovered the story of Tayopa in the first place? Was it was when a young lad dreaming of fortune and glory or in early years of exploring old Mexico? When did you first hear of the story?

Crow
 

Crow,

it was after my friend bought the Alter Bell of Tayopa, so I asked a few questions and someone Let me have a copy of F Dobies' "Apache Gold 7 Yaqui Silver" . Since my friend had purchased the Alter bell, which ended up in L.A. somewhere, I knew that it existed.

From then on it was "on again aff again" whenever I had enough money, and was free. It was essentially lone man search...
 

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Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:
twas around 1959 whenn I first heard of it.Doc, I honestly don't know when he bought it. wher's my cuppa java ??
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See how easy it could be, to put your book together? Oh well it is just a matter of time and you will be backing out again so not going to argue with you. Most of your quest was a one-man campaign, so when and how did Teter get involved? How did you decide that he was trustworthy? Thank you in advance;
Oroblanco

:coffee2: :coffee: :coffee2: :coffee2:
 

Yes. I found Teter because o his mining Monument, It was almost destroyed when I first saw it, shortly after that it was completely destroyed by some one cutting away the protecting bushes.
 

Senor Don Jose, how is it exactly you ended up in Mexico? And ran across this mining monument?
WE are all waiting……you were just a few years out from WWII then…….1950's was truly a different world then……heck, that was just a few decades after the Christeros battled against the masonic gov of Mexico………….
Was the US/Mexico border any more secure back then? Heck the gov has put more effort into securing the northern border, truly a solution to a problem that does not exist, while making a complete cluster f..k of "securing" the southern border (intentionally)
 

Doc: After my Quinrano Roo trip looking fr Mayan ruins, living off of the jungle, I was on my way to pickup a land grant of some 10,000 hect, that a friend of the families, Eric,who had helped build the n,ew capital of Brasilia had wrangled for me. It was on one of the tributaries of the uper Amazon. .

Supposedly I was to pacify the Indians and put them to work on their own land which would be mine. Those that were successful became quite rich, the others wound up in stores that sold shrunken heads.

Fortunately,after a side trip to explore the Barranca de cobre, then filling a flying contract in Canada, in which I ended up with three broken ribs and two neck vert. I returned to Alamos to recuperate and developed the courtship with my tiger.and on.

yes, the border was very secure, but a certain percentage could always get through. The US Border Patrol had far more power then than today, but it was not abused, the gov't was behind them. We operated in depth, the entire US.The only place we were prohibited from entering was a private home. But we only had less than 5000 men ofr te entire US and possesions.

I still can't believe what Obama has done to the country. It wouldn't be so bad if those countries had a reciprocal work agreement, but no, itis almost impossible for an American to get Work papers without a lot of fuss and investment, and you were out if you ever opened your mouth against the gov't as the Illegals are doing in the US.

Don" get me started, but go to

http://gainesvilleteaparty.org/nati...tion-of-former-border-patrol-officers-nafbpo/



Mexico was for all purposes still in the 1800's,few paved roads, very few fences, horseback travel, and you were on your own in the relatively unexplored canyon country -- which meant most of te Northern Mexico and the Yucatan areas.

For an atavisric gy like me, made to order.
 

Funny story for today.

Some people from Mexico City called to talk about Tayopa, it was a poor connection, so I suggested that they talk to La Tigre and walked to the Kitchen to take the tel to her.. As I entered the kitchen my BIL who was watching tel, said in a loud voice, " SON LOCOS" they are crazy, - referring to the television program that he was watching.

Naturally since they were calling from Mexico City, they heard i, t and understood it clearly and prompted hung up.

Who they were was not registered on the phone.

Gotta go dig up my OUIJI board.
 

Hello Don Amigo mule aficionado it is demonic that you taunt us with ya book. Have ya done ya home work today at least 2 pages per day. Ya can cut and paste a lot ya already posted and add to them.

Gonna get Judy to crack the whip on ya.

Crow
 

Senor Don Jose, the ouiji board is definitely demonic and opens yourself up to demonic spirits and possible demonic possession…..
In this world, all is either of God, or of satan…..scripture warns us clearly against this……..and yes, the ouiji board is very real….remember, satan is like a mean old dog on a chain……you are safe as long as you stay away from the foul demon…..
 

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