Al D
Bronze Member
How did you measure the distance between the dots when you do not even know where the starting point is?well i guess its time for logic .. Kino made the stones and he is not Spanish or Mexican, " Father Kino, was an Italian Jesuit, missionary, geographer, explorer, cartographer and astronomer" now dose it make any real logic that his wording is not spelled correctly .. ? i checked every dot on the trail stone , did you know those dots are accurate to with in a foot in most cases ..out there in those mountains ... get real... if you think the stones are fake you are Dead wrong ...not just accurate in distance as well as scale . they are coded 8 levels deep ...! that's just the map not the words . those have their own code ... so laugh all you want at me .. i did the math and work ..it doesn't take a genius to know a skilled mind to know when your looking at a real master piece .. i corrected charts thousands of them ... i know when something is wrong with a chart or map . these are not fake ...in fact that's why i am going in black out mode .. i have a fix on the tunnel and the Hoya .. i don't have to guess where they are .. so you tell me dose anyone remember the 3 rd building of Tayopa , no they only care about the treasure trove ...that's why i find it funny they forgot to keep a map in a safe place . sorry your right they did the stones ...if you read up on Kino he was trying to keep Tayopa well hidden and died before he could return ....they can't take it with them ...