Pictures for pictures sake... monuments and such

[Shortstack]

I like that crooked stone that's hanging over the edge of the hole. That's a 3 dimensional sculpture. It has one 90 degree angle on the X-Y axis and another 90 degree into the Z axis. It took a really good sculptor to do that without cracking the rock. Also, there is a heart on that Z axis leg.

 

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[usernotfound]

All, Thank you for taking the time to reply to my pictures.

Here is the same point of the trail in a different location.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

great photos usernotfound, keep them going. i love seeing other people photos.

 

[usernotfound]

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[usernotfound]

Which way would you go?

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

great photos usernotfound,keep them coming.

 

[desertmoons]

"Which way would you go" That's a very interesting rock! Right for the animal trail, campsite I suppose. But the other trails..very interesting!Thanks for posting it.

 

[Shortstack]

Usernotfound:
It looks like the goodies might be on that trail to the left, by that map. There's a skeleton key just after you begin the left trail. Then further on, are some open circles on the right side of the trail and there's a heart above the first one. At first, that skeleton key looked like an "L" with a circle at the top. Sooooo, there is either a water source 50 feet off of that trail OR that is a sigh giving you the key to the cache.
At the very bottom of the rock, there is a "9" and a "7" with 5 or 6 circles. Two of the circles are laid out with the numbers making the "7" look like a percent sign ( % ).

 

[usernotfound]

Usernotfound:
It looks like the goodies might be on that trail to the left, by that map. There's a skeleton key just after you begin the left trail. Then further on, are some open circles on the right side of the trail and there's a heart above the first one. At first, that skeleton key looked like an "L" with a circle at the top. Sooooo, there is either a water source 50 feet off of that trail OR that is a sigh giving you the key to the cache.
At the very bottom of the rock, there is a "9" and a "7" with 5 or 6 circles. Two of the circles are laid out with the numbers making the "7" look like a percent sign ( % ).

Thank you for taking the time to look. The end of the trail is 1/4 mile away.

 

[usernotfound]

Thoughts?

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

nice,i like it. native? thanks for posting it,great photo.

 

[usernotfound]

nice,i like it. native? thanks for posting it,great photo.

It belongs to the hidden mine. I wanted to take it home, but I left it in place. That little face is a great work of art. That is why I like being on trials, it's a hidden art gallery that few ever visit or even get a chance to view centuries old art.

 

[hadji009]

did u follow the white nose 2 mine?

 

[usernotfound]

did u follow the white nose 2 mine?

White as snow, my friend, white as snow.

The path to destruction...many will find it.

Less obvious, white nose. Good eye.

 

[dsty]

Usernot found, it has been my experience that two small drill holes as in photo is only a direction indicator as to what the profile indicates I have no Idea, size of the depression may indicate distiance, 1/4 mile may indicate 7 cordel's or 1290 feet feet or aprox 40 feet diference

 

[usernotfound]

Usernot found, it has been my experience that two small drill holes as in photo is only a direction indicator as to what the profile indicates I have no Idea, size of the depression may indicate distiance, 1/4 mile may indicate 7 cordel's or 1290 feet feet or aprox 40 feet diference

Thank you DSTY. I appreciate your input.

 

[hadji009]

on layout pic #33 did the space between the nose and the slate looking rock give distance?

 

[usernotfound]

This place is dead.

Just cause I can. Can you see the movement of the Pheonix? It is rising...

 

[usernotfound]

This place is dead.

Just cause I can. Can you see the movement of the Pheonix? It is rising...

 

[Shortstack]

User:
That is a very unique formation. Besides all those carvings and the shadow figure; the rubble pile that is still encircling the base is unusual, too.