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Maybe BDD's "CLOUD MOUNTAIN" could be a site to explore.Bdd just letting you know I have a backhoe and soon purchasing a mini x. So if you are ever down south in Florida let me know I am always willing to dig about.
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Maybe BDD's "CLOUD MOUNTAIN" could be a site to explore.Bdd just letting you know I have a backhoe and soon purchasing a mini x. So if you are ever down south in Florida let me know I am always willing to dig about.
Maybe BDD's "CLOUD MOUNTAIN" could be a site to explore.
vor > Not sure a pendulum would work at Cloud Mountain. Ya see, you have to triangulate where
the cache is before you bring in the bulldozers and backhoes.
...and there has to be a cache there to begin with!vor > Not sure a pendulum would work at Cloud Mountain. Ya see, you have to triangulate where
the cache is before you bring in the bulldozers and backhoes.
BDD, that would be wrong. I've had a Carl Anderson pendulum many years and have attempted
to locate treasure with it many times in the past. So far no luck. To use it the day must not be
windy and the user stands motionless holding the pendulum chain until it begins to swing. Then
walk to another spot and start again, if the swing is in a different direction you triangulate a point
where the directions meet. At that spot you repeat the drill and the pendulum should begin
swinging round and round over the dig site. Maybe Anderson made money selling them in
treasure mags but I never got it to swing in the field. It does work in a room with a bag of
silver coins three feet away.
...and there has to be a cache there to begin with!
Otherwise,its just the Hokie Pokie,and thats what its all about.
The "FACTS" also show that it could be a debris mound from the many canals of drainage that have been dug since the 1880's,or a mound of construction debris from the building of the Tamiami Trail and Aligator Alley...or a Calusa midden or mound-many possibilities besides being "a perfect place for treasure to be buried".I read the entire "Swamp Gold" thread. All the facts show that the Cloud Mountain location is a perfect place for treasure to be buried. Its got all the elements, history, location, lore, LRL positive hits, pendulum hits, high ground within a swamp and more. As I have stated many times I do not tell everything I know or have seen. Whether you or anyone believes my stories does not matter and has no effect on the truth.
The "FACTS" also show that it could be a debris mound from the many canals of drainage that have been dug since the 1880's,or a mound of construction debris from the building of the Tamiami Trail and Aligator Alley...or a Calusa midden or mound-many possibilities besides being "a perfect place for treasure to be buried".
One fact that is overlooked is government and several university enviromental studies have proven that the water level of Everglades is at least 20 ft LOWER than it was in 1850.That would make "Cloud Mountain" a "Cloud Molehill" when an alleged treasure would have been buried.Now ask yourself,why would someone bury a treasure in a very remote area in the Everglades,a landscape that can dramaticly change with a downpour or a hurricane,and believe that he could return to that spot to recover it.What makes that an ideal place to hide a treasure?The inaccessibility would be a major hinderence for recovery.... Speaking of facts, you don't know them all...
My "in the field" research at Cloud Mountain showed signs of long ago activity. Everything I needed to see and all the research shows that this is an ideal location for something to be buried there. On top of that I have had numerous devices show there is something buried there. Add the fact that one of the best dowsers of the past led me there from ten miles away and that is all I need to know. It doesn't really matter what ECS or Lastleg or anyone else on here thinks. Your opinions have no bearing on the truth and they are just that, "your opinion"...
One fact that is overlooked is government and several university enviromental studies have proven that the water level of Everglades is at least 20 ft LOWER than it was in 1850.That would make "Cloud Mountain" a "Cloud Molehill" when an alleged treasure would have been buried.Now ask yourself,why would someone bury a treasure in a very remote area in the Everglades,a landscape that can dramaticly change with a downpour or a hurricane,and believe that he could return to that spot to recover it.What makes that an ideal place to hide a treasure?The inaccessibility would be a major hinderence for recovery.
You have stated many times that Ovid Arnold's pendulum marked this spot,and the guys with the LRL's said something was buried there,but isn't it possible that it could be "their opinion of X marks the spot" based on wishful thinking guided by a well known story that made the rounds in treasure books and mags?
One fact that is overlooked is government and several university enviromental studies have proven that the water level of Everglades is at least 20 ft LOWER than it was in 1850.That would make "Cloud Mountain" a "Cloud Molehill" when an alleged treasure would have been buried.Now ask yourself,why would someone bury a treasure in a very remote area in the Everglades,a landscape that can dramaticly change with a downpour or a hurricane,and believe that he could return to that spot to recover it.What makes that an ideal place to hide a treasure?The inaccessibility would be a major hinderence for recovery.
You have stated many times that Ovid Arnold's pendulum marked this spot,and the guys with the LRL's said something was buried there,but isn't it possible that it could be "their opinion of X marks the spot" based on wishful thinking guided by a well known story that made the rounds in treasure books and mags?
There are many studies on this,dating from the 1880's to the present concerns of rising sea levels.I can't find this study you're talking about. Seems to me, most of Florida would have been submerged in 1850 if what you quoted was true.
So I made a mistake on one of you postings concerning the depth you mentioned of treasure at Cloud Mountain,I got over that a long time ago,but it must be a big deal to you,as with your insults and name calling when an opinion doesn't agree with you.Sure ECS, everybody I have been involved with is affected by "wishful thinking" and none of us know all the "facts" like you do. You really do seem to have a mental problem of some sorts. I am not a doctor so I am not going to try to figure out what is wrong with you. You seem to have a vendetta against me on T-Net and you follow me around trying to show that I don't know what I am talking about and my whole treasure existence is one big wild goose chase. I probably have chased more than my share of these geese but I have been doing my own research as well as others and it may be you are the one with the distorted facts. I called you out on a huge mistake you made in your first post about me and you have never gotten over it...
Take your so called facts, add in your "opinion", and stuff them up that place where the Florida sun don't shine.
So I made a mistake on one of you postings concerning the depth you mentioned of treasure at Cloud Mountain,I got over that a long time ago,but it must be a big deal to you,as with your insults and name calling when an opinion doesn't agree with you.
How many times have you stated on TN that you do not know who did it,when in it happened,or what is buried at "Cloud Mountain",but you belief is predicated on the presumption of a dowser and LRL operators who seem to have a predisposition that treasure is buried at that location.
If you are so sure of what you state in your posts,my facts and opinions wouldn't matter in the least.