Rebel - KGC
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Where is Cloud Mountain? THAT is where I would look...
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Rebel-KGC-I don't know how much of this thread you have read but I seem to be the only one on here that knows about "Cloud Mountain". Not only that but I also think I know the EXACT location of the gold. We are working on it is all I will say. I have known about it for about 23 years. All the information that keeps popping up just makes me more convinced that I am right.
You would have loved the old GATOR HOOK BAR out from Monroe Station!I am ONLY interested in the native ppl & REBELS, who became "GLADESMEN" & families. THEY were able to "live off the land", being self-reliant/self-sufficent... building "ghost villages" & "lost" communities in the "Glades".
Cloud formations over the Everglades have always been refered to as "CLOUD MOUNTAINS"Where is Cloud Mountain? THAT is where I would look...
Dang ECS. I was chasing a cloud mountain the other day and every time I thought I was getting close it just seemed farther away. Ah, but one didn't. I will repeat what I have already put on here before for the people that just switched to this channel.
My old dowser friend Ovid led me and two other guys to a spot on Alligator Alley. I was driving my van and Ovid was in the passenger seat. The other two guys were skeptics and were along for the ride. Ovid led us to a location. He pointed to a spot where he said he thinks 1000 pounds of gold is buried. A person who happened to be at this area came by. I asked him the history of it and one of the things he said was that it went by the name "Cloud Mountain". Not the area, the spot where Ovid pointed. Now what do you think, the old saying is "You will find gold under a cloud mountain". Doesn't take a rocket scientist to think there may be a connection.
There is much more to this location and story. It does not matter what the critics think. A member of the Miccosukee tribe read this thread, contacted me and we are in the process of finding out what is at the bottom of "Cloud Mountain".
Bigdogdad said:One of the places where I took my friend Ovid to was Ft. Meade. This was around 23-24 years ago. He had been there many years ago with an old man named the "Duke of Pahokee". While dowsing for gold they located a wooden ammo box that was hung up in some roots of a tree overhanging the Peace river. The river had eroded the tree roots and exposed the box. Ovid knew the gold would be too heavy and against Ovid's wishes the Duke yanked on it and it fell into the river. This was during the rainy season and the river was up. They never went back.
I took Ovid there and was able to get back to the spot. The river was up. I stripped down and went into the water. I found nothing of value. I have now been back a few times. It is a very interesting area. I have had a couple of dowsers do some photos and they have said there is gold still there. The river bottom is full of junk. I tried a detector but did not have the time or patience to do a proper search. I do not know the location of the old fort but I have a feeling it is close by. The whole area has the "feel" of treasure.
I would be willing to work with someone on this. It has to be someone I trust as I will be willing to show you the location of where the box went into the river. The odds are that it may have been found before it totally rotted away. I do think some of the coins are still there. Anyone interested and qualified can PM me. I live about 40 minutes from this site. You can get a permit to search for fossils and the river is known to have sharks teeth, so hunting would be allowed.
I am now going to work with an electronic expert on the Alligator Alley site. Years before on his own he had already determined the approximate location of the gold. He was not able to get anyone within the tribe to work with him. From what he has told me it will be in either the exact location Ovid said or no more than a stones throw. Of course I have not told him the exact spot. It should get interesting real soon.
Yes it is interesting. The Whiddens have a hunt camp in the Big Cypress. I will speak to them when I see them.BCH,you may find this report entry of interest:
CSA Capt John T Lesley,Fort Meade-(John L)"Whidden known as Cutthroat John and his brother William Whidden with another man did desert the company at Fort Meade when the company was ordered to the BIG CYPRESS".
Yes, a web of mystery...CSA treasury, Cow Cavalry, blockade runners, Indians, swamps, deserters, war, gold, human bones and possible greed and murder. Its all part of an untold Florida history....and CSA Capt John T Lesley helped Judah P Benjamin at Gamble Plantation secure a schooner to escape to the Bahamas.Benjamin had a portion of the remaining Confederate treasury.So many pieces to the puzzle.
"hand-wrought nails of copper and bronze' is interesting.I don't think this exact article has been posted yet- Reading Eagle - Google News Archive Search
Notice William Hill is "William Gill" from post 1183. And it says nothing about a Confederate encampment just an entire abandoned village.
EDIT- I just found this article that was posted by "signal" on reply #616, it does mention Confederates-
The Evening Independent - Google News Archive Search
I like how it mentions it's going to take at least 2 days to penetrate the thick tangle of vines, sawgrass and underbrush.
Dont worry...nobody noticed.Sorry I was told not to post this.
Jumper is an Indian name. Here is where the Poinciana trees are mentioned. The Evening Independent - Google News Archive SearchI would like to know what they meant by "the last Confederate encampment".What Confederates?Rebel-Kgc mentioned John Jumper's CSA detachment that fought with Stand Watie in Texas,was this his last encampment before returning to the Everglades?Could it have been an encampment of Confederate deserters,"Yellownecks",who raided all in their path and hid in the Everglades?Could it be the gold shipment of 1/2 ton of gold that BDD believes at a Cloud Mountain is the last encampment?
Or could it be a embellished account of LG Harvey and company finds by overzealous reporters in the 1940's?
"Last Confederate encampment",what does that mean?