sgtfda
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Can't give it away
The "Peralta" Stone Maps --- On Their Own
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cactusjumper
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Marius,
They are still out there. You can access the site here: Rock Piles: Treasure Hunters University Turtle Page
From there you will have to navigate through the site.
Good luck,
Joe
sgtfda
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The mines are played out and filled in and im happy with my crumbs. So me yours
deducer
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Seems to me that Frank is the one with the gold so he is doing something right. Crumbs they may be, but gold is gold. I think he is careful not to show too much. Never know what kind of long-legged gold digger might jump out of the woodworks, right Mary?
sgtfda
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Not everyone that pretends to be living elsewhere is. Deducer only friends see the light! Others live in darkness. Ive noticed most tend to over look the obvious.
cactusjumper
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For those who may not have seen this newspaper article from 1887 which has been posted in the past:
Phoenix Daily Herald 0ct 4 1887
Pg 3 Col 3
A curious relic was picked up in the Sierra Blanco Mountains in Mexico by R Grijalba. It is smooth, square stone bearing letters and figures and it is supposed to have some bearing on some old Spanish mine but why such supposition. Quien sabe?
Rafael Grijalba arrived last night from Altar, Mexico, where he has been engaged in business for the past few years. Mr Grijalba is a brother of our well known meat purveyor and comes to Phoenix to settle business. And thus they come from the north, south, east and west.
Joe Ribaudo
Phoenix Daily Herald 0ct 4 1887
Pg 3 Col 3
A curious relic was picked up in the Sierra Blanco Mountains in Mexico by R Grijalba. It is smooth, square stone bearing letters and figures and it is supposed to have some bearing on some old Spanish mine but why such supposition. Quien sabe?
Rafael Grijalba arrived last night from Altar, Mexico, where he has been engaged in business for the past few years. Mr Grijalba is a brother of our well known meat purveyor and comes to Phoenix to settle business. And thus they come from the north, south, east and west.
Joe Ribaudo
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Markmar
Tell me the location of this heart and I will tell you if your in the correct area. This heart is located exactly where the heart on the stone map has a X. Exactly. You will not find it on google earth. I went looking for it and it was easy because I know the area the maps cover. If you don't know the exact location then you are in the wrong spot.
Tell me the location of this heart and I will tell you if your in the correct area. This heart is located exactly where the heart on the stone map has a X. Exactly. You will not find it on google earth. I went looking for it and it was easy because I know the area the maps cover. If you don't know the exact location then you are in the wrong spot.
sgtfda
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What is the old Sarge looking at. Perhaps the pointer rock for the large heart. Wonder what it points to when placed in the proper position on the large heart? You never know what you may find snooping around the correct spot. Ill give you a little hint. It's yellow and metallic crumbs.
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Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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A well filled Bikini Sgt? I notice that you arrived at that spot via 4 wheels instead of four / two legs
Don Jose de La Mancha
Don Jose de La Mancha
Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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Gd Afternoon Lt, nice pan for a days work
Don Jose de La Mancha
Don Jose de La Mancha
Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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Joe, mi buddy, I didn't realize that you were older than I> sheehs That makes yu about 20 year my senor.
Phoenix Daily Herald 0ct 4 1887
Pg 3 Col 3
A curious relic was picked up in the Sierra Blanco Mountains in Mexico by R Grijalba. It is smooth, square stone bearing letters and figures and it is supposed to have some bearing on some old Spanish mine but why such supposition. Quien sabe?
Rafael Grijalba arrived last night from Altar, Mexico, where he has been engaged in business for the past few years. Mr Grijalba is a brother of our well known meat purveyor and comes to Phoenix to settle business. And thus they come from the north, south, east and west.
Joe Ribaudo
I know I know sick humor but----
Don Jose de La Mancha
p.s I am wavering a bit on stone maps from Mexico against our Baron of Ariz.
Phoenix Daily Herald 0ct 4 1887
Pg 3 Col 3
A curious relic was picked up in the Sierra Blanco Mountains in Mexico by R Grijalba. It is smooth, square stone bearing letters and figures and it is supposed to have some bearing on some old Spanish mine but why such supposition. Quien sabe?
Rafael Grijalba arrived last night from Altar, Mexico, where he has been engaged in business for the past few years. Mr Grijalba is a brother of our well known meat purveyor and comes to Phoenix to settle business. And thus they come from the north, south, east and west.
Joe Ribaudo
I know I know sick humor but----
Don Jose de La Mancha
p.s I am wavering a bit on stone maps from Mexico against our Baron of Ariz.
markmar
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Frank
I don't know where is the heart in your picture , but I can guess . I believe is somewhere at the south end of the Superstitions at the end of the E Gold Rush road . Am I right ?
Sarge , the heart stone is a part of a map ( not a stone which looks like a heart ) and is larger than yours . Incidentally , the region which I believe is the correct , has a heart shape , but not in the direction of map's heart .
Now , on the stone heart is a triangle which pointed the cave , under the stone heart ( in the cavity ) is another triangle which I believe is the same with this on the stone heart because has the same shape . In the Latin heart , the author warn to " observe " the triangle . The triangle is a large rock and is very close to the priest rock shape .
I post a modified aerial photo of this triangle
I believe the heart is a metaphor and has the root in the Bible : " For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also " Luke 12:34
I don't know where is the heart in your picture , but I can guess . I believe is somewhere at the south end of the Superstitions at the end of the E Gold Rush road . Am I right ?
Sarge , the heart stone is a part of a map ( not a stone which looks like a heart ) and is larger than yours . Incidentally , the region which I believe is the correct , has a heart shape , but not in the direction of map's heart .
Now , on the stone heart is a triangle which pointed the cave , under the stone heart ( in the cavity ) is another triangle which I believe is the same with this on the stone heart because has the same shape . In the Latin heart , the author warn to " observe " the triangle . The triangle is a large rock and is very close to the priest rock shape .
I post a modified aerial photo of this triangle
I believe the heart is a metaphor and has the root in the Bible : " For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also " Luke 12:34
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sgtfda
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The photo of the handsome stranger was taken at our club outing last weekend where I won 4 nuggets in the contests. Last year they taped a penny on the bottom of my detector coil to slow me down. But I still found 2.
sgtfda
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No your way off on the location. The maps are quite simple. Your complicating the issue. But that is fine if it makes you happy.
deducer
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Why would that be so?
deducer
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What do you think the stone maps lead to, then?
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