The Peralta Stones

David: Your 'heart' when posted in the correct orientation, is extremely interesting. It shows the distinct possibility of deep seated, hydrothermal enriched, multi faulting, Au Ag etc. .

This is precisely the type of formation that produced Tayopa.

This photo alone may get you a mineral exploration permit, if any are allowed in that area.

" Keep that location to yourself until you decide what you wish to do with it."

That is a remarkable photograph. but remember to 'always' orient you sat. photos by rotation so that the canyon appear as canyons and the mt as mts.

Don Jose de La Mancha

p.s. "Busca el Corazon" hmmmm
 

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Tayopa;

Thanks, like I said I have no doubt of my findings....Everything is where it is supposed to be in comparison to the stone itself.
The new post that I started has this photo. I am tired of people trying to prove me wrong. This should prove my case to them and although it shows the 'Gold cave". it doesn't show the Vault room that the Apaches hid THEIR gold in. this is not the same place.
 

Real de Tayopa said:
David: Your 'heart' when posted in the correct orientation, is extremely interesting. It shows the distinct possibility of deep seated, hydrothermal enriched, multi faulting, Au Ag etc. .

This is precisely the type of formation that produced Tayopa.

This photo alone may get you a mineral exploration permit, if any are allowed in that area.

" Keep that location to yourself until you decide what you wish to do with it."

That is a remarkable photograph. but remember to 'always' orient you sat. photos by rotation so that the canyon appear as canyons and the mt as mts.

Don Jose de La Mancha

p.s. "Busca el Corazon" hmmmm
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RTD - I think you mistook T. Parker's "heart" overlay for that of Quinan Bear.
 

Hi cubber mi buddy: You posted --> I think you mistook T. Parker's "heart" overlay for that of Quinan Bear.
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No my friend, as a matter of fact, the overlay isn't in my post of the Sat picture. It is just of the Sat photograph. Most of the time, unless the lighting is just right, you cannot see the intrusion rings clearly.


Don Jose de La Mancha
 

Real de Tayopa said:
Hi cubber mi buddy: You posted --> I think you mistook T. Parker's "heart" overlay for that of Quinan Bear.
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No my friend, as a matter of fact, the overlay isn't in my post of the Sat picture. It is just of the Sat photograph. Most of the time, unless the lighting is just right, you cannot see the intrusion rings clearly.


Don Jose de La Mancha
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Hmmm - well color me very confused then, because I thought this was the original satelite photo posted by T. Parker that you've been referring to...

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,317919.msg2293284.html#msg2293284
 

Well, if you look around the area that Parker posted and you look at my pic, you will see that my area also has all the other markers that are around the heart itself and are on the Stone that holds the heart. I don't think that Parker's pic has them in his area.
 

QB,
I know this is a small item but you have mentioned several time about the vault that the apaches hid all the gold in. My question is where did you get this information? is this just a legond that you have heard or or read about or is their really any sort of ducumentation to back this up

Thanks,
Bill
 

Now I'm quadruply confused :-(
Did TParker not say that _his_ heart was not from the Supes??
And btw - his is the best 'heart' I've ever seen!
 

Sorry but I will have to decline on answering that question.
I will say that if you read about the history of certain Native groups, you will know that they were upset of the fact that gold was being removed and transported away. Gold to these people was a symbol of their god in one way or another., They saw this act as desecration to their secret lands and a crime against their god.

This Native vault will not be shown to you by me. The places that i show are in respect to the Peralta stones and nothing else, although I did find a place that corresponds to the directions that waltz gave that lead to his mine.

This place was hidden by an army of people (natives) and it will take an army to reveal the entrance. Sorry but I will not give you any more then that about the "Native Vault". I did say earlier that there could be a large room that is in the center of a cave system.
 

It all started when the natives were first driven from their homes and forced to head west to get away from the Britain's, But the word about the gold and how it was being taken came from the natives in the south, who moved there gold and hid it in the seven cities of gold. Ring a bell?

The natives communicated with other natives and they did this over great distances, just like the white man knew what the others were doing and where they were going. Communication......
 

Here is the Sat Pic I HAD posted on the other thread........ On some topo maps the rock corral is named Adam's Camp
 

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Quinan Bear said:
Parker;
The Heart stone, has 3 mines listed on it and a "gold cave" have you found them in that area? Also, the stone that holds the heart has markers around it, have you found them too?
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Havnt matched up any maps at all to this area ...... Mines? There are alot of mines there, big thing is you would have to be there in person to spot them Sat View isnt gonna help for the really old digging's.

Those stone maps you posted that got removed looked like copy's of the "real" stones that are in the museum,
 

Parker;
Oh i see. No connection to any map. just a pile of rocks and a corral.

I have found all the markers on the map and around the map. If you don't want to see that? then that's up to you but don't try to say that I am wrong and don't know what I'm talking about, because I have never been there. I do know what I found and I have done my homework and I have shown you most of my findings.

I have also stated that the Natives and the peraltas both hid any trace of these mines and areas. SO!!! you will have a hard time to see these places, either from Google or from the ground.
 

QB - you said...

I have found all the markers on the map and around the map. If you don't want to see that? then that's up to you but don't try to say that I am wrong and don't know what I'm talking about, because I have never been there.
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Please tell me you can see the irony in that statement - PLEASE!!!
 

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