dsty
Bronze Member
Barton, It is my belief that the # 7 = for a camp site, The one that I was reference to had 5 backward 7's and was in a area that had 5 leagues between trails, worked out great
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Shiloh,
Just curious, what kind of tree is it? The area of the US that you are in? Any interesting history to the area? *kind of a dumb question, as North America has a hidden history that is for some reason, concealed.
Hey everyone,
Good tidings, hope all is well in the THing community.
I have came across one of the darndest monuments I have ever seen. It is on the top of a knoll, and is not meant to be seen at a distance. The rocks have been carried for quite a ways,1/2 mile. They are not stacked, but placed on the flat ground, only to be seen if you are on them. The strange thing is, these rocks are heavy, and have a diameter of 30 feet across. Like I said, the are just placed to not be seen by any passers by, only by knowing they are there. In the center, for lack of better words, is a gotcha rock. It is white, while the other stones are black.
I was told by a gentleman that has long since passed, (he related his story to me in the early 1980's, while he was in his ninties), that he came across a similar monument in his area that befuddled him for decades. When all else failed, he dug under the gotcha rock, and came across a stash. (I am not at liberty to say what he found, only that I was able to verify he did find some stuff). Anyone on this thread with any input? I absolutely will not tear apart a monument as too much information is left in them....just curious.
mdog,
The stash that he found was what I consider on the cusp of ancient. The only thing that he shared with me, and that I personally seen was a silver trinket that may have been spanish in origin. He did tell me that he found no gold, only a few minute pieces of what he believed to be silver. I wish I had photographed the piece, as it looked Jesuit to me at the time, but my memory has faded, and I don't want to imagine something that wasn't there. He has since passed, and upon asking his only living child, (daughter), about the pieces, she knew nothing of them. That is not unusual if you knew thier family. He was retired military, and had seen action in the Japanese theater, as well as in Korea. I do know that my father had told me that the man was a prisoner of war during WWII.
There are very few trees in the area, one or two junipers per acre, and a lot of very low, (less than 3 inch tall), brush of undertemined species. I believe he found them in the same area that I found the monument I am looking in to....I will say that it is in the far north western part of Utah, and north of Wendover Nevada approx. 65 miles. Why I am so clueless, is that the Jesuits supposedly never made it into that part of the country. (although I may disagree with that, there is, at this time no proof). I can say that it is in one helluva desolate place, on the western side of the Great Salt Lake.
I am a believer that a once great society lived in parts of Utah, Nevada, California, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico, and when the spanish arrived they recieved help,(or tortured), the natives in to telling them where the ancient treasures were stashed, and hence, melted them in to bars or what have you.....No proof, just a guy and his imagination...
Rock
Your pics aren't working for me.Hi TNet...have these photos of photos of a place I'm rock hounding. Never noticed the obvious signs around until I started reading here a couple months ago. First pic is the whole scene, looking west/southwest, with a fish straight down at feet. 2nd pic of Eagle, with something in mouth possibly. 3rd pic is of a bear head, 4th pic is what looks like a rear view of a tortoise. Last pic is the exact opposite direction the first pic, open lion mouth Any and all comments would be greatly appreciated. View attachment 1486010 View attachment 1486011 View attachment 1486012 View attachment 1486013 View attachment 1486014