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Treasure Signs and Symbols 101
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Hi IB,
I see yellow moss on my rocks here in New Mexico too. Moss has some neat properties about it. It gets it color from the mineral it is close to at times. Im not saying yellow is gold. But I have seen yellow moss here in New Mexico, and what it was nest too was interesting.
I like your big rocks. Remember to look both ways before you cross a trail.
Just kidding. I would look at where the pointers are sending you, and in the opposite direction also.
I see yellow moss on my rocks here in New Mexico too. Moss has some neat properties about it. It gets it color from the mineral it is close to at times. Im not saying yellow is gold. But I have seen yellow moss here in New Mexico, and what it was nest too was interesting.
I like your big rocks. Remember to look both ways before you cross a trail.
Just kidding. I would look at where the pointers are sending you, and in the opposite direction also.
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Hello iba, good post if its for real it looks like that the plug has not been removed unless its just too hard to remove and they placed the - cache is gone - somewhere else along the trail, please don't be impatient with us, sometimes it takes awhile,
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rangler said:
It has been my experience that the letter "M" represents a stand for a gourd hanging between two limbs. A hop and a skip away..... The range of a slingshot...... Stone marker trail ahead as if an array of little stones on the ground in the distance; that which is next is just before you; near the end of the game. Usually a tree or marker that resembles a sling shot. Depends on what your looking for there.
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twisted,
thanks for the input, do you think what you posted is kgc or spanish..?
my sense is that I posted was the old spanish code, and yours seems to
be of later kgc stuff...just guessing..am I wrong?
I do respect your wisdom of signs..as I have followed your posts...
you do know your stuff...always happy to learn from folks thats doin'..!
rangler
thanks for the input, do you think what you posted is kgc or spanish..?
my sense is that I posted was the old spanish code, and yours seems to
be of later kgc stuff...just guessing..am I wrong?
I do respect your wisdom of signs..as I have followed your posts...
you do know your stuff...always happy to learn from folks thats doin'..!
rangler
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Ris,
one other possible meaning, roll the M on its side and it resembles the epsilon symbol, meaning in close proximity. Which also could indicate something is buried directly below the symbol, like the next direction marker. -Ris
thanks for the input. I like the idea, can you fill me in a little more on the reasoning or the use of the M in that manner?. the meaning of close proximity and the epsilon symbol
thanks in advance for your reply
rangler
one other possible meaning, roll the M on its side and it resembles the epsilon symbol, meaning in close proximity. Which also could indicate something is buried directly below the symbol, like the next direction marker. -Ris
thanks for the input. I like the idea, can you fill me in a little more on the reasoning or the use of the M in that manner?. the meaning of close proximity and the epsilon symbol
thanks in advance for your reply
rangler
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Ris,
I continue to research the Epsilon idea, some say in certain context, that is means, 'minimum' as in the 'cost is epsilon' , also it is the 5th letter of the Greek Alphabet...so
this would be a good stand in for the number 5 if it was a distance...and the metal silver..
so some uses inside the code are possible...add this to the fact that most sign have a 'trinity' aspect - that is 3 meaning attached to some signs...
now all we need is a actual photo of it in use...if your paranoid of posting the pic you have, make a crude drawing in paint.net to show the concept..
thanks for your input,
always like to push the envelope of known signs and symbols..
rangler
I continue to research the Epsilon idea, some say in certain context, that is means, 'minimum' as in the 'cost is epsilon' , also it is the 5th letter of the Greek Alphabet...so
this would be a good stand in for the number 5 if it was a distance...and the metal silver..
so some uses inside the code are possible...add this to the fact that most sign have a 'trinity' aspect - that is 3 meaning attached to some signs...
now all we need is a actual photo of it in use...if your paranoid of posting the pic you have, make a crude drawing in paint.net to show the concept..
thanks for your input,
always like to push the envelope of known signs and symbols..
rangler
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rangler said:
You may have a corners 1 & 2 to go with that 3. You'll find a tree and stone together with some form of various structure in reference to the capitol letter A........ Sometimes just a tree bent down to the ground. Corner 2 will be a little closer to the Apex than corner 3. If there is a mine there, stand at three and aim at two. the treasure is in the somewhat near distance beyond there and favoring a veer away from your triangle. Some form of ore or better buried between 2 and 3 and also to the outside of the triangle favoring nearer to one of the two corners in placement. Concealed.
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Ris said:
A triangle will be determined by which corner is most southerly and which is most northern
Corner #1 will be the south corner
Corner #2 will be either east or west in relationship to #1
Corner #3 will be the most northern of the group.
triangles will always be oriented that way if they are Spanish.
The rules regarding triangles were set up by royal decree ... those were the rules. Period.
these guys followed the rules.
Your #3 says that the Most northerly point of the triangle is the point to measure from.
Go back and get the rest of the signs that coordinate these measurements. They will be on the trail leading to these signs.
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Thom,
"A triangle will be determined by which corner is most southerly and which is most northern
Corner #1 will be the south corner
Corner #2 will be either east or west in relationship to #1
Corner #3 will be the most northern of the group.
triangles will always be oriented that way if they are Spanish.
The rules regarding triangles were set up by royal decree ... those were the rules. Period.
these guys followed the rules."
absolutely correct Thom, it is one of the key parts of the code that has been broken.
The only variance or nuances I have found is that the # 2 does seem to 'float' from site to site, kinda like a moving pointer used when needed...not always an exact cardinal point
all my #2's have been west but then I am in western part of us...then what chuck said about the 321 digits if carved.
rangler
"A triangle will be determined by which corner is most southerly and which is most northern
Corner #1 will be the south corner
Corner #2 will be either east or west in relationship to #1
Corner #3 will be the most northern of the group.
triangles will always be oriented that way if they are Spanish.
The rules regarding triangles were set up by royal decree ... those were the rules. Period.
these guys followed the rules."
absolutely correct Thom, it is one of the key parts of the code that has been broken.
The only variance or nuances I have found is that the # 2 does seem to 'float' from site to site, kinda like a moving pointer used when needed...not always an exact cardinal point
all my #2's have been west but then I am in western part of us...then what chuck said about the 321 digits if carved.
rangler
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Old Dog
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I have found a couple that are to the East.
None of mine seem to point though. The only exception to the pointer scenario is when marked as a primary corner.
the signs determining this "motherly" corner were found long before other parts of the triangle were found.
signs such as stacked numbers or letters, a group of three letters in a triangle with one oversize letter or number.
Things like this all refer to a triangle. sometimes the numbers/letters will be slanted to indicate the direction to the triangle
(or the direction to measure from the triangle)
A side note,
When the numbers/letters are in a triangle you are supposed to triple the distance of the circumference to the goal.
None of mine seem to point though. The only exception to the pointer scenario is when marked as a primary corner.
the signs determining this "motherly" corner were found long before other parts of the triangle were found.
signs such as stacked numbers or letters, a group of three letters in a triangle with one oversize letter or number.
Things like this all refer to a triangle. sometimes the numbers/letters will be slanted to indicate the direction to the triangle
(or the direction to measure from the triangle)
A side note,
When the numbers/letters are in a triangle you are supposed to triple the distance of the circumference to the goal.
Old Dog
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What I have deduced from your picture is a 1. 3 1
The 1. or (one dot) indicates the #2 corner the #1 is indicated by the number 1 and the three which is larger indicates the motherly corner.
the numbers oriented from south to north says measure south to north or true north from corner #3.
to get the distance to measure the triangle measure center to center from each marker to the next add all three distances
and measure exactly that distance from the most northern corner,
remember, these guys didn't use magnetic north so find true north.
If you are off by a couple feet you may miss what they left.
I wish you the best of luck.
The 1. or (one dot) indicates the #2 corner the #1 is indicated by the number 1 and the three which is larger indicates the motherly corner.
the numbers oriented from south to north says measure south to north or true north from corner #3.
to get the distance to measure the triangle measure center to center from each marker to the next add all three distances
and measure exactly that distance from the most northern corner,
remember, these guys didn't use magnetic north so find true north.
If you are off by a couple feet you may miss what they left.
I wish you the best of luck.
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Shortstack said:
"Pick up the main game trail".........watch for smaller trail stones (bread trail of markers) to pick up a rock.......to be thrown A wild turkey hunt A mischievous game here
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I was wondering if a "T" is capital with the hook-em's like a Texas T like this, is specifically a 20, or if it is more of the diamond directional one? There are other symbols on this boulder and other markers near by.
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Welcome to the forum JB.
One way is to open your photo with Microsoft Paint, then resize it by clicking on the "Resize" button on the top tool line. Then, choose "pixels" in the window, and change the number of pixels to a max of 850 in the horizontal block and then "apply". Then save the reduced copy to your computer as a separate copy. Upload that reduced size and you've got it done.
One way is to open your photo with Microsoft Paint, then resize it by clicking on the "Resize" button on the top tool line. Then, choose "pixels" in the window, and change the number of pixels to a max of 850 in the horizontal block and then "apply". Then save the reduced copy to your computer as a separate copy. Upload that reduced size and you've got it done.
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