Mark60
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- Oct 22, 2015
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- Detector(s) used
- an old radio shack model
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
- Thread starter
- #61
Mark60, if it was me I would work each carving separate, I would work the Triangle first, get something with a sharp point ( lead pencil ) that will make a point in the center of the marble size hole, make a mark at each corner with your pencil and draw a line between the corner marks to make a triangle, the dot should be a reference point to find the direction to the corners that should be aprox 300 feet from your reference point which should be marked possibly with a drill hole. Actual distance that I would expect is 189.5 feet ( Cordell ) What you have is possibly a map , First thing is to get a starting point which is your rock with the drawings, you will need a compass, fiberglass 100 foot measurng tape and lots of endurance.
dsty, interesting you should mention a drill hole, on page 4 of this thread I show a pic of an owl that mdog pointed out to me, anyway this owl has a drill hole that is approx 2" round and 8" deep with a rod stuck in it which you've commented on before in another thread, it points back to the carved triangle rock ? the bearing from the drill hole to the triangle would be 320*NW I should also note the distance as shown on a GPS app on my phone is 195', now is the accuracy of the GPS on my phone that good ?, well thats up for debate, I have not been able to actually use a tape to measure the distance because the water crossing presents an issue but for me the distance is close enough + or - to call it a cordell..if the owl and the carved rock are both anchors of the triangle i just need to locate the third, or is the owl the center of the triangle?? too many questions, gonna need more coffee
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