I answered your question, it only registers views, it doesn't break them down between members and guests...
Video 4 - The Peralta Stone Maps with Frank Augustine
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as of this post 1 member 12 guest right now. I guess I am the member. Go to Todays finds you will see 50 members and 200 guest viewing an item. A banner find may get a couple thousand hits in 24 hours.More hits in real finds than in legends . But it is not about numbers or traffic. We just have those stats. It's the content right?
FYI those are always stats at time you access forum or thread, there are no accumulated stats..
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As i wrote , the stone trail could not be recognized from the ground . Exist easiest ways to reach the end point , but " they " choose this trail to separate the few from the many . Only those who are prepared physically and psychologically and have the skills to find the trail and to pass the traps , have the chance to get the treasure .
Also , " they " give a chance to those who haven't the skills and the " heart " to pass the traps , in reward of their try , to take some gold from the " big hole " .
For the start point of the trail , " they " left a marking in the fields .
Just , what I have dreamed last night .
Also , " they " give a chance to those who haven't the skills and the " heart " to pass the traps , in reward of their try , to take some gold from the " big hole " .
For the start point of the trail , " they " left a marking in the fields .
Just , what I have dreamed last night .
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HOLY CRAP!!!! Ryan did it!!!! You are going to go crazy!! Read the thread "Challenge for Superstition Gold"
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And now , for the stone maps believers , i post a picture with the CAVERNA AURUM region .
In this picture , I marked some clues :
- From the stone trail heart : The orange circle is the second last " lugar " , and in the red circle is the END point .
- From the Latin heart : The green triangle is NOTO TRIANGULUM , the blue curbed line is NOTO MEDULLA and in the yellow circle is ... the CAVERNA AURUM .
In this picture , I marked some clues :
- From the stone trail heart : The orange circle is the second last " lugar " , and in the red circle is the END point .
- From the Latin heart : The green triangle is NOTO TRIANGULUM , the blue curbed line is NOTO MEDULLA and in the yellow circle is ... the CAVERNA AURUM .
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Markmar,
Marius, I'm not sure if you want to give away the general location of your area of interest and I may be way off but I've been in the mountains quite a bit myself and in your photos I've seen some things I believe I recognize. This is an incredibly rough area off trail by a LONG ways ! Hard to get to and remote. I've been over that area several times and it would take a dozen lifetimes to cover it anywhere near adequately. Would you be on the southwest end of Malapai on a sort of ridge with LaBarge Canyon dropping off to the west ? If so you are correct, there is a mine I know of in that area although I can't tell from your images if you've circled the exact place. Crazy Jake was interested in that same area but he and his men weren't much for rugged hiking and their investigation of the area was just a scratch of the surface. They didn't like to get to far off trail or anywhere the going got tough. It's hard because what you see from above often looks very different from ground level and as I said I might be in the wrong area but the lay of the land in the images sure looks familiar.
Matthew
Marius, I'm not sure if you want to give away the general location of your area of interest and I may be way off but I've been in the mountains quite a bit myself and in your photos I've seen some things I believe I recognize. This is an incredibly rough area off trail by a LONG ways ! Hard to get to and remote. I've been over that area several times and it would take a dozen lifetimes to cover it anywhere near adequately. Would you be on the southwest end of Malapai on a sort of ridge with LaBarge Canyon dropping off to the west ? If so you are correct, there is a mine I know of in that area although I can't tell from your images if you've circled the exact place. Crazy Jake was interested in that same area but he and his men weren't much for rugged hiking and their investigation of the area was just a scratch of the surface. They didn't like to get to far off trail or anywhere the going got tough. It's hard because what you see from above often looks very different from ground level and as I said I might be in the wrong area but the lay of the land in the images sure looks familiar.
Matthew
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Marius,
IMHO, the Latin Heart and the Stone Crosses are total frauds. On the other hand, if you have lots of time on your hands, by all means try to follow them. No harm, no foul.
Good luck,
Joe
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If I may ask- what leads you to those conclusions?
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The stone crosses and the Latin heart are very accurate , and are a different set of stone maps which lead at the same area with the stone trail map
The cross with the symbols ( landscapes ) on it , recognized a general area which starts from the canyon bottom and ends on the mountain top . The cross have to be applied , from the marking , looking to the mountain side .
On the mountain top , have to recognize the Latin heart .
The stone crosses and the Latin heart are very accurate , and are a different set of stone maps which lead at the same area with the stone trail map
The cross with the symbols ( landscapes ) on it , recognized a general area which starts from the canyon bottom and ends on the mountain top . The cross have to be applied , from the marking , looking to the mountain side .
On the mountain top , have to recognize the Latin heart .
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deducer,
It's all based on the folks who found/promoted those "artifacts". One of them was just looking for enough money to buy a car.
Just an opinion. If you like them, use them.
Joe Ribaudo
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This is not a reason to call those artifacts as fake .
I have heard/read a story about a King who would give his kingdom for a horse . Sometimes people act in accordance with their needs and this doesn't mean how what they give are worthless .
This is not a reason to call those artifacts as fake .
I have heard/read a story about a King who would give his kingdom for a horse . Sometimes people act in accordance with their needs and this doesn't mean how what they give are worthless .
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