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We have concluded that the triangle and the 10 are not relevant. Looking closely at them you will find that they were most probably made by a Dremel with a fine bit, not available in 1847. The conclusion is the trail ends at the end of leg 20. As for the triangle with the slash in it if you stand at...

(The picture promised in the following post of our group will have to wait. Computer troubles, we will try it later) Mike, We didn't know anything about the 2010 gathering. We would have attended. We didn't receive the PM from you. We would have answered. Attached is a picture of our group. Judy, my...

Standing in front of the stone maps it is not difficult to accept that they were made at least in part by a modern day Dremel or the equivalent. The question not answered is where did the patterns come from? Are they random scratchings, or clues to an actual destination? We are talking about the two...

Interesting that others are trying to prove the stones a fraud and we are figuring out how to release the information of the marked trail to the community. We have a hole /fault at the end but nothing definitive. An 1800's boot nail doesn't cut it for proof. Perhaps there is a leg 21 that we don't u...

So, no one has an opinion to share about the 21st leg of the stone maps. The most fascinating leg is the 19th as defined by the F and it's related markings on the right side of the lower map. For now, for those that didn't see the posting of the photo of the marker that defines the end of the eighte...

We interpreted the triangle and the 10 to convey 110 degrees and 30, 60, or 90 feet depending on how you decode 2 = 3. It puts us into a major geologic fault area which would be necessary for a geothermal mineral deposit but we are not confident of the translation. Does anyone have any other ideas f...