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Good one SH, Looked to me like he was flagging in a plane to land on a carrier, or pointing over to "Treasure Hill", i'd guess the later. Still over in the land of smiles, will check it out in September.

Anyone see this one on way to Second Water from First? Any ideas what the artist had in mind? Doesn't look very old or maybe recent chalking? alan S

Darn, i'm still a newbie, cant view any files . . . if i admitted to what i found and what i did with it, not proud of that, was mistake and not of monetary value . . . now i feel better . . .

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S.,H. Might have been, I copied the story down, have to find it again

George, sounds like the Obie Stoker, Question Mark Mine you found there. Mine on the west face of Geronimo Head, interesting, would like to know about that one too. Recently read about a couple of college students from Tucson long time ago, looking for a lost mine or cave from Petroglyphs marked on ...

I just found this book, "Black Range Tales", by James A. McKenna, was first published in 1936 as a Rio Grande Classic. Mine is a 1965 reprint. Almost finished reading it, one chapter is about the "Lost Canyon Diggings" and it sounds like the Lost Adam's, zigzag trail and all... m...

This particular one, no... not yet... Clipped this from: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-706838.html Lime Kilns Tucson, Arizona From the 1880’s to 1920, lime kilns were built and operated in the mountains east and west of Tucson. The two kilns photographed here were built adjacent...

I hiked up the canyon in '85 with my GF but didnt get photos, so i hiked in yesterday from the Pebble Beach camp ground and found it again, only 20 minute hike, its on the right side, with canyons taking off in different directions, only your photos are better than mine. i had seen this on an old ma...