Babymick1,babymick1 wrote:Joe:
Perhapes its a odd od-dity, but more as a twist, to make it work for you. If you had a some sort of start that would not change with time
. Like a hugh landmark that could be seen for miles and not some small little canyon it might have been believeable, And like I said the trail is not a trail its outside the old thinking box. Your thinking box lasted 140 years (nothing found)
Its time for the high tech thinking to solve this, Why I almost finnished the ninth grade 3 more years then Jethro Bodine.
Take care Joe:
Babymick1
Thinking outside the box works just fine, until you make that trip to the top of the ridge and see the beginning of the Stone Map trail.
Once you do that, you're in that box until the rest of the map no longer lines up with the Stone Maps.
Trying to say what they would have done a few hundred years ago or should have done, by your logic and reasoning, is an exercise in
futility.
If you make it to the Rendezvous, I will draw you a picture. Better yet, I will let you draw it.
Take care,
Joe