Thanks Kurt - there were several youtube links in this thread and I missed the one you posted. I'll watch it tonight as the "powers that be" have locked out youtube videos from being watched here at work.

Hal has my permision to use the photo's. Any other use will be considered theft.


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Kurt Painter

Good deal - I always wonder when I see some folks who "borrow" other people's photos, so I thought I would just ask him.

Hal is a great friend of mine> There is only two people on Earth I would trust my life with Jim Hatt is one and Hal is the other> What we do is real searching if man has at any time moved or stacked anything I see it. There are two arts out there God's art and art of man. The cave high up that Brownie Holmes was looking for in my opinion I have found. I will not be able to get to it untill Hal comes back in fall. But there is a easy to see pile of man made dirt in front of the opening and a very dangerous path down to it.


Best Kurt Painter

Sounds exciting Kurt. Best of luck to you, and I hope you get a chance to show us some of your results down the road.

I think we will wrap it up this fall Paul I am waiting for Hal to return before I enter the cave we are partners and I respect that.

best Kurt

That's great - looking forward to hearing more one of these days.

Here is a example of the markings

The trail was marked with these huge boulders. It would take a few men to move these.

Based upon the photo, I think the boulders was moved not too long ago. I might be wrong, but the boulders don't look much over 500 pounds. As an old man, I can move 500 pounds boulders by myself.

Think levers!

Archimedes once said, "Give me a lever and a place to stand, and I will move the world."

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