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Let it be said that I do have a sense of humor. This is one sign I dont want to find at a site. Mickey says hi. http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/z409/CrucesNomad/BaylorPeak/mickey.jpg This is one of the signs you mentioned and I will say for the most part I agree with what your saying. The signs ...

Thank You for reply, I do understand. Up until a few weeks ago I wouldn't have looked at a rock either. I still don't see the Noahs ark of animals other see. Its very easy to physically manipulate rocks into things you want to see. I have no scientific way to date or test my rocks for authenticity, ...

Hi Cub, dense your are not. I guess they are just rocks. These are just possible sign sign of early Spanish, and maybe later Jesuit involvement at a campsite here in Southern New Mexico. I was unable till yesterday to locate any Spanish involvement after a certain distance from the campsite. I was g...

Hi alan, you are being literal. The way I use the calendar is not the way it was intended. I want to thank everyone here for their information as I have spent hundreds of hours on research, and it paid off today. I wish to post some pics, and they by no means prove a point about the Rules, Treasures...

I was freaked out when I started seeing turtles. Then I had hearts on the left side of the trail, and snake heads on the right. I only seen a sun sign about 5 miles out at this point. The spooky sun signs, the carved statues, and then the Mayan god head popped out. After the initial shock as this is...

One of the reasons I dont look for a Jesuit Code Book. I find this code on a rock. Its symbols off the Easter Calendar thingy. I have several text and scripts I compare signs with. I realize the first two signs are the number 1, and 19. Then a mine symbol. Im thinking one of 19 mines, no way. More l...

Hi Alan, I dont know if it is just this area. But Im finding signs every 10-20 miles more or less. I live in Las Cruces, and so my post are based on my finds here. I learned today the Spanish did mostly hardrock mining. They mixed their own black powder too. I kept finding bowls in rock near possibl...

Hello again, I am in full agreement here on that. I dont believe the Spanish was perfect, all the time every time. The art from the time period says a lot, but could be the only way one could speak out. There was a change after the Gerns got involved. Over a period of few hundred years they got boot...

Now thats exciting. Most of my books are hardbacks. Except for my bathroom readers. I get my info from guys like yourself. Honestly I cant see real well to read, my typing probably shpws it. I have been accused of being someone else on the forums because of it. If you have what I think you do, I wou...

Hi Alan m,

I dont mean to suggest the Spanish owned and operated mines. Im suggesting they administered villages who did mine. A padre of Jesuit would be too busy for this distraction.

But I do believe they were busy very close to the mines.