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	is this a symbol for a spanish trail « on: February 17, 2011, 01:30:48 pm »

new at this i found these last week are they a spanish trail or kgc

Posted on: February 17, 2011, 01:00:58 PM

these were found in the midwest the first were in a cave north of the face

Posted on: February 17, 2011, 01:28:58 PM

here is another pic its 10 ft tall or more facing west

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #1 on: February 17, 2011, 04:03:31 pm »

1 and 2 look like natural rock to me but so blurry hard to tell. Not sure what you want us to see in #3

The Spanish would not leave trail marking inside caves and there is no such thing as KGC markings, The whole KGC treasure legend has been blown up till you can't believe anything you read about it. And the sign and marker thing is a load of bull, who would hid a treasure then leave signs to find it are a map?
Charles Kenworthy wrote a book about signs and markers that was dismissed as drivel by historians but adopted as a bible by want to be treasure hunters.

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #2 on: February 17, 2011, 05:34:37 pm »

Thank You Seldom!! Great

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #3 on: February 17, 2011, 06:21:57 pm »

Hello poorfarm1,
the 2nd pic looks like J B ( some ones name ) ? I could also se what looks like an H
First pic looks like some sort of marks but hard to tell.

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #4 on: February 17, 2011, 06:47:59 pm »

poorfarm1! I agree with goldnboy, you are on to something. The KGC would use the old Spanish Treasure Trails and incorporate their signs into them. If there is KGC mixed in, look for any metal, ie. Iron along the trail, anything Iron, cable, pieces of old stoves, iron tools, pick axe heads, large spikes, things like this. Also look for bent trees, twisted branches and carvings. Take many, many pictures while on the trail, at different times of the day, and look in them for Sun and Shadow Signs. Sorry I do not know what the letters mean! Post these pics over at Treasurenet.com and at ExiledAngel.com, you will find many open minded people there who will help and encourage you! Do not be discouraged by non-believers, it is out there! Keep the Faith Bro! td

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #5 on: February 17, 2011, 07:15:53 pm »

Got the first picture to come up ok. But now its stuck on the other........

Does not look recent or modern marks. Not new enough for any treasure theory's anyway. What ever made the first marks is long gone.

Good eye. May check area for ancient civilizations.

Those southern boys used trees, they never really thought they lost. Couldn't say what a 200 year old elm tree would look like, but any marks aren't gonna be in that great of shape.

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #6 on: February 17, 2011, 07:21:12 pm »

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poorfarm1! I agree with goldnboy, you are on to something. The KGC would use the old Spanish Treasure Trails and incorporate their signs into them. If there is KGC mixed in, look for any metal, ie. Iron along the trail, anything Iron, cable, pieces of old stoves, iron tools, pick axe heads, large spikes, things like this. Also look for bent trees, twisted branches and carvings. Take many, many pictures while on the trail, at different times of the day, and look in them for Sun and Shadow Signs. Sorry I do not know what the letters mean! Post these pics over at Treasurenet.com and at ExiledAngel.com, you will find many open minded people there who will help and encourage you! Do not be discouraged by non-believers, it is out there! Keep the Faith Bro! td

Tesoro please do not advertise other treasure forums here I am not sure but think you have been called down on this before. And as for believers everyone has a right to there own opinion.

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #7 on: February 17, 2011, 11:33:41 pm »

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Post these pics over at Treasurenet.com and at ExiledAngel.com, you will find many open minded people there who will help and encourage you!

Open minded means empty headed and stubborn, mate. It means they gasp at every scratch on a rock. It means they look at the sign outside the men's room door and squeal about the KGC treasure inside the cistern at the number one stall because someone added a "magic marker" body part. There's your open mindedness for you.

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #8 on: February 18, 2011, 04:55:36 am »

personally, I think that the stone on which the writing appears ( first one, its blue in color) has been tampered with. On careful scrutiny one will note that the 'rock' could have had a hole in it and then been refilled with similar color cement. So buddy, get out that hammer and chisel and chip away and see whats been stashed in there!!!!!!

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	Re: is this a symbol for a spanish trail « Reply #9 on: February 18, 2011, 11:49:49 pm »

Gold digger you may be onto something, Bathroom Stall Treasure. You will have to publish the signs, I dont use the bathroom. I mark my spot like a wolf, alone.

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