Spanish cross and unknown symbol !

awesome, heading there next, I just left san saba thread

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From a distance I see a Knight or a crusader mounting a horse with a cross emblem. 
That is what I see... Probably, I should use glasses.. 

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		Quote:			Posted by Larry
	I have been researching the Beale Treasure for over 25 years and have accumulated a great deal of information. I have walked on the land, taken photographs and videos and visited as many relevent locations as possible. I will release my solution to Beale Code 1 probably within a year. I am in the process of verifying some final information. Whether the treasure is there or not, I don't know. My persistence in the matter is the thrill of solving the code. Larry

You have wasted 25 yrs of your life just to solve a code, you could of found the treasure in that time, if it did exists?

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Point well-taken; however, I did not waste 25 years. I have studied surveying; Indian tribes and their migrations; map reading; 1800's politics; Thomas Jefferson; the Hemings family; the Buford family; western waterways and crafts used; Natchez Trace; Trappers Trail; Santa Fe Trail; Spanish trails; any Beale information; economic situation in early 1800's; Santa Fe, NM history; mountain ranges and gold fields; taverns and ordinaries; and much, much more. Time wasted? No. The search has been a part-time endeavor until now. I have had a solution to Code 1 for many years and chose not to release that information until now. Work, family situations, health problems have delayed me. I have spent the last years working on Code 3 and decided to release that information in my book The Secret Mission of Thomas Jefferson Beale where I used the Beale letters as foundation for a story leading up to the deposit of the treasure; created a journal record from April 1817 to December 1817; discussed ties to Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings and various contradictions; presented a detailed solution to Code3 and a list of 30 men who went West. Waste of time. No. Now I will continue with Code 1. I need to renew permissions as well as arranging for the use of a proper ground penetrating device. There is so much iron in the soil that it interrupts readings by common metal detectors, which have been tried. Another problem to resolve is the fixing of a beginning point. Most people say start at the chimney of the old tavern; but I have found other possible beginning points which have to be checked out and consideration given to magnetic changes over the years. Waste of time. No. The pleasure and knowledge that I have gained has been immeasurable. With the price of gold and silver today, pursuing the termination of my efforts with Code 1 could be very rewarding - treasure or no treasure. Waste of time. No. Larry

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		Quote:			Posted by Ridge Runner
	Well Larry, I think that is an amazing amout of research and you must have enough data by now to nail it once and for all as soon as you get sorted, the other folks came up with nothing and im not sure what their goal was. you seem to take offence at the term waste of time, That is alot over time you and your family won't get back and I hope it comes good for you, So good luck and take care doing it I hate to see peoples dreams get crushed, like a certain group on here they want so much for it to be true that they dig up concrete and swear it is a sign and then they get all upset when you tell them what it is. AU

I agree with Ridge Runner. Continue with your work. It looks interesting and awesome.   On the other hand, at the left I can see that from my point of view is a house, fort over the top of a mountain.   

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