My big fat apartment hunt: it ain't easy for a 20-something in hot pursuit of cheap new digs.: An article from: Real Estate Weekly

My big fat apartment hunt: it ain't easy for a 20-something in hot pursuit of cheap new digs.: An article from: Real Estate Weekly Review

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Title: My big fat apartment hunt: it ain't easy for a 20-something in hot pursuit of cheap new digs.
Author: Liana Grey
Publication:Real Estate Weekly (Magazine/Journal)
Date: August 10, 2011
Publisher: Hagedorn Publication
Volume: 57 Issue: 44 Page: C1(2)

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Cracking the Golden Egg: In Hot Pursuit of the Lost Dutchman Mine

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This story is my journey that began years ago, a spiritual journey that continues even until this day. Being interested in lost treasures, I began my search for the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine located in the Superstition Mountains just east of Apache Junction, Arizona. I was a Vietnam helicopter pilot. The experience and knowledge I received from combat enabled me to interpret some of the oldest rock petroglyph images and carvings that are known today: the Peralta Master Map and the Peralta Stone Tablets. These discoveries led me to the opinion that the Peralta Stone Tablets are of Jesuit origin; their secrets, which are public record, were to have been kept secret. The Peralta Stone Tablet images are complex; they are pieces to a larger puzzle that will eventually be complete. History changes now. Photographed Peralta Stone Tablet image locations are shown; they range from a few hundred feet in height to approximately a mile in length being contained in a small area of the vast mountain range. Illustrations of the Fish Treasure Map and the Minas Del Oro Map are shown from different periods of history but each marking the same location. You will discover, as I did, secret places that have been lost in time. A fire will be lit inside you: the excitement of the hunt, whether it is in the mountains or in your easy chair, will burn once again. God's speed be with you. James L. Wilson Bandit 27