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Treasure Secrets of the Lost Dutchman

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I've been reading treasure books for more than 40 years and this is about as good as it gets. If you are at all serious about the whereabouts of The Lost Dutchman's mine this is the book! Even if you never intend to go looking in the Superstition Mountain(s) for gold, this will tickle the fancy of any treasure hunter. I won't give anything away, but you'll learn things you've most probably never seen or heard before, about this or many other treasures. Enjoy!

The print format used capital letters which distracted the reader and made reading more difficult. The content was enjoyable with a general summary of items which could be found in another book by T, E. Glover, which had greater details.

The ending of the book left me wanting more. The claims made near the end of the book did not seem to be supported with any final statements of action taken or proof beyond circumstantial evidence.

This book is EXCELLENT--SHOWING A TRACKER HOW TO LOCATE AND CUT THE SIGH OF A SPANISH TREASURE TRAIL--from the initial sign / markers to the final entering of the Stone Doors.

ONE WORD OF WARNING--NEVER ENTER A STONE DOOR WITHOUT FULLY UNDERSTANDING THE DEATH TRAPS PLACED AT AND AROUND THE SITE
AS WELL AS INSIDE THE STONE DOORS OR YOU WILL NEVER LEAVE THE SITE ALIVE!!

I would recomend all of Charles Kenworthy's books.

If I could recommend he write a new book it would be on closing the last 100 yards into the stone doors and decoding the hygroglyphs to the right of the stone doors.