Chasing Legends 359: Lost Shrine in the Superstitions

[@KenCrandall-ot7uv]

Many of these stories have a similar pattern ! Guy goes out , storm comes in , finds shelter , discovers something but can never find the location again ! Moral of the story , take what you can while you can because that's the last chance you'll get !

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

There are a lot of those stories. I think it is it’s on genre.

[@BronxBastard730]

Nah , the moral is the stories are all complete bullshit

[@guitarpicker50]

I always enjoy your stories Wayne. Thank you and have a Merry Christmas. Looking forward to future presentations.

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Merry Christmas to you and thanks for watching

[@GlennWebster-ut2xx]

Another winner....Thanks.... 👍

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Thank you very much

[@3chickadventures]

Really enjoy your content. Thanks for all of your work.

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Thank you. It’s not very hard work if you enjoy it

[@johnwilson8729]

Interesting Story... Good thing he had a smart horse with him.. Happy Holidays Wayne and family..

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Horse might of realized he was a goner if he didn’t make it back to camp

[@charlenewhitehead2704]

love the stories

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Thank you

[@alvieroach1368]

I lived in E Mesa and was in the Supers all the time. I drove east from Tortilla not more than 5 miles and as soon as the grade leveled out, there was a small canyon "trending north" I followed it down to a cliff that was at least 300ft, and it had foot and hand holds chipped into the face. I climbed down and was at the creek that runs in the lake (or one of them) when I came across a fresh foot print, so I decide right then I'd better get the *^%^& out of there and come back with a crew. That was 1993, and I have yet to return.

[@ChooseFreedom-o1e]

I've come across plenty of shrines in the desert and all I found were old candles, dead animals and dark symbols. Thanks for the story.

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Pretty much what I find.

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

I am speaking of mining shrines

[@inkiwell]

Always enjoy your stories, Wayne! 😊

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Thank you

[@catatonic9216]

Thanks for another great story , happy holidays man!!

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Happy Holidays

[@arthurpeterson246]

Cool story, Thanks wayne!

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

Thank you for watching!

[@ryanhubbard1756]

I like it and don't doubt it. I got turned around in rain storm out there and came across something magnificent, one day, I shall say

[@joetobin2596]

The man

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

The myth and the legend

[@StevenHanover]

Needs outro music so we can find the like button before video jumps to next one

[@legendofthesuperstitionmou969]

I’ll ask Trevor

[@newtonrickenbach9187]

Super interesting story as always Wayne you're the best! Now I know you are an avid reader and have an extensive library of books about lost treasure, loads, mines and so on, so with that in mind have you read Coronado's Children by J. Frank Dobie Copyright 1930. the book is a multitude of stories and tales about lost mines and buried treasure in the southwest. If you haven't read this then I highly recommend it to you, I know you would love it and find many tails worthy of sharing! Have a great Christmas and New Years holiday!!

[@davidmurphy619]

I find a little Dutch gold every time I watch

[@diannemc3179]

👍🏻

[@spirithope]

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[@masseandersson6237]

Summā cum laude!