Hola mi Amigo: It 'has' been a long time. As for the Hot Tamales, shaddup ya bum, I could if I tried -- I think? sigh. Oh well, it is nice to lay in my hammock and dream of actually catching one of them, or one of our lovely gals in here. ( I live a very healthy life, thanks to mi Tigre, La Berta)

You posted --> I might add a whole lot better looking than you.

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That certainly is 'no' compliment to her. sheesh (snicker)

The sierras up at Tayopa are relatively quiet, Jim is still very occupied with la Yesca, He is almost too conscientious, he would be a good CEO for Noront.

Who knows when he might be free or if he will still be interested in taking on a giant program piecemeal. He has a tremendous amount on his plate right now.

However the still untouched main deposit, which lists 650 muleloads of dore Gold Bars, 1200 bars of silver, maps, and documents from 1630, is still intact. A mule carries aprox. 90 kilos / 200# at that altitude and type of terrain. Good Plum Saki money.

Life can be interesting and fun, maybe even profitable.

To recover them will take a mining effort, Jim and you?

Here is a picture of La Berta hugging a tree for energy, an old Indian trick that actualy works, try it.

Don Jose de La Mancha

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee290/Tayopa/Gatheringenergy.jpg