september REPORT 2022

SEPTEMBER REPORT | WINDOW OF TRUTH

Despite the closure of tribal lands during the COVID- 19 pandemic, valuable information was collected that will further our goal on realigning historical events, with photographic evidence, and other observations made along the west coast of the United States of America.  These new revelations will aid in understanding what occurred at the mouth of the Hoh River, on July 14 and 15, 1775, during a tragic encounter between the Hoh Tribe and explorers representing the Spanish Empire. 

The weather on this rugged section of Washington's Pacific coastline, is prone to sudden changes, that either obscure topography, or provide opportunities for snapping beautiful photographs.  The good news is that Mother Earth blessed us with spectacular clear skies, permitting the gathering of detailed photos of Ruby Beach and the mouth of Hoh River.

There is one disappointing development to report.  All Quinault Indian Nation beaches are closed to the public.  The closure of these beaches to non-tribal members, will hamper the collection of up-to-date photographic evidence disproving rumors that crewmembers of the Santiago and Sonora, went ashore there in 1775.  However scientific proof can still be ascertained, by using media satellite services, and through closer examination of maps made by Bruno de Hezeta y Dudagoitia and Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra.

In the coming months, a decision will be made on whether to pursue recognition of these natural wonders inside Olympic National Park, as divine miracles, within the context of recorded historical events.  Either way, work will continue on the authorship of a free online first edition of e-book sections; Part 1: Hoh River Memory Loop and Part 2: The History Paper.  These two free items are being developed in parallel with an in-depth historical novel expect to be completed in time for the Santiago and Sonora Expedition 250th Anniversary in 2025.

Sincerely,

Arthur Gabriel Sánchez - Straight Arrow Tour 

National Hispanic Heritage Month | September 26, 2022

Achieved Goals: Year 1 of 12

A. COVID-19 | Survive Pandemic

B. Create Website: GoDaddy.com 

C. Contact Hoh Tribe

D. Photograph Ruby Beach and Hoh River

Set Goals: Year 2 of 12 

A. Contact Quinault Tribe

B. Contact DOI and National Park Service

C. Explore Point Grenville and Taholah, Washington

D.  Complete Hoh River Memory Loop: Part 1

AUGUST REPORT | WINDOW OF TRUTH

Our primary goal in revisiting the mouth of the Hoh River, was to confirm the existence of a see-through gap clearly detailed on the Hezeta 1775 map.  There must be an unobstructed line of sight from the southern boundry, and northern boundry, as illustrated on the official Spanish Map.

We are calling this see-through gap, the Window of Truth; which is situated between the headland and present-day Abbey Island.  The second goal was to seek explanations for all visual phenomenon, associated with the proposed Olympic National Park Mimetoliths, mentioned in our introduction, posted online this past October 14, 2021.  Seeing is truly believing.

Our work continues in revealing nature's miracles, by adding more facts to the online Free Book Preface: CHECKMATE 1775 | Treasure Map for Grandchildren.

Ruby Beach, Olympic National Park, Hoh River versus Point Grenville, Taholah, Quinault River

1775 Truth Chess | Game On!

StraightArrowTOUR.COM CHECKMATE

The ever-changing topography on Ruby Beach, is in the process of revealing something very profound, that can be described as a miracle.  At the exact location where Captain Bruno de Hezeta y Dudagoitia established the southern boundary on his 1775 map, a new cave has opened up.  Staring into the hollowed-out space, one can almost imagine an encounter with the oracle, or perhaps ponder the empty Jerusalem tomb belonging to Jesus of Nazareth.

Imagination gives way to factual details, as can be seen in the photographs of Hezeta's 'La Isla Del Desembarco' (The Landing Island) taken during a historic low tide, on June 14 and 15, 2022.  Crashing Pacific Ocean waves normally prevent access to the bedrock foundation of the legendary Landing Island, but on these mentioned dates, visitors easily roamed where the first European explorers may have fallen on their knees, in solemn thanksgiving and praise.  Amazingly the two highest points on Landing Island, resemble knees, when viewed from the spot Hezeta labeled A. Situación de la Cruz.  The approximate size and location of the Landing Island bedrock, matches the circle labeled C. on the 1775 map.  

The true location of C. La Isla Del Desembarco has baffled many historians for more than two centuries, but thanks to the tidal influences of the 2022 Strawberry Supermoon, the submerged island was exposed for our rare examination.  North Rock is also an important geological feature that appears prominently for your viewing in the galleries.  Hopefully someday North Rock will become known as Guadalupe Rock, or Queen of Heaven (one of four proposed Olympic National Park mimetoliths).  It was near this huge rock needle where the Sonora reportedly anchored on July 13 and 14, 1775.

Seeing how quickly ocean waves erode the shoreline, it becomes clear that the message nature has carved in stone, is for our time.