
In the period before my return to Rennes I spent some time looking at the pentagram I had created. I now discovered a second pentagram based on the alignment lines

This second pentagram which suggested it self is 3.77 kilometres outside of the first pentagram which converts to 233 centi-milles, a fibonacci number.
Even at this point a new set of alignments projections were suggesting themselves. Some of these are suggested by the turquoise lines on this diagram.
Another set of Alignments

Perhaps most interesting is the highest point on Mont Aigoul, which hosts the only permanently manned weather station in France and which is famous for the fact that on a clear day it is possible to see the Mediterranean coastline and both the Alps and the Pyrenees. Of course such a place would be a key point in any navigation system!
The shrines

I do not feel that anyone but the founder of Opus Dei, Josemaria Escriva,really knows the answer to that, but it does lie on the navigation system alignment lines. Perhaps in the days when the navigation system was created that was enough and there was something earlier than the current shrine.
Internal Alignments


I then noticed that the two points of intersection were on a north south line.

A rather different check against the possible visigothic treasure routes shows that these points are both close to these routes and places where the treasure could have been hidden.

The Targets
If lines are drawn at 90 degrees from the upper and lower lines and through the “Serre” point of the Lincoln’s pentacle they also intersect at the same two points.

These points now became “targets”
Geographic Location of The Targets

Note that there is a forest track marked on google earth as a road which comes very close to this point. Also the crest of the Col de St Louis is almost exactly on the centre line from the Lincoln triangle with means the alignment can be tracked relatively easily.

It is however over one hundred metres higher than the southern target.
An Improbable Relationship

If a line is drawn from Brenac through the centre of the Lincoln pentacle to the point where it intersects the Paris Meridian then another set of “golden” numbers emerge.

This is related to the distances from each target to the Brenac intersection by golden numbers. In this diagram the yellow overlay indicates the total north south distance.

19 divided by 11.74 =1.618

When I arrived back in Rennes, I bought fresh copies of the local IGN maps and marked all this up on them. It established immediately that line from Brenac to the northern target does not lie along the side of the brenac pentacle. I immediately started to explore the path of the line in detail on the ground.