My thoughts on the Florida Image

[roro]

These are my thoughts on the image commonly known as St. Augustine, Fl. I made no attempt to match any of the verses/lines to Image, only to decipher the image's items/clues. I wonder why this one has not been recovered.  So many of the public forums have posted many items that match the items/clues if found. But then again, this is a Treasure Hunt, deception and misdirection is all part of the game. Hope my items with help. 
Items are linked to Google Photos

Image-Map 1 of 12   
Image-Map 2 of 12
      Puff, the Magic Dragon
Image-Map 3 of 12   
Image-Map 4 of 12
     One Tin Solder
Image-Map 5 of 12 
Image-Map 6 of 12   
Image-Map 7 of 12
Image-Map 8 of 12   
Image-Map 9 of 12
Image-Map 10 of 12
Image-Map 11 of 12  
Image-Map 12 of 12            
       Swamp Witch- Jim Stafford
       River of Dreams -  Billy Joe

[xmarksdspot]

I believe "The Rock" or island in the image is "The Rock of Gibraltar". It's a reference to Spain and Spanish immigration. The Rock of Gibraltar is just off the coast of Spain. It could also be being used to represent the wall around The Fountain of Youth Park with a palm tree behind it.

[roro]

xMarksdSpot - Thanks for comment. I have not seen "The Rock of Gibraltar" but will google it.
                        Spanish immigration seem correct.  I wish you good luck in your quest.


xMarksdSpot (19Jun20) - Thanks for the Pic.   Good eye.

[xmarksdspot]

If you crop it right, The Rock of Gibralter is almost a perfect match for Image 6.

[xmarksdspot]

They may have also used the shoreline of Spain for the face in image 6.

[roro]

Thanks for the info and it could be referencing Spanish immigration.  The Pic. posted does resemble the image.
If you train-of-thought is Spanish immigration, then you may be interested in the following document:

                     “Fact Versus Fiction for the New Historical St. Augustine”  by Charles B. Reynolds

                                This is link : ufdc.ufl.edu/USACH00124/00001/1j

I would like to know your comments

[xmarksdspot]

I'm sure there are lots of cities with some fact and some fiction in their history. Although I would always rather know the facts, here working on the puzzles I'm more concerned with the accepted reality, if indeed that is what Preiss was working from.