Margaha,
Haha. You're really on to something BIG! It's really more fun in the Philippines--- as the slogan of the tourism board says. Think positive. The intruders may have located only one of the presumed several treasure-laden man-made boulders using sonar and underwater MD's. Plotting the several locations of interest--- anchorage of unidentified yacht, where the visiting Japanese "tourist" lingered, spot in the deep midportion of the river where cast fishing nets frequently get snagged or entangled, etc., including local lore--- may give you an idea of the general pattern of distribution and location of the rest of the treasure trove.
Your user name is very symbolically descriptive of your island cluster. It's been scientifically proven a long time ago that the heavy black sand or "margaha" in local dialect (derived from the Spanish term) still contains valuable gold hidden within the interlocking magnetite crystals even after the gold dust have been separated in gold panning. Your island is one big gold-bearing margaha, Margaha!
"Kon ang usa ka butang gitagana gyud para kanimo, bisan unsaon, ihatag gyud na sa imo."
(What is destined to be yours, will be yours no matter what.)
Tabu
Haha. You're really on to something BIG! It's really more fun in the Philippines--- as the slogan of the tourism board says. Think positive. The intruders may have located only one of the presumed several treasure-laden man-made boulders using sonar and underwater MD's. Plotting the several locations of interest--- anchorage of unidentified yacht, where the visiting Japanese "tourist" lingered, spot in the deep midportion of the river where cast fishing nets frequently get snagged or entangled, etc., including local lore--- may give you an idea of the general pattern of distribution and location of the rest of the treasure trove.
Your user name is very symbolically descriptive of your island cluster. It's been scientifically proven a long time ago that the heavy black sand or "margaha" in local dialect (derived from the Spanish term) still contains valuable gold hidden within the interlocking magnetite crystals even after the gold dust have been separated in gold panning. Your island is one big gold-bearing margaha, Margaha!
"Kon ang usa ka butang gitagana gyud para kanimo, bisan unsaon, ihatag gyud na sa imo."
(What is destined to be yours, will be yours no matter what.)
Tabu
