Re: Which is the biggest treasure in the world never found? Pirates,Masons,Spanish.?
[grizzly bare The "Waterhouse Treasure"
29 or 30 BILLION dollars
grizzly bare
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Sheeze Grizz, you are going to be on "G'Boys" list, heheheh (Yanmashita's gold, Philippines.
Re: Which is the biggest treasure in the world never found? Pirates,Masons,Spanish.?
This month a guy found a galleon in the north of Puerto Rico. Estimated 900 million dollars. They are fighting with the government to obtain the 50% of the treasure.
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Hey Jose,
Notice my disclaimer, "IN THE US, ON LAND"
If I were talking world, I would most definitely have included Tayopa. But then I would have had to include a ton of others and would have been typing all night!
I'm going to have to take a ride down there sometime and help you open up one or two of those babies sometime!
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I don't think Oak Island is a hoax. I have visited there many times and way too much effort had been put into the original dig to have been a hoax. There is definitley something there. I have spoken with one of the owners of the island, Dan Blankenship, and have learned much which has not been made public...enough to make me a firm believer.
If the elevator tries to bring you down, go crazy, punch a higher floor!
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Originally Posted by romeo-1
I don't think Oak Island is a hoax. I have visited there many times and way too much effort had been put into the original dig to have been a hoax. There is definitley something there. I have spoken with one of the owners of the island, Dan Blankenship, and have learned much which has not been made public...enough to make me a firm believer.
Hey Romeo,
I know the guy the new owners hired to do the history and background of the Pit for potential investors. There are a ton of facts that don't add up. Some are completely contradictory. When my guy brought that to the attention of the owners, not only did they renig on his contract, and not pay, but they tried defaming him in local press.
I believed in Oak Island until I read the true facts of the story. I'll give you a couple:
Story: The story is that Oak Island was uninhabited when the young boys discovered the depression under the swayed branch.
Fact: Not only was the island inhabited, but the families of all three lived on the island! Kind of hard to make a "voyage of discovery" to an islands where you already live! In an older map of the island, the original place of the money pit was listed as lot#18.
Story: The story of the finding of the Money Pit in 1795. Three young boys on a voyage of discovery, discover a depression on the ground under a swayed tree branch, with a length of rope hanging from the branch.
Fact: There is NOT ONE contemporary (1795) written article about the event. In a community as small as that, it would have been big news in the area. It would have made it into one of the two or three papers in the area. The first article about the Oak Island Diggings was in the Liverpool Transcript in (I believe) 1864 or 1859. that story was given to the paper by the the man looking for investors in his expedition.
This information and a lot more is available at criticalinquiry.org The site is down right now, but should be back up tomorrow.
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[=gollum Hey Jose,
I would have had to include a ton of others and would have been typing all night!
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Yer just about as Lazy as I am sheeshs.
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I'm going to have to take a ride down there sometime and help you open up one or two of those babies --
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Only if you concede that "I AM" the boss there. hehehe, remember I am after the deposits, why mine when it has already been done for me?
Seriously, you are in the group that I would love to keep going on with. As I learned in combat, a large moving figure attracts more attention and is far easier to hit than someone like myself or DOC. snicker.
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That Lue treasure map seems to have lots of stylized Masonic figures in it. I'm sure others long before me have noticed that, too, however.
Anyway, for ME the biggest treasure yet to be found is the one I seek everyday. I'm always hoping to find that one, giant, unknown cache that will make the front page of the papers. I know that such an announcement would lead to many problems for myself (taxes, long lost relatives coming out of the woodwork, robbery attempts, possible kidnapping, etc.), but wouldn't that be grand to be on the cover of the New York Times WITHOUT a flag-draped coffin around me? Yeah, I can see the headline now: "Over-the-hill Californian finds a Mountain of Treasure ... More Photos on Page 2"
But as far as reality goes, I'd venture a guess that the largest unfound treasure would be the Spanish ships off the Florida coast that have yet to be found.
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No problem, BOSS! Yaowza Massah! Iza beeein raaaaht thayah! Feets don't fail me now!
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K now that we have the chain of command established ------
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But that just looks natural to me!
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Of Course, it IS a natural shallow cave?
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till Eulenspiegle
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RealdeTayopa: From what I understand the Lue trove is actually multiple troves, so it might be possible that Tayopa is related.
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HI, I doubt it since Tayopa was lost in the 1630's, they are still looking for it. What I was referring to was the similarity of using multiple triangles. In the case of the Tayopa cave map. it is an attempt to show conturs, or canyons/drainages.
Do you suppose ?
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I always love your photos of the Tayopa area.
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Gracias, it is spectacular country.
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