Treasure legend

[jaggaz KY]

Does anyone know about the treasure in ky when an Indian carved two images on a rock the depicts where the treasure is hidden. It's in bullit county Kentucky. It's called pine knob rock or something. Any help would be great. Thanks.....,

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[Lady Pirate]

Do your research as told. You must not rely on others doing it for you.

[jaggaz KY]

Do your research as told. You must not rely on others doing it for you.

I thought this was a blog to share ideas and info ??

[jaggaz KY]

I thought this was a blog to exchange info and ideas??

[ticm]

Go to the correct section of T-net. There is a section dedicated to your questions. They won't much likely help you do the research their either.

[Roadquest]

[QUOTE=jaggaz KY;2936619]Does anyone know about the treasure in ky when an Indian carved two images on a rock the depicts where the treasure is hidden. It's in bullit county Kentucky. It's called pine knob rock or something. Any help would be great. Thanks.....,[/QUO TE]

jaggaz, Put you request in TreasureNet By Location Kentucky There are people here that will help you with this. If they have the information TreasureNet By Location

[Lady Pirate]

Yes, sharing to a point, and asking questions to a point. By the time you asked the question here, you could have done the same by researching on Google, Bing, etc., etc.. People must put forth an effort themselves. We share idea's, help each other, and answers questions on specifics. Find as much information as you can, then delve deeper and then start to ask questions. It's like doing your studies while you were in school. If you get "all" the answers from someone, then you haven't learned the skill's of research. It is so easy with computers these days. And remember..... no-one gives all their secrets away. Books are everywhere online to purchase and some are very inexpensive= Amazon, Albris, Ebay, on & on. You'll enjoy the reading. It puts you there at the places.