ericwt TREASURE TRAP!

[gorgias]

I chose this forum becuase of the reference to Kenworthy.

I found this post on the old forum.

ericwt----"By the way Charles was by no means the first authority on Spanish mines and traps. I have books that were written in the 1930's and 1940s."

My question: what are the titles of these books?

Also, is this guy still around?

"Yes I have been to Spain and Mexico city and countless churches in those countries. My copies are exact duplicates of the ones at the archive. I found three major things that Charles did not cover. I covered some of them in my posts.

Yes,the documents where written well over a century ago on paper. I guess that means these copies are second hand information. I mean the guy that wrote them died over 200 years ago,right?"


Gorgias

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

A History of Mining on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska - Grab it through Amazon!

[Kentucky Kache]

ericwt has not been on here for a few years, or at least I haven't seen him.

 

[Old Dog]

Eric is a fine treasure hunter and one of the most knowledgable around as far as death traps.
I think he has left a great amount of info for reference even if he dosen't frequent the forum.

What he has posted came from personal experience ... Not hear say.
Eric Is one of the best, all considdered.

 

[gorgias]

You're not so bad yourself, Old Dog.

I'd love to find about those archival documents, even though I don't read Spanish.

Gorgias

 

[Old Dog]

Reading Spanish is the least of the problems,
Condition of the documents and quality of copies can be the biggest problem.
Age takes a greater toll on these things than our language barrier presents.

Best of luck getting all the treasures (documents) you seek.
Thom

 

[gorgias]

I think when I used "love to," I doubted I would ever do it. . .

But, his stories are so cool. . . A little like James Bond. . .

Gorgias