AIS Indian towns

[CaptainZossima]

My recent inquiries in some dusty weathered history books have provided an interesting scenario for those addicted to electronic dousing. Apparently tons of silver and gold were buried on the OTHER side of A1A. The AIS Indians herded many a stranded kind-hearted Spaniard in an effort to collect hotel tax and perhaps exact some fresh meat for the holidays. Rumors now hint that perhaps the benefits of centuries of treasure hoarding is available along the Intercoastal, carefully secured near prominent landmarkers. And to think I just sold my canoe! CZ looking west!

 

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[wreckdiver1715]

CZ, I would like to hear more on this subject. Please contact me, I still have my canoe!

Q

 

[FISHEYE]

I have always wondered where all the gold and treasure that the AIS indians gathered from all the shipwrecks on the east coast ended up.they all lived near water most likely on the intercoastal waterways,did they bury it?or did the spainards take it all back when they killed them all off? since the AIS indians are now extinct and have been for many many moons.theres no ancestors from them that know anything about any treasure.i do have one lead,a lady told me about a spring thats on some property that her great great grandmother once owned,one of the great grandsons live there now,but she said that the grandmother always said that her dad told her that the AIS indians hid thier treasure deep in the spring,so as soon as i get some permission ill be diving in thier spring.to see if its true or not.