KANACKI
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TT
I correspond with these guys by choice.
The fraud you referred to is ongoing, since even before the WWII ended. A very long tale.
be cool
Hola Kanacki, pretty nice target full of pillar dollars
what would the Italians have brought for payment?
and Crow, you seem to have a location
Crow
no no, that band of pits is running on the same elevation across a series of hillocks?
edit: got a higher shot at a different time?
fascinating, a modern understandingThe region is really dangerous for liquefaction in earthquakes. That is why most of old adobe building are destroyed.
Crow
my personal experience is that as an outsider one will always be under observation,So there is the problem the two possible sites to the east in question, there are villagers almost in plain view. So any search there is highly complicated and problematic.
Crow
my personal experience is that as an outsider one will always be under observation,
and that one's actions will be a topic of discussion
any worthwhile cover must include use of a shovel, most difficult
TT its late amigo
The polish Gold train myth was manifestation of runours taken from one location and reported in another. A real treasure train. The idea of a Nazi “gold train” has a real historical version as well. On December 15, 1944, a train left Hungary carrying an estimated $570 million to $1.7 billion (in 2007 values) worth of treasure. The gold and treasure, which left Hungary to escape the advancing Soviet army, made a number of stops to transfer its valuables to various trucks as it meandered through Hungary and into Austria. It was eventually seized by the advancing Allies in May of that year.
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Distant memory of that real event spawn Nazi treasure train legends.
Some times amigo the same story reinvents itself into multiple versions.
Crow