swiftfan
Sr. Member
Hi, I've been following a couple of threads, and really love The Search of Oak Island show. Well, that got me to do some reading and research. And I have some questions regarding the overall scheme.
Now, If the templars were on the run from the church, and if they went to Scotland to friendly territory, then why go any further? What made them leave? Was it because they had what the church wanted? Most likely. So, this brings us to the treasure fleet? What was the size of this "fleet"? Where can I find this out?
Next, If I were to travel to a new land, and could land on an island, protected by the water, This is most likely what I would do in order to observe and explore the mainland without greater risk to something I was protecting. Once a spot was found on the mainland to start anew, and if the native people were friendly, I would begin to erect a more permanent structure. Here though, is where I find myself. The "castle" at New Ross, or at the "cross" is to close to the sea to afford the protection of such a valuble prize. I would have moved inland till I was certian that anyone following me would surely give up chase due to the sheer distance inland they would have to travel, and with carvings being found in New England, this makes me think they may have done just that. However I could be wrong. Regardless, The treasure will always be in the legend waiting for someone to find it. And that to me is the real treasure.Thank You for your time, and look forward to your input.
Now, If the templars were on the run from the church, and if they went to Scotland to friendly territory, then why go any further? What made them leave? Was it because they had what the church wanted? Most likely. So, this brings us to the treasure fleet? What was the size of this "fleet"? Where can I find this out?
Next, If I were to travel to a new land, and could land on an island, protected by the water, This is most likely what I would do in order to observe and explore the mainland without greater risk to something I was protecting. Once a spot was found on the mainland to start anew, and if the native people were friendly, I would begin to erect a more permanent structure. Here though, is where I find myself. The "castle" at New Ross, or at the "cross" is to close to the sea to afford the protection of such a valuble prize. I would have moved inland till I was certian that anyone following me would surely give up chase due to the sheer distance inland they would have to travel, and with carvings being found in New England, this makes me think they may have done just that. However I could be wrong. Regardless, The treasure will always be in the legend waiting for someone to find it. And that to me is the real treasure.Thank You for your time, and look forward to your input.