Bizarre but true

labusesez · Mar 18, 2013

aaaaaaa

labusesez · Mar 5, 2017

Peyton Manning · Mar 5, 2017

yep go get it

cw0909 · Mar 5, 2017

neat find, writing in pic 3, Olivier Le Vasseur

from his/her youtube
Is this the key to uncover La Buse's treasure?
SLE Sez
Published on Feb 19, 2017
Olivier Le Vasseur was the famous pirate who was hung in Reunion in 1730. On his way to the scaffold, he supposedly flung a cryptogram to the crowd, saying "find my treasure he who can". Could I have found the clue to his treasure?, The cryptogram also suggested that a moulded woman can be found by following his instructions. Well I did follow his instructions and this is what I found. Please like and share; Thanks.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBI27hYqK_q_Z07BjtPBR9w

cw0909 · Mar 5, 2017

cool, hunting pirate treasure
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivier_Levasseur

labusesez · Mar 11, 2017

Eldo · Nov 15, 2019

Love that you found that piece of the puzzle

The maps in the stones from the beach lead to the cave, where the final descriptions are made with the maps on the stones there.

The buried rocks are maps to the final locations when you "Reunion" in France.

This being a sequence that is followed by:

1) Finding the Cipher in Mahe
2) Finding the Beach Carvings
3) Finding the Cave and Buried Rock Maps
4) Finding the location of the final maps in France

Each one of these relates to something that is found near the coast of Brest, in Levasseur's home country.