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Buried & Sunken Treasures
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Buried & Sunken Treasures
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blackbeard1717
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Re: Buried & Sunken Treasures
The Hussar famous ship but with strong currents and poor visability dangerous for any divers
The Hussar famous ship but with strong currents and poor visability dangerous for any divers
blackbeard1717
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Re: Buried & Sunken Treasures
Visabilty and currents in the East River almost impossible better off in the Hudson River only thing is state of New York owns it all can't bring anything up.
Visabilty and currents in the East River almost impossible better off in the Hudson River only thing is state of New York owns it all can't bring anything up.
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Re: Buried & Sunken Treasures
I've been looking into the Waddington story, as it's only about half an hour away from me: one variant of the said that Isle Royal(e) is near Waddington - is it? Because I've looked on several maps, and there's no Isle Royal(e) on any of them. There's Ogden, Murphy, Clark, and Dry Islands, and that's on surveys over 100 years old.
The only Isle Royal(e) that comes up in any search is (I believe) in Michigan.
And if this version of the story is true, and the treasure was found, would it be sunken now?
I've been looking into the Waddington story, as it's only about half an hour away from me: one variant of the said that Isle Royal(e) is near Waddington - is it? Because I've looked on several maps, and there's no Isle Royal(e) on any of them. There's Ogden, Murphy, Clark, and Dry Islands, and that's on surveys over 100 years old.
The only Isle Royal(e) that comes up in any search is (I believe) in Michigan.
And if this version of the story is true, and the treasure was found, would it be sunken now?
upstate hang gang
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hey got any info about the Saratoga legend. i live in a close proximity but i need more details.
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NY only owns what you tell them you find. Worst state in the country, robbing their people every day, therefore, finders keepers.
