Spanish Death Trap

[PatrickD]

Removed

 

[Henry2]

If it is what you think it is then that means something is still inside, do you have any plans of trying to make it in?

 

[PatrickD]

Why would they go to such extremes to protect the opening?

I saw a similar trap on the Treasure Hunting University website.

 

[Henry2]

Why would they go to such extremes to protect the opening?

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To protect the gold coins inside

 

[Aleisters]

To me it looks more like a rock slide, the center stone looks like it had slid out of the opening with the tiny rock being lodged between it and the rock on top. The opening looks small when judging it next to the weeds that are growing. If you really think it is something a hook and rope would easily move the stones, just make sure you are clear of the whole situation when it comes down.

 

[PatrickD]

The site is covered with Spanish markings as well.

 

[oldsalty19]

 

[tonyc10k]

why was the pic removed?

 

[civil_war22]

All of them were. What the crap

 

[austin]

I'm sorry. I thought a spanish death trap was a 1954 Chevy lowrider in Bakersfield. I'll move on now.

 

[GaRebel1861]

I'm sorry. I thought a spanish death trap was a 1954 Chevy lowrider in Bakersfield. I'll move on now.

Good one!

 

[Gunrunner61]

Damn! I didn't even get to look at the Pictures!.......

 

[diggummup]

Here is the photos, it's a little small but it's all I could get off google-

 

[civil_war22]

Why were they deleted

 

[austin]

Good one![/QUOTE

Thanks

 

[diggummup]

Why were they deleted

Who knows, maybe the poster got paranoid, too much information? He'd have to answer that one.