Steamboat
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I stayed up late last night to watch the program. What a waste of time.
The program started with a picture of two men with knives and the idea was that one of them was Jim Bowie. Wrong!
The two brothers need to read David Lewis' book THE SAN SABA TREASURE LEGENDS OF SILVER CREEK. That would answer all their questions.
I have been to the "Egged shaped basin" and have gone down the metal ladder into the cave. They apparently have no idea what went on in the cave.
The only thing they got right was at the end they stated that they thought there never was any silver mine in the area.
Too bad, it's a great story but they missed it.
Also, they gave the impression that in Texas you could drive anywhere, get out, metal detect, prospect, etc. Wrong! Almost all of Texas is private land. Texans don't like strangers poking around on their property. It could be dangerous.
The lady they spoke with at the egg shaped basin is a super nice person, but she and her husband do not want treasure hunters bothering them. Her husband is a large man and I would not wish to have him upset at me. So my advice would be, leave them alone.
If you really want to know what happened, read the book.
The program started with a picture of two men with knives and the idea was that one of them was Jim Bowie. Wrong!
The two brothers need to read David Lewis' book THE SAN SABA TREASURE LEGENDS OF SILVER CREEK. That would answer all their questions.
I have been to the "Egged shaped basin" and have gone down the metal ladder into the cave. They apparently have no idea what went on in the cave.
The only thing they got right was at the end they stated that they thought there never was any silver mine in the area.
Too bad, it's a great story but they missed it.
Also, they gave the impression that in Texas you could drive anywhere, get out, metal detect, prospect, etc. Wrong! Almost all of Texas is private land. Texans don't like strangers poking around on their property. It could be dangerous.
The lady they spoke with at the egg shaped basin is a super nice person, but she and her husband do not want treasure hunters bothering them. Her husband is a large man and I would not wish to have him upset at me. So my advice would be, leave them alone.
If you really want to know what happened, read the book.