sasquash
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Could it be a ship ? And from what year ?
A burlap croaker sack with lettering above a cross:
de MOLAY BROS
TEMPLAR BRAND
COIR
I, ECS, am the one and only source of the burlap croaker sack quote.
...not Charles Addison, Michael Haag, Piers Paul Read, Baigent & Leigh, or any of the others who present alternative Templar history as fact- or those that utilize their material as if it were their own research.![]()
Could it be a ship ? And from what year ?
...but didn't my de MOLAY BROS. TEMPLAR BRAND COIR burlap croaker sack with a cross on it at least cause you to break a smile?Again a ridiculous statement ...
We must have been posting at the same time, hahaHas everyone forgot that there was no swamp until the roadway was built along the ocean to transport the heavy equipment to the sink hole/money pit?
The heavy rains in the area and snow fall cause this man made wet area to turn into a pond every year.........Has everyone forgot?
The old aerial photos have the swamp there before road was built. Dunfeild built the road.
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