True , the only thing i could really do is use nolans cross and the island itself as markers. I dont think there's anything there but if someone says nolans cross is genuine then they might find it interesting i guess.There has been so much digging and moving around on that Island in the past 200 years, I wouldn't trust any of it of those land marks.
Hi Rikrik, I once had many conversations with the Late Fred Nolan (a Provincial land surveyor) and he once confided in me that he had discovered the cross whilst running a long ruler across his survey map in his office. But the often misquoted measurements between the large boulder's were not precise and that he had moved some boulders with his backhoe excavator, and he said that he was getting so many inquiries from Knights Templar fans that quote: "I wish that I had not started all that stuff". (his words not mine)True , the only thing i could really do is use nolans cross and the island itself as markers. I dont think there's anything there but if someone says nolans cross is genuine then they might find it interesting i guess.
I love the way you get so bent over ..oak island.......Yet another, “Let’s pick meaningless points, connect the dots, and there’s the treasure” poster.