2008 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( Japanese) TREASURE

Sorry to hear about your progress. It has been our experience in particularly on Mindanao that "" You can't swing a dead cat without hitting treasure. ""

Z

You're right Z, every owner of a property with Jap history here in Davao claim there's "treasure" inside. I paid 5K to someone with a Gemini III to scan my liitle farm in Baracayo. When we bought that place in 1979, the remains of the Jap house was still there. We really thought it was "loaded." Lo and behold the scan came up negative. That day we went to another site in Toril Poblacion. It was a Japanese sawmill during the war, now its part of a subdivision. The ground is very soft and the water level shallow. The scanner went wild. We shove some steel bars around and three of them went down to the tip. But the other two we punched down over the scanned object stopped at 18 feet. It was not my project but when they asked me for a contribution I chipped in a little. They're on their fourth week now and I know they're having a problem with the water. Well, I hope they get to it.
 

Offensiveness is in the ear of the listener. The word 'Jap' is offensive only in the context of it's intended meaning. You should hear what some of the Japanese think or call Amercans. Personally, I am a bit fed up with trying to politically correct to everyone in the world. Look at the mess we now have in the US trying to be so.

Don Jose de La Mancha
 

Well, well, sorry about the word Jap. There was no "ethnic slur" meant. I thought I was still talking to fellow Pinoys. Here in Davao we don't have racism issues. We call Japanese "Japs", Chinese "Chinks", Americans "Joes", without negative connotations. But, thanks to the reminder because I don't want to be misunderstood in the future.
 

Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:
Saturna: you posted --> At least the Japanese respect other peoples and cultures

DO THEY????? Where did you hear that ? I must learn something new daily.

Don Jose de La Mancha
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Did you not notice the rolling eyes smiley ? The Japanese are among the most racist and homogeneous people on the planet.
 

jonesindy said:
I am back here in this thread...I just hope that Gary V. Bautista is listening...Please send me a Private Message...I like to see you ASAP, I shall be nearby your place next week...

To all TH, I am preparing to go public...soon
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Hi Jones Indy, we're waiting for you...Hope with results in your project...
 

angel_09 said:
jonesindy said:
I am back here in this thread...I just hope that Gary V. Bautista is listening...Please send me a Private Message...I like to see you ASAP, I shall be nearby your place next week...

To all TH, I am preparing to go public...soon
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Hi Jones Indy, we're waiting for you...Hope with results in your project...

Easier said than done my friends...but it it going green...you will see it soon....

Jonesindy
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Hello Friends!
I am on this project right now and I would like to share this pic with you. Maybe someone may be able to decipher this.

Scroonck
 

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Hello Friends!
I am on this project right now and I would like to share this pic with you. Maybe someone may be able to decipher this.

Scroonck
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Check with other Filipino hunters in other sites. They have complete signs. I'm not just sure if all these are useful. ;D
 

At the saw mill, go to where there was a cement slab that was the platform for the cutting blade. It may have been a large flat saw belt or a wheel saw. There would have been a separate cement slab with a boiler mounted on it about 18 feet from the steam piston and belt drive setup. Water would be expected. Water is good. Any explosives by now would be dead.

Z


scroonck said:
Sorry to hear about your progress. It has been our experience in particularly on Mindanao that "" You can't swing a dead cat without hitting treasure. ""

Z

You're right Z, every owner of a property with Jap history here in Davao claim there's "treasure" inside. I paid 5K to someone with a Gemini III to scan my liitle farm in Baracayo. When we bought that place in 1979, the remains of the Jap house was still there. We really thought it was "loaded." Lo and behold the scan came up negative. That day we went to another site in Toril Poblacion. It was a Japanese sawmill during the war, now its part of a subdivision. The ground is very soft and the water level shallow. The scanner went wild. We shove some steel bars around and three of them went down to the tip. But the other two we punched down over the scanned object stopped at 18 feet. It was not my project but when they asked me for a contribution I chipped in a little. They're on their fourth week now and I know they're having a problem with the water. Well, I hope they get to it.
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What does everybody think about this bar, fake or real?
 

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What does everybody think about this bar, fake or real?
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I can't assay a Picture,
you'll need to Ship it to me. :coffee2:


Intresting !
 

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