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Re: Champ d'Asile
At what point do coincidences no longer remain coincidences?
Kentucky Kache said:bigscoop said:Kentucky Kache said:bigscoop said:I've had a lot of free time latley, so if you don't mind, I'm going to just keep putting it out here while I can.
"to keep our promise and distribute the gold to the indicated places."
If you were "the Beale parties" or another wealthy source behind it all, even with the best laid plan, would you really risk putting all of your secret eggs in one basket? Could be the Beale deposits were just one of these, "indicated places?"![]()
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You don't think "China" could be one, do you?![]()
At ths point.................but it wouldn't surprise me in the least.
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So, my thread about the possibility of the wagon train taking the north branch of the Wilderness Road is not so silly? When you think about it, the southern rout through Tennessee had a major water course running almost the entire length of that state. Now that would be a great reason for taking that route, right? And not just for Beale, but for everyone. Therefore, if you were trying to secretly transport a wagon train of treasure, would you take the path with the most traffic, or the least? Both trails were established at the time of the Beale expedition.
At what point do coincidences no longer remain coincidences?
