alamosjefe
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- May 10, 2016
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IUP,,,,are you headed to the beach for the gold rush,? ,,check below
Brits hunt for £120million shipwreck TREASURE off coast after man finds £50k golden nugget on beach - Mirror Online
TT
Hello IUK, yes I have but not seriously.. I have never soliciated in here since you are all my friends & I know just how hard you have to work, and any mining project is just too chancy. Even the depsitory is chancy in that I do not know the exact point of entry, just that lt is in there.
LIving down here in Mexico in a backwoods town, I do not have any contact with the big miming companies, In one case by E-M I offered Tayopa only to be told by the chief Geologist that no economical deposit of prescious metal would be found in Basalt. when I tried to explain the unique conditions at Tayopa , he asked if I was a Geologist and when I stated no, he terminated the conversation..
Hi TT,
Seen this one; this chap that found the nugget was/is a treasure-hunter of sorts and has spent many years looking for the missing ship. Naturally the tabloid newspaper tries to make it sound as if he got 'lucky', but quietly way down the article states that he was and has been specifically looking for this ship and was not taking a stroll on the beach but diving into the sea.
But we can all hope and dream...
Not for me this one I' afraid, not that great a swimmer and the chances or locating, planning, retrieving and then benefitting from such a project are outside of my experience and skills...
Much prefer land-based searches where there is solid ground underfoot and you don't have to act like a fish or wear rubber suits...
Where I am going soon, it will be pristine rainforest (don't know for how many more years sadly), where the locals carry guns (never used one in my life!), and 'deals' with gold-miners and dealers can and do go awry in a split second. But this doesn't deter me, what is life and achievements without an element of risk and unfamiliar surroundings and new environments?
If it comes off, I will set-up a project or two for my clients and will make a small fee for my services.
Can't wait to get out there to be honest, it will feel very special and rewarding (I hope..).
IP
Hi Don,
I understand what you are saying about the major mining companies and corporations, but what about to an independent outfit that is not constrained by "Aims and Objectives"?
If you honestly and truly believe that there is wealth hidden away in that cave, know the location (don't worry about the point of entry), believe that it is still all intact, have the legal documents to verify ownership and right to the title deeds, don't mind entering into a contract with British folk and are willing to split any proceeds fairly and squarely, please tell me and I will make this my next project. I am totally committed and focused on my 'new' career and can start planning straightaway...
After my trip to South America soon, ol' Mexico can be my next stop for sure...
IP
Well played, JB..... View attachment 1310977
But alas, my fellow wine swilling friend, I'm sure you have not failed to notice that due to one of my recent...contretempts....both Tayoper and Oro have chosen wisely to hold their spouses up before them in shield formation, heheheh. ( As has a Nordic friend, from another venue, who passes through these venerated halls on occasion ). Wonderful women, those...and discerning husbands who obviously recognise their value and honor it.
Of course, these same gentlemen are also aware that my own dance card is full....so there are no misunderstandings. . I must confess that, at present, I am honor bound to share a glass of....*shudders*...Gallo Thunderbird with a very possessive Sasquatch in the near future.
Still...we can tip a glass, pass the virtual peanuts, and indulge in a little verbal jousting now and again....Ni modo, así es la vida, sigh.
En garde, Gentlemen..... View attachment 1310964
17.5%.
[ The history of Thunderbird is as interesting as the drunken effects the one experiences from the wine. When Prohibition ended, Ernest Gallo and his brothers Julio and Joe wanted to corner the young wine market. Earnest wanted the company to become "the Campbell Soup company of the wine industry" so he started selling Thunderbird in the ghettos around the country. Their radio adds featured a song that sang, "What's the word? / Thunderbird / How's it sold? / Good and cold / What's the jive? / Bird's alive / What's the price? / Thirty twice." It is said that Ernest once drove through a tough, inner city neighborhood and pulled over when he saw a bum. When Gallo rolled down his window and called out, "What's the word?" the immediate answer from the bum was, "Thunderbird."]
Shudder indeed.
No worries, cwp, and thanks for the compliment. My dance card is full as well, and it would have been surprising to me if yours wasn’t (all of the best ones are taken). If it had come to that, I would have had to hold my own shield/spouse up as well, so no misunderstandings on my part. But, I have enjoyed the virtual Zin (pun intended), peanuts, and especially the verbal jousting, and hope to continue with it in the future. Besides, it was a little gratifying to have the Don admit that he was, at least, slightly jealous……
So, sweet lady, bring it on!!
Justyou and short finger keep it relaively ---- well as "I" would. snicker.
You did just fine GIB.