Oroblanco
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- DAKOTA TERRITORY
- Detector(s) used
- Tesoro Lobo Supertraq, (95%) Garrett Scorpion (5%)
It is humiliating. So much info, so much failure...
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Hmm I would not call that a failure amigo, simply because you did not locate that missing ring. You did go over various areas where the ring may have been located, and we can now rule those areas out. In treasure hunting as you know well, finding nothing is actually making progress, in helping to narrow down the area to search by finding nothing in some areas. With a ring, it is also possible that someone else has found the ring since it was lost, and said nothing, which unfortunately happens fairly often.
Amen on the poly-ticks too, not sure if anyone has posted this before but the actual definition of that term is as follows:
Definition of POLITICS
Pronounced "pol-ih-ticks"
Root "poly" from the Greek "poly" meaning "many"; examples, polygamous, polytechnics
Suffix "ticks" meaning disgusting, filthy, blood-sucking, verminous, parasitic insects, often disease carrying; examples deer tick, wood tick, political candidates etc
Hence true definition is:
"poly ticks" = "many blood sucking verminous parasites"
contracted in common use into "politics"
<Source: Oroblanco's Truth Dictionary, pp 448 (c) 1998>
NOW back to Adventures of a Tayopa Hunter!
This can actually be tied in with Tayopa too. Don Jose' have you had any experiences with local (or state or Federal) government officials obstructing, attempting to abscond or otherwise appropriate the treasures as yet unrecovered, or at the other end of the scale, enabling, assisting in research and/or providing any sort of protection (as in police, or other security measures)? We are accustomed to having to deal with an alphabet soup of federal and state (and local) govt agencies in any treasure in the states, usually obstructing and otherwise hindering, as well as looking to seize anything of value that might be found, so I am curious as to how the Mexican and Chihuahua state governmental authorities have interacted with you and your team. Thank you in advance.
Oroblanco


