Connecticut Sam
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- Sep 28, 2007
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You are aware that Mel Fisher was in Bedford County,Va in Nov 1989 looking for the Beale Treasure.Maybe you are not the only one to give Ovid Arnold a ride with his bag of pendulums and well marked road atlas.He did find the ATOCHA for Mel as you claim.I heard about an old man from North Carolina that had been dowsing for over 35 years and had found many things for many people. We hit it off. I told him I would take him anywhere he wanted to go. He could show me where the treasures were and if we could we would try to dig them up. He had already marked them ahead of time on some road atlases, he would tell me up ahead a mile or so would be where he felt the gold was. He always had a bag with him that had about 2 dozen different objects on strings. He would use them to try to tell what the exact treasure was. He used a gold filled brass tube as his normal pendulum. He had one that was full of silver. He said the ground was full of silver. He carried some wire with him that he would get bouncing and somehow or another he would use it to figure out the depth of the object... I took the old man on numerous trips back in 1987 over the next five years until 1992... He showed me the location of a cave full of gold in northern Georgia (I could not find the entrance but we were over the top)... A spot where a wagon load of gold was buried near Dalonega Georgia.... Pots of gold along a railroad track in central North Carolina... The location of the Beale treasure.... A pirate chest location on the bank of the Cape Fear river... Sunken ships in the Gulf of Mexico... Saddlebags full of gold next to a road in Georgia... A 55 gallon drum full of silver dollars in northern Pennsylvania... There are dozens of more locations...
He did? huh?He did find the ATOCHA for Mel as you claim.
BCH,the above quote is what I refered to.Ovid led one of the Fisher crews to a site in the Keys where he put them over the top of gold from the Atocha. That is correct.