Templar Vault Chamber located in New Ross, Nova Scotia

[3cylbill]

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[NewAge]

what can you tell us about your self. What is your name , are you a treasure hunter, what tools of the trade do you use, or are you here just to bash us all. You can PM me some info

I am working on my profile and will soon be ready to go public.

 

[Raparee]

Hay Raparee you never did give me your name or info last summer when you wanted to be on site, now would be a good time. Just PM me the info, because I need to check out anyone that wants to help us on site. You didn't think I would forget you to. I am waiting for your PM , Thank You

Yes I did. I PM'd you with my info last fall. I sent you a range of days that I would be available to visit the site. The day you chose for us to get together was a day that you knew that I wouldn't be available, then you came onto the forum, haranguing me for not showing. If you ever get serious about showing me your collection of funny shaped rocks, let me know.

 

[franklin]

Raparee, That is about the fourth time you have posted that explanation to Finderkeeper. Maybe he forgets everytime you post it?

 

[FinderKeeper]

I all ready know why some of you are here but its the NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS , by tonight I should know more. Have a great day

 

[rowanns]

Canoeing up the Gold would involve portaging six sets of waterfalls between Mahone Bay and New Ross. Why would they subject themselves to that when they could have sailed up the LaHavre? Not to mention the dozens of other suitable sites in NS that they would have sailed past on the way to Mahone Bay? What is so special about New Ross to have made that unnecessary work worth it?

That's exactly what I can't figure out.

 

[rowanns]

I have read it. It's nonsense. Actual archaeologists have visited the site, and have not found anything out of the ordinary. All the 'artifacts' that Harris found were nothing, the foundations are nothing, and the stones that FK is chasing are nothing. Harris posits that Celts, Phoenicians, Norse, Scots and English were all here for over a millennia, well before Columbus, and yet no evidence of any of them were found.

As interesting as Harris's writings are (I love her bits on aliens and ghosts and leprechauns), they are nothing but fantasy.

Now Raparee, with all due respect, there is evidence for the Norse having been around these parts before Columbus. The presence of butternuts at the L'Anse aux Meadows site in Newfoundland - butternuts don't grow there, but they do elsewhere in the Maritimes, which really can only mean that the Norse were active somewhere else. I can only presume that you were being specific to the New Ross area with your post?

 

[rowanns]

Not sure why I'm going to post stuff like this again, but here goes. The Templars were never dissolved in Portugal. They became the Knights of Christ. Henry the Navigator was a Knight of Christ. The early Portuguese who explored here were members of that order as well. For me, when I speak of the Templar presence, it is under the guise of the Knights of Christ. So, yes, the Templars were here, but again, for me, not in the way other folks are interpreting it. Fagundes was here before Champlain. Seems to me that if folks were pell bent on finding Templar "treasure" they would try to find the footprints of the Portuguese and take it from there. That seems more logical to me. Just a thought.

 

[Raparee]

Now Raparee, with all due respect, there is evidence for the Norse having been around these parts before Columbus. The presence of butternuts at the L'Anse aux Meadows site in Newfoundland - butternuts don't grow there, but they do elsewhere in the Maritimes, which really can only mean that the Norse were active somewhere else. I can only presume that you were being specific to the New Ross area with your post?

Yes, I was talking specifically of the New Ross site. There is evidence of Norse presence in Newfoundland, and an indication of the Norse trading with the Arctic people of the time (Dorset culture). The butternut is indication that they may have travelled to other parts of Atlantic Canada, or it could mean that they traded with people from further south. I think that they traveled further south, probably into the St. Lawrence, but then, I'm just a simple country boy. Birgitta Wallace (who I believe was one of the Parks Canada archaeologists who humoured Harris) wrote a paper that speculated that they were in the Baie de Chaleur region of New Brunswick, up the Restigouche and Mirimichi Rivers.

http://faraheim.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/LAM-Leif-Erikssons-Home-in-Vinland.pdf

 

[franklin]

By looking at the old photos 1931, it looks to me like there may have been an old sawmill where the castle is believed to have been. Make sense to me to build a sawmill first to cut lumber to built the houses instead of crossing the ocean to built a castle where there are not too many stones. There would have to be a quarry still there where the stones were cut. I do not believe they would build a castle out of loose stones lying on top the ground. Where was the stones cut from? Also if you have that many workers there building and living there where are the garbage dumps of theirs. Even Indian Villages in my area had bones lying ten and fifteen feet deep over a bunch of years. There is nothing at Nova Scotia by the Knight's Templar and there never was.

 

[lokiblossom]

Not sure why I'm going to post stuff like this again, but here goes. The Templars were never dissolved in Portugal. They became the Knights of Christ. Henry the Navigator was a Knight of Christ. The early Portuguese who explored here were members of that order as well. For me, when I speak of the Templar presence, it is under the guise of the Knights of Christ. So, yes, the Templars were here, but again, for me, not in the way other folks are interpreting it. Fagundes was here before Champlain. Seems to me that if folks were pell bent on finding Templar "treasure" they would try to find the footprints of the Portuguese and take it from there. That seems more logical to me. Just a thought.

I guess your assuming all of the Templar's who left La Rochelle in September of 1307 went to Portugal, but there were 2500 from France alone who were unaccounted for and several high ranking Templar's who just disappeared. There is no doubt that in 1307 they did have the ability to sail to North America.
Cheers, Loki

 

[lokiblossom]

I have read it. It's nonsense. Actual archaeologists have visited the site, and have not found anything out of the ordinary. All the 'artifacts' that Harris found were nothing, the foundations are nothing, and the stones that FK is chasing are nothing. Harris posits that Celts, Phoenicians, Norse, Scots and English were all here for over a millennia, well before Columbus, and yet no evidence of any of them were found.

As interesting as Harris's writings are (I love her bits on aliens and ghosts and leprechauns), they are nothing but fantasy.

Your actual archaeologists did say the stones could have been building foundations. The latest photos FK posted show more of these footings, which they certainly were, the only question is the dating.

Cheers, Loki

 

[Raparee]

Your actual archaeologists did say the stones could have been building foundations. The latest photos FK posted show more of these footings, which they certainly were, the only question is the dating.

Cheers, Loki

"...could have been..." foundations isn't the same as "are" foundations, and "...could have been..." foundations sure as Hell isn't "are the foundations of a super secret Templar castle complete with holy well and treasure vault".

Considering the agricultural nature of the area, if they were foundation stones ... so what? It's obvious from FK's photos that there couldn't have been anything substantial on those footings.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

OK Its time we take a look at some of our members here to see what they are up to. No matter what is said about New Ross they BASH it down, WHY . Its not just what I say but its Joan's work, Eldo , Lokiblossom , Nostra Danis , and many other members that voice their thoughts here. But why are they so set on bashing anything about New Ross. Its time we look at each one and go from their. Lets start with New Age a Junior Member, what can you tell us about your self. What is your name , are you a treasure hunter, what tools of the trade do you use, or are you here just to bash us all. You can PM me some info or are you hiding for some reason. I gave everyone my name and address and I have nothing to hide. So what can you tell us about you. You don't post on other post just here so whats up


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I highly recommend members DON'T! We are a worldwide website with thousands of daily guests.

FYI...... any attempt to force, embarrass, or goad any member into giving out personal information by posting info on threads or by pm violates our rules.

January 20, 2017 A New Beginning!

 

[lokiblossom]

"...could have been..." foundations isn't the same as "are" foundations, and "...could have been..." foundations sure as Hell isn't "are the foundations of a super secret Templar castle complete with holy well and treasure vault".

Considering the agricultural nature of the area, if they were foundation stones ... so what? It's obvious from FK's photos that there couldn't have been anything substantial on those footings.

Could have been is far different than nonsense and, or nothing, and I personally am sure there was a "so-called" super secret Templar Fortress in Nova Scotia. In FK's post on this thread # 744, that photo is not of a small foundation.
Btw, why do you use bold type, is it to intimidate?

Cheers, Loki

 

[Raparee]

Could have been is far different than nonsense and, or nothing...

The nonsense that I was referring to was Harris' writings... but you knew that, didn't you.

...and I personally am sure there was a "so-called" super secret Templar Fortress in Nova Scotia...

Based on absolutely nothing but speculation, fantasy and pointing statues.

Btw, why do you use bold type, is it to intimidate?

Are you intimidated by bold text?

 

[lokiblossom]

The nonsense that I was referring to was Harris' writings... but you knew that, didn't you.



Based on absolutely nothing but speculation, fantasy and pointing statues.



Are you intimidated by bold text?

That's why I added the "nothing" because that was referring to the foundations!

Based on a lot more than a pointed finger, but you choose to cherry pick my posts.

I am not intimidated by anything, but I do know some who use all caps or bold type to attempt such!

How about FK's post no. 744 this thread, do you think that is a photo of nothing?

Cheers, Loki

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Loki and Raparee, please end it or a mod will.

January 20, 2017 A New Beginning!

 

[FinderKeeper]

OK, With out saying any names , I just found out why some members (Junior Members ) are here to bash us all. THEY work for Prometheus Entertainment, Production Company and our site is getting from 500 to 1000 views a day and they are to bash us on everything said about New Ross. No matter who is posting info all get bashed. Maybe they are pissed because they are stuck on that Island with Rick and Marty . I got the New Ross site all locked up, they can not come and dig . Heritage told me their permit is for Oak Island only and it will not include New Ross. Maybe they are mad because last year Tim told the film crew we were going to be a team ( me and Tim ) and dig up the Templar Treasure and get rich, and they could film us. Ya that did not happen, so that's why no more back yard shots were done. So now we know why the bashing is being done, we are getting better and Oak Island is going down.

 

[franklin]

How can your site be better than the OI site neither of you have found as much as $ worth of anything? Nothing from nothing leaves nothing.