Is anyone interested in what might be a treasure map of Oak Island?
Treasure Map
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As if you need to ask,,, hehheh
You bet we are,,,,
You bet we are,,,,
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Tease (or trolling) !
LOL, waiting for the pic(hoax,joke, whatever) to be linked,shared,or uploaded.
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Hello Curious,
It may be that the search for a map of Oak Island should begin at night time rather than the day time. Of course, one could quickly find the money pit if one wandered around at night and fell down it, but that is not what I mean.
It may be that the search for a map of Oak Island should begin at night time rather than the day time. Of course, one could quickly find the money pit if one wandered around at night and fell down it, but that is not what I mean.
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Hi,
Thanks for responding. First, it seems one should go back to basics or what one might say the beginning. In 1795 three boys saw a light. They dug at the spot and found timbers. Today, we might think of UFO's . I am glad that no one has suggested that UFO's left a treasure. Today, though green dye has been put down the money pit several times with rather inconclusive results. That was during the daytime. But what about at night? I am not suggesting that green dye be put down at night. Rather, it might be a place to start by looking for a glow at night. What is one looking for? Maybe flourescent plankton in caves. They might be natural caves or perhaps man-made caves or tunnels. Was this type of plankton spotted elsewhere in the sea in 1795? Today, is there this type of plankton around Oak Island? Maybe, too, one might suggest methane as a source of the light?
Thanks for responding. First, it seems one should go back to basics or what one might say the beginning. In 1795 three boys saw a light. They dug at the spot and found timbers. Today, we might think of UFO's . I am glad that no one has suggested that UFO's left a treasure. Today, though green dye has been put down the money pit several times with rather inconclusive results. That was during the daytime. But what about at night? I am not suggesting that green dye be put down at night. Rather, it might be a place to start by looking for a glow at night. What is one looking for? Maybe flourescent plankton in caves. They might be natural caves or perhaps man-made caves or tunnels. Was this type of plankton spotted elsewhere in the sea in 1795? Today, is there this type of plankton around Oak Island? Maybe, too, one might suggest methane as a source of the light?
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I don't have much to offer except maybe a new perspective in a new year. Before I disclose a possible map though it may be better to review an historical sighting which began the whole thing. The sighting was in 1795 of a glow seen by three boys.
Welcome to TreasureNet Dromedary
With all Due Respect, We have years of Discussing Oak Island,
& the last three years of the TV show rehashing & inventing things.
trust me. No need to review anything here
your original Question.
&
Please ! Don't do like the Producers of the TV show & make it take a whole season of Teases . then claim an Island Spook stole the map
Just produce the Map , and you'll gain much more respect here
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What goes out also comes in
What I say is rather simple. Green dye dropped in a pit goes out. The results are inconclusive. Therefore, observe the reverse. What comes into the tunnels and caves from the sea? One thing might be phosphorescent plankton. This may be one way to map the position of the tunnels and caves.
What I say is rather simple. Green dye dropped in a pit goes out. The results are inconclusive. Therefore, observe the reverse. What comes into the tunnels and caves from the sea? One thing might be phosphorescent plankton. This may be one way to map the position of the tunnels and caves.
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There are no facts about Treasure on Oak Island,no Facts,none,
NP
There are no facts about Treasure on Oak Island,no Facts,none,NPNostraDanis
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Amigo
So, are you saying you don't think there are any facts about treasure on Oak Island? Could you clarify?
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It has been stated, "I have no map to sell. Hope this doesn't dissuade you. But there is a map that has been overlooked." Well, do you have a map or not. If it is not for sale, then just post it. Sounds like another "mystery treasure" of Oak Island.
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