Thank you for sharing. I found this really insightful and fascinating.

@HiddenTreasuresMysteries

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed the story!

Really great historical facts. From cabin boy to richest privateer of the pirates

I really like your channel keep up the great work thank you. Many of your stories could actually be Hollywood movies by the way.

Allways enjoy the stories, have you heard the story of plantation owner norman frisby along tensas river in louisiana of a one thousand pound silver bell still buried there ?

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2 жыл бұрын

Hadn’t heard of that one. Looks good. I’ll check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!

The treasure fleet is well known for containing the Queen's jewels.

Do you ever participate in treasure hunts? Such as searching for the Forrest Fenn treasure (found a couple years ago.) There is a new one going to print in the next year or so by H. Charles Biel. It’s called Gallows Harbor. The caches for that hunt are in New England. He’s placed a dozen other treasures out for people to find. I know 3 have been found so far. I got side tracked with gangster treasure closer to home; but I accidentally deleted a screen shot that was sadly the most crucial piece of information. Librarians and researchers helped all they could, but couldn’t find it. Trying to think about my thought process when I found the information. Wonder if I need someone who isn’t *so* focused, with a freer mind, to rattle it out for me. This treasure is in Minnesota.

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2 жыл бұрын

Yes. I traveled to northern New Mexico a couple of times looking for FF's treasure. Boy was I wrong on the location. Went with my wife and son and went hiking, so it was a blast anyway. I haven't heard of Gallows Harbor but will definitely look into it. Thanks for letting me know!

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2 жыл бұрын

@@HiddenTreasuresMysteries Go to Yellowstone. Park at the Gibbon Falls. Cross the street, head north a short distance. Enter the Secret Valley I think it’s called. Head to Iron Springs. Cross the Gibbon. There is a lone tree that is a different species from all the other trees in the area. Next to the tree is a small thicket of something I envisioned his dad would use to punish him with. I believe that was the area. The distance from the spring side, cross the river, and to the tree is just under 200’. I went a few weeks after it was found. Walk all along that east bank of the river and water saturated the ground wherever you walked. Forrest would say, “and I know the chest is wet.” If all the places I’ve visited in the America’s, I’ve yet to find a river that runs “underground” if you will.

Id like to search for it

Goonies never DIE!

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2 жыл бұрын

One eyed Willy's treasure is out there!