Treasure Stories

these are some great videos on the history of Oak Island, take a few min and watch them
Oak Island Youtube video footage Information

Part I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw2E3xwO_M4

Part II
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b49YEhMCgL0

Part III
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELsURJxMSK0

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Keith Ranville & Daniel McGinnis & Oak Island

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Photo of the bathymetery scan done around Oak Island, the scan shows the bottom surface of the surroundings of Oak Island. New technology is the best source to understanding this 212-year-old mystery, old conventional methods just scratch the surface, Keith Ranville has raised the bar for other treasure hunters considerably with his well known new Oak Island theory and under-standings to this once thought’ a un-solvable treasure mystery.

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Bathymetery scan of Oak Island

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The legendary Coumesourde Stone, now lost, is believed to have concealed a secret? of great importance to the mystery of Rennes-le-Château’s, Lost Treasure.

Also If you ever wanted to see what Keith looks here you go.

Renne Le-Chateau
Written in stone, of the secret of Coumesourde

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Written in stone Keiths new cipher of the secret inscription of Coumesourde

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WOW the proposed tunnel that would link Alaska to Rusia would open up some great gold prospecting and other Treasure Hunting opportunities.

From The Alaska Daily News
The proponents of the 64-mile tunnel are not working off an original idea.

Over the past 150 years, at least one Russian czar and several American entrepreneurs have devised plans for linking the continents.

The latest Russian concept is a tunnel tying Russia’s Chukotka to Alaska’s Cape Prince of Wales as part of a hoped-for continuous railway from London to New York. More than 6,000 miles of new rail lines — about half laid in Siberia and the remainder in Alaska and Canada — would connect the railheads on both sides. Siberian oil, gas, hydroelectric power and fiber optic cable could be exported through pipes built beside the high-speed rail service, they said.

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Bering Strait Tunnel Project a Treasure Hunters dream

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Thought I would take some time to reflect on my first gold dredge and how it came to be mine. After years of looking around and going to every manufacture out there, it soon became apparent it was going to be a costly matter. Living in Southwestern PA the dredge season is short and options on where to find gold are limited to at least a 2 hour drive one way, so spending a few thousand dollars on a Gold Dredge was out of the question.

Why I needed the dredge was the first issue. We all start out with the number 8 backhoe (that’s a shovel) a bucket to carry the material in and a gold pan. This all quickly escalates into more and more equipment. We are always looking for better quicker ways to do things. Like adding more classifiers and other toys. The main reasons was I wanted one.

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Buying my first gold dredge an eBay experience

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Why not? If you have the knowledge, experience, and the passion, you can certainly create a metal detecting book all by yourself. If you think penetrating the paperback market is too lofty a goal, then you can try publishing an E-book first.

WRITING SKILLS AREN’T NECESSARY.
It’s not important if you’re not blessed with a talent for prose; you can easily employ a ghostwriter to do the writing for you. Or, if you wish to try it out with your own words, go ahead and do so, then have a professional edit your work.

HAVE A TARGET READER IN MIND.
Do you wish to address the needs of novices or advanced metal detecting enthusiasts like yourself? Perhaps, all you wish to do is share anecdotes about metal detecting, the small but infinitely funny episodes that many a metal detecting hobbyist could easily relate to.

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Create a Metal Detecting Book

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A necessary and important course in scuba diving is a scuba diving certification, which teaches a diver all the scuba theory as well as practical performance of open water scuba diving, without which one will not be able to dive, and taking any risk is not an option either. There is a lot of scuba diving certification classes in nearly all cities where one gets an actual training in a swimming pool. Another option is to get certified in a favorite diving destination where a lot of scuba diving resorts offer certification courses, which is often a good option as the training precedes loads of open water dives on the reef where a true taste of the dive is experienced.

So how does one get a scuba diving certification? Well, getting a scuba diving certification is moderately challenging and a fairly involved process, but is all worth it because of the underwater freedom it gives a certified diver. There are certain steps to be followed:

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How to Get a Scuba Diving Certification

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Cave exploring, also known as caving, is becoming a popular sport. People enjoy cave exploring not only for physical fitness but also for scientific purposes. Most caves in the United States and other developed countries have already been well-explored, and going into these caves poses no extreme risks. Still, it is very important to follow certain safety measures when cave exploring.

Cave exploring generally requires a lot of crawling. Here are some ways to ensure crawling safety during cave exploring.

• Go cave exploring in teams of three or more.
• Make sure that you are going cave exploring on a day when there is no danger of rain. Rainwater can flood caves very fast.
• Wear sturdy clothes and shoes.
• If you’re exploring a cave in a cold area, make sure that your clothes will keep you warm and won’t lose their insulating properties in case you get them wet.

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How to Ensure Crawling Safety During Cave Exploring

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One of the main things rookies to metal detecting can do is to link themselves to older or more experienced people. They can do this by joining clubs or organizations. It is really solely up to you if you really want to do it alone or with a companion who shares the same interest. Determine what will work best for you when metal detecting. Here is a list of the perks and disadvantages of being alone or being with a group.What are the perks of doing it on your own?

- You get to retain everything you see and pick. It’s all yours. If you struck gold then you have the entire treasure.
- You can do your thing. This is good for people who hate being told what to. You will have your own time and do whatever you want.
- Your own pace. You can do everything swiftly or you can do it at a snails pace to check every nook and cranny.
- You are the boss. You control everything there is.
- When you get tired you can rest and not have to worry about another member complaining that they are doing all the work.

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Metal Detecting

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Ever since the primitive periods, people have been going beneath the surface of the sparkling seas. Meaning, the history of scuba diving can be traced back since time immemorial. It was performed as people were out to collect for food in order for them to survive. What makes it very interesting is that they did not have any equipment for them to stay long under the water. Can you just imagine how tough it was yet they were still able to pull themselves through?

The history of scuba diving was established through artifacts that were found by scientists. It showed illustrations on how the people of before did such. Both men and women, no gender discrimination whatsoever, learned the method of holding their breaths. Eventually, it was handed down by generation to generation albeit; there was constant search on how to have it more improved. Until this present juncture, even with all the latest equipments out there in the market, there are still some who have kept the century- old tradition.

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History of Scuba Diving

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