Cannibals and treasure ship ping. Like P&J sandwiches.
We have a ranch in California that is surrounded by National Forest. We once had a prospector tell us that if a prospector filed a claim for our land, it could be awarded, and we could be shot for setting foot on our own place. totally false, but I think sometimes the lure of unearned wealth causes people to trample the rights of others!
Hmmm..this Smith sounds a lot like Joseph Smith, a 19th-Century treasure hunter in New York who was rather unsuccessful and charged with fraud before finding some golden plates and creating a new religion. Maybe if he can't find the Lost Dutchman, he can start a new religion and find some golden iPods or something...?
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Thanks BGHater. At first glance, I thought it might be reference to a lost treasure story (I think set in Texas) I read about as a kid, in the (fun, if nothing else) book "Strangely Enough". :') |
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Right down the road ping.
This is a good tale at Desert USA.com. It gives a little taste of gold fever:
New Evidence Surfaces About the Location of The Lost Dutchman Mine
Refugio ping!
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I think the Mission river is navigable—with a canoe.