"a closed tunnel"

Hello,

thank you very much for this very interesting post! I would be very interested in seeing some pictures of the mentioned stones.

Best wishes,

Christian

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the two picture i post in were taken inside the tunnel.....

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           When we confronted the 'vault' as we called it, i cleaned it with wet cloth its slippery as if its covered with wax, i break a portion of it bring outside the tunnel to be analyze, its like a marble, maybe with my next trip me and my partner can clean the last remaining portion of this vault since it was covered with gravels mix with clay so when its wet it become sticky like a gum and when its dry its like a cement but at least it can be penetrated.Here are some pictures that i would like to share.....
Posted on: December 12, 2008, 03:42:11 AM

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          When we confronted the 'vault' as we called it, i cleaned it with wet cloth its slippery as if its covered with wax, i break a portion of it bring outside the tunnel to be analyze, its like a marble, maybe with my next trip me and my partner can clean the last remaining portion of this vault since it was covered with gravels mix with clay so when its wet it become sticky like a gum and when its dry its like a cement but at least it can be penetrated.Here are some pictures that i would like to share.....

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Jun of calasipan,                                                                                                                                                                                              No i'm not from Atok but i am a full blooded Igorot. I adopted the name 'sayangan' coz' its the location of the first japanese map that i ever had and was given to me by an 'old china man' who introduces me with this japanese treasure hunting venture. Its unfortunate that he passes away.He is a living dictionary of the japanese sign and symbol in his time.Yes, he was able to recover bars of gold in the 60's in two different location. One spot is in the foot of Mt.Sto.Tomas and the other one is in Happy Glenn Loop,Jungle Town along Leonard Wood Rd. He married one of us (torogi) and it so happened that they were not able to bear children.....well he's gone now and with the short span of time being with him he showed to me that  the japanese treeasures are real and are waiting to be recovered by those who believe and are willing to sacrifice some time and effort......we are lucky that we are from the Cordillera the last stand of the japanese army before they surrender though some of these treasures are recovered by the japanese themselves and by their descendants. There are still treasures waiting out there. as we torogi always say, 'adi tako bukudan din gawis'...   "may Kabunyan show us the way".... also regards to boy scout ......                           sayangan

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Sayangan..
p.s. you know boy scout! you know him....(ok regards from u)


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