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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #20 on: March 01, 2009, 04:11:35 pm »

Understand
Thanx for the warning
And I usualy listen to "old men that have seen it all"
As my 87 yr old neighbor ,Retired Col, Ret Provomartial. Has a lot of info and interesting stories ,Hell he is even on one of Elvis's albums covers escorted him onto navy ship when he went into army

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #21 on: March 01, 2009, 10:20:57 pm »

My grandfather from the father side who lives more than hundred years and can only speak our local Igorot language and spanish once told me when i'm a little boy 'not to argue with the old ones since they drink more than you do'.. he wears G String. My grand pa from the mother side a ww2 veteran that after the war, he became a foreman for the maintenance of the Kennon road or famously called zig-zag going up to the city of Baguio once told us that the flat stone where he used to sit and rest which was situated under a tree along kennon was removed by two white man, inside the car is an old japanese guy and they all speed away with a box. It was related to him by one of his worker, and what would that be? my grand pa believes its a part of the 'yamashita treasure'.

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #22 on: March 22, 2009, 06:35:53 am »

Hello brother, please help me decipher this stone marker which was recover @ 9ft depth(this land was offer by a japanese on 2008 @5M to the landowner which was formerly a japanese camp on ww2 and they just want to recover there comrades bones and this year they came back and made it 10M Hello

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #23 on: March 22, 2009, 11:26:47 am »

thanks for dropping by, i'm sure there are more stones with markings aside from that, are scattered around the area. thats kanji for sure but in our experienced we dont rely on the writings or letters we give weigh more on symbols and images engraved on the rocks, your project is positive, if its a camp or detachment of japanese soldiers during the war as per experience of others 20 to 30ft. is enough. If its a garrison its deeper than that.You are from what region? if i may.....

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #24 on: April 09, 2009, 11:33:39 pm »

Thank you Bro

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九 or the number 9 , treasure under & under ground. after 9ft we found cement mixture (9+9=18ft the raw cement mixture)we found again lots of sign @ 27ft we find marker that tell us to drift our position @29ft we found headsize rock cemented on riprap position. Pray

please pray for us that we would not encounter problem below Pray

this time the buttom is fine white sand which were tampered and veryhard one with red color at the center(look like a japanese flag @ a distances which was landscapes with fine white sand with red circle at the center)i think this was there last barrier for the Sunny

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #25 on: April 13, 2009, 03:39:27 pm »

........i hope you have it then......

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #26 on: May 14, 2009, 08:02:20 pm »

sayangan nice post..when you come back here in the Philippines, visit me here in Cagayan Valley....and let's help one another, never mind those people who don't believe in the Loot....Lets respect them, anyway they are entitled to their own personal opinion. Teach

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #27 on: May 14, 2009, 08:25:09 pm »

yan dun yun close tunnel ko dito..heheheheheheh

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #28 on: May 15, 2009, 02:33:31 am »

Cornelius,
I think you have to read the history of the Philippines during WW2 to have a better idea of how the japanese swarmed the whole country. I suggest also that you find and read the book by sterling seagraves entitled Gold Warrior. That would perhaps clear your mind of many Huh?

why. South East India is not the Philippines and who else knows better more than the detailed history of the country but the Filipinos?

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	Re: "a closed tunnel" « Reply #29 on: May 15, 2009, 01:37:51 pm »

that's why i do not pay much attention to those criticism, no sense of debating our pro side, cause we're just being laugh at with what we are doing. anyway, we are here to learn from each other and learn from them regarding their MD's opinion, though we don't know each other personally at least by sharing our experiences in the field thru this respectable forum that's already a big difference.

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