Could there be TREES growing their trunks underground? GASP! Quick, to the War Room to discuss this find for 50 minutes! Perhaps Oak Island is really a portal to an INNER EARTH civilization? Maybe that Superman and the Mole Men movie was REALLY a documentary? OMG!
Eight. The same number of letters in 'Leonardo'. Could this coconut have belonged to Leonardo da Vinci? Marty and Rick Lagina go back to Borehole 10-X in an effort to locate more coconut fibers.
Well to be fair, that point could poke your eye out.
It was cool to see John Chatterton. Loved the 'Shadow Divers' book and his old Deep Sea Detectives show.
So after another season, they are no closer to solving the mystery of Oak Island than they were in the first episode. Eventually they have to give up, right? I mean once the TV money runs out.
Sorry if it's a smeek, but my wife started to watch this show and I told her it reminded me of something I saw as a kid. She found it - the In Search Of episode about the island...
Sorry if it's a smeek, but my wife started to watch this show and I told her it reminded me of something I saw as a kid. She found it - the In Search Of episode about the island...
Another episode manly on Smith's Cove. They think they've found undocumented vertical timbers and the beginning of one of the five feeder fingers of the flooding tunnel to the money pit. A lot of digging. I guess they're finding and trying to collaborate old documented information. I hope something new is found.
To me it just looked like the vertical timbers were from searchers trying to block the flood tunnels. I wonder how much further they'll continue digging. Rick sure looked lethargic the last couple of episodes, hope his Lyme disease isn't affecting him too much.
"Could it be that Noah MISSED his pickup of unicorns on Oak Island?" "Well, we've found a 1" square piece of wood about 165' down, that MAY actually have been part of Noah's Ark!" Tune in next week for an update!
Next week: "After extensive research, it was determined that the 1" piece of wood just couldn't have been from Noah's Ark, because EVERYBODY knows he only used 2" pieces of wood!".
LOL. It's about that ridiculous, and that's every episode.
I am not a geologist, so maybe I don't understand how islands work. Wouldn't all water eventually percolate out to the ocean, naturally? Unless the bedrock was solid diamond, I imagine there being enough cracks and porous material for every deep hole to eventually hit a table of ocean water. The hydraulics of the situation are not well-explained, but I can't see how a dye test can ever prove whether a flow is man-made and not structural.
I spent most of last season fast-forwarding past every guest with a theory and every filler scene of the B-crew wandering in the woods. Skip to the last 10 minutes to see what new trinket they dug out of the mud. The curse of this show is upon us all.
Thanks, one of the most curious things I've read about.
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