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Hi, I totally enjoyed this video. You must have done a lot of reading and investigations to be able to give us all the detail and information you have done so thus far. Thanks for sharing all the info. Look forward to more of your videos.
A little bit confused here: possible mismatch between your illustrations and your manuscript regarding what’s being shown as the northern and the southern tip of the “ship anomaly”. Approximately between 0:53 and 1:20. Not a big deal, just wanted to tell...🤗
Thanks! My husband & I really enjoy your videos. I can't wait to get your book! I haven't been to Canada since 1987 & 1988 with my parents (Niagra Falls & Toronto areas in 87 & Sault St. Marie in 88). We've been discussing taking a trip up there in the future. Since I have some health challenges & am on disability, we need to figure some things out for me. But I'd love to just go back up there again. Of course, now, we have to figure in Nova Scotia & the Oak Island Museum. I'm curious if there has been any more research on the Samuel Ball aspect. He just seems to have disappeared from the story this season. I'm fascinated with "just" a retired soldier & cabbage farmer that ended up being extremely wealthy for that time period. I just said that to my husband after watching last night's episode (S7Ep20), "I'd really like to know why Mr. Ball hasn't been mentioned lately." I'll have to go back to your page & look through the videos again to see if you did highlight his role in what happened on the island. Thanks again!
I'm glad you enjoy my videos, and hope you love the book! No, I haven't done any videos on Samuel Ball yet. I think the most interesting part about him is that, in Nova Scotian historian Mather Byers DesBrisay's "History of the County of Lunenburg", he replaces John Smith as one of the three co-discoverers of the Money Pit. This is extra weird when you consider that DesBrisay got much of his information on Oak Island from John Smith's daughter, Mary.
@@HammersonPeters Hmmmmmm....That's another reason to be curious about "where did he go?" His grandsons were interviewed on one of the compilation episodes last year, I think it was. I had heard he was the 4th discoverer/searcher a while back. Then he just has seemed to fade away!
My relatives came over in 1778 , settled in churchville NS. Cemetery has lots of Masonic symbolage and a few pointed column grave markers with more symbols. Always wondered who these relatives were.
IMHO the show has a lot of filler. Scenes often begin with an introduction of the people on the show and a recap. I think by now, we know who they are. Sheesh.
This show funds the search. No show, no search. If they go straight to the pit they cut their own funding. Plus, in my own opinion here, I think they're setting the stage for a future museum like tourist attraction entity on the island.
Koalinationstime...they Never bring amy to that... Never...to mutch... risk.."*".. better a Place ho Never get.. in something like the Pearl in the middel of europe...iss the .. best look ever .
Katholiken...not Protesten Person wrong... Evangelist. Take hin from the cross... ave romes ^ heil .kelts.. Maria... The Familie.. .. karolinger hugenotten ... korinter... m
When they did core samples at the beginning of this season, they found elements of cap rock which is a “harder or more resistant rock type overlying a weaker or less resistant rock type.” Maybe that is what they’ve found now.
@@harvestvillage695 Yes! It's reassuring to know that if a city in eastern Canada or a Canadian provincial government was excavating ground to build a bridge or a structure or even an underground subway extension, if the contractors, etc... hit hard clay like that in the swamp and they were unable to dig through it, the construction crews would all walk away from the project and say, "Well, it was a great idea anyway....." LOL!!!
Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this video and would like to help support this channel, please check out my book 'The Oak Island Encyclopedia': www.amazon.com/gp/product/0993955886
Got my copy!
Thanks so much for your patronage! I hope you enjoy it.
As always, thanks for saving me an hour of my life!
Thanks for watching!
Yes,go back to your videogames and let the ARCHEOLOGY for the intelligent people.
jquest43- the lagina brothers and their crew are not archeologists..
@@Community-Action they actually don't even look specially intelligent neither😂😂
Hi, I totally enjoyed this video. You must have done a lot of reading and investigations to be able to give us all the detail and information you have done so thus far. Thanks for sharing all the info. Look forward to more of your videos.
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
A little bit confused here: possible mismatch between your illustrations and your manuscript regarding what’s being shown as the northern and the southern tip of the “ship anomaly”. Approximately between 0:53 and 1:20. Not a big deal, just wanted to tell...🤗
Thanks! My husband & I really enjoy your videos. I can't wait to get your book! I haven't been to Canada since 1987 & 1988 with my parents (Niagra Falls & Toronto areas in 87 & Sault St. Marie in 88). We've been discussing taking a trip up there in the future. Since I have some health challenges & am on disability, we need to figure some things out for me. But I'd love to just go back up there again. Of course, now, we have to figure in Nova Scotia & the Oak Island Museum. I'm curious if there has been any more research on the Samuel Ball aspect. He just seems to have disappeared from the story this season. I'm fascinated with "just" a retired soldier & cabbage farmer that ended up being extremely wealthy for that time period. I just said that to my husband after watching last night's episode (S7Ep20), "I'd really like to know why Mr. Ball hasn't been mentioned lately." I'll have to go back to your page & look through the videos again to see if you did highlight his role in what happened on the island. Thanks again!
I'm glad you enjoy my videos, and hope you love the book! No, I haven't done any videos on Samuel Ball yet. I think the most interesting part about him is that, in Nova Scotian historian Mather Byers DesBrisay's "History of the County of Lunenburg", he replaces John Smith as one of the three co-discoverers of the Money Pit. This is extra weird when you consider that DesBrisay got much of his information on Oak Island from John Smith's daughter, Mary.
@@HammersonPeters Hmmmmmm....That's another reason to be curious about "where did he go?" His grandsons were interviewed on one of the compilation episodes last year, I think it was. I had heard he was the 4th discoverer/searcher a while back. Then he just has seemed to fade away!
This is better than the show, I learned some things and you didnt talk about coconut fiber for an hour. Thanks Ill keep watching your vids.
My relatives came over in 1778 , settled in churchville NS. Cemetery has lots of Masonic symbolage and a few pointed column grave markers with more symbols. Always wondered who these relatives were.
They now know with certainty exactly where the money pit is and they are searching everywhere on the island EXCEPT there! Ridiculous!
IMHO the show has a lot of filler. Scenes often begin with an introduction of the people on the show and a recap. I think by now, we know who they are. Sheesh.
Exactly! The history stuff is interesting but they need to hit the pit.
This show funds the search. No show, no search. If they go straight to the pit they cut their own funding. Plus, in my own opinion here, I think they're setting the stage for a future museum like tourist attraction entity on the island.
This guy is from Nova Scotia
Karolinger korinter huge notten... Asterix arminius. Uber :ubiere Mosel amphore... bernstone das agypt europe..arte ..
Will you please quit sucking air into the microphone between your sentences very very annoying
Yeah...breathe in through the nose....
It's a little thing called "breathing", and I'm afraid it's indispensable.
Don't watch it if you don't like it Steve, don't watch it. Keep it up Hammerson. And do your own thing!
Koalinationstime...they Never bring amy to that... Never...to mutch... risk.."*".. better a Place ho Never get.. in something like the Pearl in the middel of europe...iss the .. best look ever .
Nazivtake pur excavatio... Equilibrium are real
Katholiken...not Protesten Person wrong... Evangelist. Take hin from the cross... ave romes ^ heil .kelts.. Maria... The Familie.. .. karolinger hugenotten ... korinter... m
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard you can't dig clay with an excavator are you kidding me how many people believe that one
Wet clay at that!
I've had clay stick in a bucket like it was concreted in. Sucks
When they did core samples at the beginning of this season, they found elements of cap rock which is a “harder or more resistant rock type overlying a weaker or less resistant rock type.” Maybe that is what they’ve found now.
@@harvestvillage695 Yes! It's reassuring to know that if a city in eastern Canada or a Canadian provincial government was excavating ground to build a bridge or a structure or even an underground subway extension, if the contractors, etc... hit hard clay like that in the swamp and they were unable to dig through it, the construction crews would all walk away from the project and say, "Well, it was a great idea anyway....." LOL!!!
@@harvestvillage695 yeah well good operator knows you can put soap on the bucket or fuel oil and it will come right out
So you wrote a book based on a TV show?
I doubt that show is even real.
He wrote a book about a subject that the tv show is also about, why do people think oak islands history only goes so far as the show?
@@mrc3014 exactly!! I've been into oak Island since grade 6 and I'm 40 lol
@@mrc3014 they are retards,be kind to them.
Dats duh trooth dick,yew tell em!