Google Earth Cape Breton: The Undiscovered Treasure Ship St. Michel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2019
- Hi Everyone! Welcome to my video blog. Today I am talking about one of the treasure ships that was never found, along the coast of Cape Breton. The ship was from the 18th century, and it was called the St.Michel.
This story is taken from my father's book, "Seaweed & Gold". I hope you enjoy this.
Interested in seeing more about my father, Alex Storm and his treasure ship adventures, then check out the Seaweed & Gold facebook page: / seaweedandgold
Interested in reading the book my father, Alex Storm wrote about his treasure ship discoveries, and the treasures still waiting to be found. Then you can go to the Cape Breton Books site to purchase the book online. capebretonbooks.com/products/...
Love your channel, keep them coming
Keep em coming bud , i had that book for 2 years now my sister bought it for me , I think it's time to start reading and walking beaches in Cape Breton
Please make more videos Julian. Your family legacy is an inspiration to us lovers of the mysterious!
Awesome video.
Interesting, but as a treasure diver why would I look for treasure if the Government is just going to take it? Diving is very expensive. Good luck Nova Scotia, divers are not coming there until you adopt the example of Britain which compensates divers for relics.
I read and re-read Seaweed and Gold. I was fortunate enough to meet Alex Storm on a couple of occasions. He was a wonderful person and such enthusiasm. Good luck on your adventures!
Amazing story! Looking forward to your next adventure!
That is very cool Julian! Kevin O'Shea here. I really enjoyed this.
I was hoping someone would carry on his legacy. There are so many lost wrecks around Nova Scotia waiting to be found. Keep it up!
I think it's illegal to look for shipwrecks in NS, with the new technology they would have no problem finding all these old shipwrecks but it's just not legal anymore.
@@TeaGFIt is 100% legal to look for wrecks, as long as you do not disturb the site. Regarding current technology it has definatly made the search easier but it is still difficult. Our rough waters are constantly stirring up the bottom camouflaging sites.
Interesting!
New subscriber hope you have more coming I realize it’s a year old, enjoyed your fathers book ,actually met your Father when I was taking my kids to fortress Louisbourg and asked directions from a person doing his lawn beside a large anchor,after I left I said who I thought I was talking to but didn’t go back. And if I remember the museum was closed, very interesting man
Great first video! Very exciting!! I'm looking forward to reading my already purchased book by your Father!!
All the best of luck! Cheers from Ontario🇨🇦
great job you did great for your first time
Hey Julian its Dalton, youtube had this in my recomendations so the algorithim is on your side man! anyways I hope you guys are doing good hopefully next year we can come down to visit and see everyone, I hope your still making videos like this I really enjoy the history behind it.
Hey neat video. Found some stuff years ago while diving Theres lots of history under the waves even if not gold lol.
Very very interesting would love to see more considering I’m From Cape Breton just out side of Sydney that’s for sure
Good video Julian, liked how you used Google Earth to show where the wreck happened and where there are possible locations of ruins/treasures.
Good luck navigating the ocean currents around Point Michaud. That is not easy business.
I just spoke to Jackie shoemaker , one of the main divers from the Auguste wreck in 76 , would be great to see you guys collaborate
Shipwrecked, North of 40 by Robert MacKinnon is another interesting book on Cape Breton colonial era ship wrecks your followers might enjoy.
Would like to see more videos thanks
I have read his book many times. I have found very old silver coins but no gold yet.
Hey Julian was wondering if you possibly had a marine map of Point Machaud?
Mi'kmaq have salvation rights 1752 treaty, got a few gold coins allready.
great job thanks where can i buy the book
St.Paul video coming ?
Do you know of any stories in Newfoundland?
Pretty cool video but, there are dozens of documented and undocumented shipwrecks in that area. The Battle of Fort Toulousse was only 20 km from Point Michaud.
What was the name of the Book he introduced
The book is called, Seaweed and Gold.
Hi, Julian! I'm producing a piece on this particular wreck. I'd love to speak to you and possibly interview you. Please let me know if that's something you'd be interested in. Thanks!
no compensation is bs just incentifies somone who found a pot of gold not to report it and melt it down.