the mystery chalk board by Richardphotos
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a relief map secretly left hiding in plain sight would only be seen on the right day, month, and year. well today was the right day,month, and year.
I had seen the chalk board for days when I would go out for (shredder mail 95% at least). I happened to look out my kitchen window and I thought I was seeing things. today I took pictures to substantiate that the sun would reveal the relief map .
finding would be nearly impossible without control of satellites that would reveal the relief of under the oceans
yes, I was day dreaming, but it does look like a relief map. I drew some when studying drafting in college
Comments (15)
damage from getting wet, but odd how it would show only with the sitting sun
It does look like a relief map. Cool!
but I don't see an X which is de rigour in genuine treasure maps — according to RL Stevenson :) nice one
the object on the lower right is the boat that he sank with the treasure
That is cool and interesting!
Amazing !!!
a wonderful capture. hugs. DiDi. xx
Obviously a trick of the light....so weird.... but great observations....!!
It does resemble a relief map.
Albiet the damage has wiped out most of the lines.
Good job Richard.
It is very good!
COOL LOVE THIS
That is really cool! Wonder how it got there?
different for sure.
Finally the mystery of Oak Island solved... by you! :) this is cool!
Barb and I must be on the same cosmic plane.... I was thinking Oak Island as well...
This reminds me of Thorin's Map in The Hobbit - it could only be read by the light of a crescent moon on the same day and time it was written..
Very cool, Richard!
interesting