It’s hard to believe that it’s been 5 years since a birthday wish for Forrest turned into an invitation to visit his place in Santa Fe. Fascinating man. Astounding collections. I treasure the memory.
Treasure is where you find it.
Nina or Pinta or Santa Maria?
Old as Columbian Exposition? Gramma’s jewelry box mystery.
English: Compass rose, 8 points (text labels in English) Italiano: Rosa dei venti a 8 punte (etichette di testo in inglese) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
What I didn’t learn in school—
Marooned Without a Compass Day: Learning Directions, Maps and How to Use a Compass.
Glad for the explanations on GPS coordinates, etc. over on Stephanie’s Chase Chat. Thank you all.
And just for fun, treasure seekers, click on the link below …..
Aaaargh!
http://wingnutstockimages.wordpress.com/2013/11/06/create-an-authentic-looking-pirate-treasure-map/
Pyle’s 20th century illustration of a marooned pirate (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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