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apologies i did post that one some time ago.

Not all German interns where released back into society alot of them where shipped back home during and after the war. I also did come across an old Yineyard on a period Parish map, that is now part of the expanded Holsworthy barracks. maybe another reason why the couldnt return?

I did find all these men on Ancestry all to the locations they mention so that part is true. As for the gold, i cant say, they got the idea from somewhere in order to form s syndicate to search, ofcourse it could just be a money making ruse, but looking at old parish maps there sure seems to be...

thats more than likely true, but in all possibility the cache could still be there today and many more coins from the time could be scattered around the property aswell. chances are high it still may be there to this day Digga :pickshovel:

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Have to do more digging for the truth. I wonder if there may still be a decendent around the area who may have more of the back story

I have some more on this. Stay tuned

Im sure there would be thousands of unreported cases of the same likeness. I have some more documents on this one in fact. Digga

A Sydney man traveled to Ballarat to recover a hoard of 6000 Sovereigns that his father had hidden years earlier around the Mt Pleasant area. I wonder how much more to this story there is.

Heres a little story of an old lady from the 1930s Miss Ada of North Sydney buried 17 Pound in her back yard and forgot the location.

There is Gold in them Hills. Well in this case them sand dunes. this story goes back to the hey day of world war 1. A German Mail steamer skips out of Sydney harbor without much of its passengers and cargo just hours before England declares war on Germany. As the story goes one of the crew...