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steven sora s templar treasure the oak island mystery mentions but overlooks the fact that the acadians at port royal were expert at building dykes and irrigation systems when they were supplying nearby fort louisbourg during queen annes war ( hence le grand derangement )

who were the smiths, what did they find in the money pit and where did they go ?

my keegan friend dorothy said her favorite poem was the village smithy by henry w longfellow author of evangeline

#ahi were our neighbors - very nice






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