Good day, hives! Are you into outdoor activities? Do you love digging? Do you love looking for something underground? or Are you a Risk taker? This is the question that's been popping into my head since I started my deep-hidden secret journey that I'll be sharing with you all.
Do you know that the Philippines is known for its abundance of natural resources? Well, if you don't, this blog will share one of the treasures of the Philippines.
When I was a kid I always thought that there was a treasure in the underground. This treasure will help me and my family in the future. And I'm not wrong! As I dig deeper into the history of the Philippines I found out that during the war between the Japanese and Spanish, they left a pile of precious metals in the Philippines. Based on the story of the elderly, between 1942-1945 the Japanese Imperial Army occupied half of the population of the Philippines particularly in Visayas and in Mindanao during World War II.
During the occupation of the Japanese Imperial Armies by the Philippine government there are some documented testimonies, that some Battleships of Japanese were loaded & hauled deposits of gold bars buried and kept at any parts of Visayas and Mindanao. The Japanese Imperial Army is composed of different units, some armies are assigned to make bunkers, and tunnels where the Gold bars are buried. There is some testimony from Filipino guerillas who were captured by the Japanese army unloading Gold bars for stealing it.
That's why there are many Filipinos who are eager to become treasure hunters because they firmly believe that there is wealth in the underground. Now they made a group about TREASURE HUNTER'S OF THE PHILIPPINES.
When I saw the group I immediately entered so that I have ideas about buried gold deposits, bunkers or giveaways.
From the JIA bunker deposit, it ranges from 90 feet to 150 feet above sea level. That's why when you observe the mining company it excavates big mountains. They used their scanners and Gold detectors. Most likely the land developers bought the Land hectares if there were prospects of Gold deposits or bunkers from the Live Pointer.
Markers and signs:
Who is a live pointer? Are people who are alive until now and suffered during World War 2.
For me, I am interested in treasure hunting and I aspired to the story of Rogelio Roxas who found the Golden Buddha in the area of Baguio, or Baguio city in Luzon.
Since I started exploring the world of treasure hunting it is now one of my hobbies. I started to find the area where there were more treasure signs. I encountered the footprints; right foot and left foot marks of humans which are engraved on the rocks.
Meaning of Engraved footmarks, the treasures are transported in the trail area deposit. The sentential trees also are positive for treasure. Also, the old creek and tunnels. Before I underwent excavation I used my gold detector first.
My brother bought it for me because he supports me in this field. He's also a firm believer that one day I will get one of the treasures.
As a treasure hunter, I can say that It's very important to have gold gadgets, especially gold detectors, to detect precious stones, silver, diamonds and gold. Gold detectors can also be a big help because aside from detecting treasures they can detect some potential dangers like bombs or any kinds of explosives underground.
As I started doing this, I encountered some wild animals and I also discovered some beautiful natural attractions around Cebu. The beauty of nature is enchanting.
In my 3 years of experience detecting and digging holes. I've been deceived by the people whom I trusted the most. I'm the one who detects and checks the place but I didn't get a penny when they caught the bird. I was dumbfounded when I realized that some of them already bought a lot of cars, and here I am affirming that someday I'll be lucky in this journey. Treasure hunting is very challenging. You meet a lot of good people at first because they need your help but after you help they leave you with nothing but trust issues. Despite knowing their skims, I still firmly believe that this journey of mine will lead me and my family to have a better life. Challenges are always part of our life but it's up to us how we handle things. The good and bad memories that I had on this journey will always be in my heart. I will take this as a life lesson.
Hivers this blog of mine will remind you that don't trust immediately. Know them and their intentions first. Remember hivers, that Life is like a Gem that we need to treasure.
(Photo Credits to my co-hunters!)