This verse corresponds with image #10. I've watched your treasure hunt with Josh Gates and agree with most of your sleuthing. I believe this treasure box is buried at Lake Park in Milwaukee, WI.
However, I don't believe this to be buried at the base of either Lion's Bridge. Instead, the verse references a "proud tall fifth". It's interesting to note that the 5th bridge built in the park is the Concrete Arch Footbridge built over Ravine D. This bridge is unique for its history and in the fact that it's part of the same project as the pavilion and the grand staircase.
I wish you the best of luck in your quest. The treasure box is waiting for you. The magic is real ... you just have to believe!
Here's the link with the information I reviewed last night. Interesting read, as I could see this verse come to life in the hidden history. I think it's the missing piece of the puzzle and it's found its way to you.
This verse corresponds with image #10. I've watched your treasure hunt with Josh Gates and agree with most of your sleuthing. I believe this treasure box is buried at Lake Park in Milwaukee, WI.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I don't believe this to be buried at the base of either Lion's Bridge. Instead, the verse references a "proud tall fifth". It's interesting to note that the 5th bridge built in the park is the Concrete Arch Footbridge built over Ravine D. This bridge is unique for its history and in the fact that it's part of the same project as the pavilion and the grand staircase.
I wish you the best of luck in your quest. The treasure box is waiting for you. The magic is real ... you just have to believe!
Here's the link with the information I reviewed last night. Interesting read, as I could see this verse come to life in the hidden history. I think it's the missing piece of the puzzle and it's found its way to you.
ReplyDeletehttps://city.milwaukee.gov/ImageLibrary/Groups/ccClerk/HPC/PDFs/Lake_Park_foot_bridge_-_FinalReport-20160718.pdf