trying to locate the blue hole...?
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Blue hole is located in/around Wimberley, Texas.\n\nThis is from the following site...\n \n"Blue Hole, one of Texas' most famous natural swimming holes, is located in the Village of Wimberley, a short walk from the Wimberley town square. Surrounding the swimming hole are 126 acres of natural forests and native grass fields that have remained untouched for decades."
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Just go on there and do a search for it...K
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That's half the adventure. Go get yourself a state county atlas / or map of PA. Read the key in the front, find the county you want to explore, and follow the two tracks. You'll never know where you might end up. In Fact, my hubby and i always go exploring. We know the whole area around our county. Plus we love camping up north on Lake Superior, and there are some awsome tracks up there. Don't worry about getting lost either, thats how you learn to find your way out there. Plus i have seen a lot of unbelivable scenery that i would never had seen, had i never been lost. Go have fun! Just remember to hold on to the "O' *hit bar!
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by his URL...\n\n\nits the only way... then search for an open DOOR...\n\nwhattda...POLICEEEEE.... youve been setup dude...
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Why don't you try to find them in the directory, by using known names and addresses. Maps dot com will pinpoint there house with an aerial view from the satellite.
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Where does it appear blue? Never heard of that!
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Yeah I do....hold on I will get the name for you. Hey this is killing me! I have been looking for it, and I cannot find it!!! I know the place, but I am drawing a huge blank. I am still looking.
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Search black hole in the internet.
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Yes, but they won't be able to answer as I don't think computers have reached there yet!\n\nBelow is a link to the nearest place with a computer..\nSnodland.
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Hi! The name of the island suggests we should find the treasure using graphs! :)\n\nLet us assume first that point A lies on the west of point D. Consider the point A to be the origin. Thus point D will lie on the X-axis and the straight lines A-B and D-C would be parallel to Y-axis. Draw the graph on paper choosing an appropriate scale, say 1 cm=10 paces. In the solution, I'm finding the points as your REAL coordinates if you are on the island itself.\n\nWe've been given the distances BD, AC, AD; find the distances AB and DC using Pythagoras theorem. They come out to be 180 and 100 paces respectively. Since we took A to be the origin, the coordinates of point B are (0,180) and for C are (240,100). The coordinates of A and D are (0,0) and (240,0).\n\nHaving found the points B, D, A, C, we can now find the equation of the lines BD and AC using the Two-Point formula. They come out to be:\n\nline BD: y=(-3/4)x + 180\nline AC: y=(5/12)x\n\nThese two lines intersect at the point E. Find the point E by equating y in both cases. Then find 'x', and put it in any one equation to find 'y'. E comes out to: (1080/7,540/7).\n\nSince the road is the X-axis itself, the distance of E from the road is its' x-coordinate: 1080/7 paces ~= 154.28.\n\nHalf the distance from E to the road is 540/7 paces, approx 77.14 paces. So the treasure is buried at a distance of a little more than 77 paces and little less than 78 paces from point E towards the road.
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Here's a website that may help:\nhttp://www.astromandir.com/bluesapphire.html
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looking for the missing link
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Can't tell you cause I dont know exactly where you are but are is the locator\n\nhttp://mapquest.pncbank.com/MapQuest/mqlocator/MapQuestSearchInit
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Sir or madam, I can do this kind of search, but oddly, every search came to a dead end. I am curious about this.  I will attempt to ask someone else who is better at searching than I am and return if fruitful.  Later . . .maybe Yellowstone,  Bev Pierson?
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try this   http://uk.wrs.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geuljFJktF2mIBr3FLBQx.;_ylu=X3oDMTE5ZTFiZDM5BGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMQRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANVSzAyNTVfMjU1/SIG=123f2f7rt/EXP=1162639429/**http%3A//curious.astro.cornell.edu/blackholes.php
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Try http://googleearth.com\nMaster.
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Hi you can find an image here. \nhttp://www.geocities.com/tezi777/pointhope.JPG\nI got it from google earth.