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CommentsI wish you the best and a grand adventure. im so jealous. my dream was to be an archaeologist and do what your doing. to hold something untouched by humans for hundreds of years is something there is no words for. if only the discovered artifact could speak, what a grand adventurous tale it could tell.
CommentsI'm a Native O-town girl & we were traveling down AIA Thursday & saw the Poly-L!! (Hooray for google)I just love your site & find your treasure hunting so very exciting!!! I wish you much success in all your endeavors!
CommentsGood fortune in your resent adventures!
CommentsThis is the best site I have ever come across concerning Treaure Hunting and Recover. Great Job. Peg Leg
CommentsHi, I met one of your guys while i was at work the other day and he was telling me about what you do so i just had to check it out! Of course i have long been fascinated by the subject so i was very excited to actually meet someone who does this for a living. I would LOVE to see this first hand it must be the coolest job to have. I wish you all the BEST luck hunting and be safe. thanks for taking a minute to chat!
Commentsi come up to Melburne as much as possible to the beach, mom has a house there, your ship has been very interesting to me I've seen it several times now just wish you would have moved it when I was on the beach. How can I become a visitor to your ship?
CommentsWe love looking at your interesting ship ... wish you were a bit closer to our house - can you move about 8 houses to your south :o) Happy hunting!
CommentsHey! Your rig is sitting right at my beach this very moment. If you'll be here for a bit, I could help... for free (I'm 20-- no special treasure skills or anything.. but I learn quick)-- it just seems extremely exciting. Once I saw your boat up north off of A1A I bought a metal detector. All I've gotten so far are pull tabs and a quarter :D Good luck!!!!
CommentsGreat info! I live in Crystal Lakes, so you're at our beach now. I write our community newsletter and found so much info on your site, so I'm referring everyone to visit it. Very cool work - good to have you as neighbors for a while!
CommentsJune 22,2007 Good morning My wife and I observed your craft from the beach last ning and was greeted with friendly Toot. You have a wonderful task and a great website. I sometimes walk the beach adjacent to where you are presently located with a metal detector and occasionally find pieces of metal similar to what you have found. In fact one peice was of rusted pure iron which I am told was probably ballast. One of my neighbors who because of age no longer beachcombs has some remarkable artifacts that he found years ago down near Sebastin Inlet,rings,coins,and even a padres crusifix. I hope you find some valuable treasures as it must be the ultimate high for you,like Neil Armstrongs first step on the moon.I would like to locate the heavy iron core, I found last year which I foolishly threw into the dune by our beach access and give it to you. Keep up your wonderful research and God Bless America. MGBOB
CommentsAmelia Research and the Polly L. are both used as major scenes in my just published novel, "Surfing Treasure's Wake". As an investor in Amelia Research I have visited the Polly L. a number of times and have used what I have learned in my fictional novel. My novel is now available from Amazon.com. A synopsis of "Surfing Treasure's Wake" follows. In 1715, the Spanish galleon San Miguel is caught in a hurricane. Isabella Rojas and her six children desperately pray to God as black water rushes across the wooden decks. She binds each child to a knotted rope before being swept overboard. Each child drowns, their weight finally pulling Isabella beneath the stormy seas where they rest, waiting to be released from their watery graves. Over 200 years later, sixteen-year-old Marc encounters the ghost of Isabella while surfing. Along with Sponge Bob, a retired treasure hunter, they try to solve Isabella’s legend. Then a tragic loss forces Marc to face his reality, as he discovers the secret treasure that he’s been searching for all along. Surfing Treasure's Wake is set in Fernandina Beach, Florida. It is a fictional novel of a young man who is searching for his father who abandoned Marc and his mother when he was twelve after a horrible accident. Along the way Marc meets and is befriended by an older man, Sponge Bob, who together try to resolve the mystery of Isabella and her six doomed children. Surfing, treasure hunting, ghosts and the local color and history of Amelia Island set the stage for Surfing Treasure's Wake.
CommentsHi Doug and Jan, It's been a while since I visited your website. I LOVE the new layout. You guys have done a great job with it. The powerpoint presentation is super! It really gives a nice glimpse into life aboard the Polly L. Good job! Russ Higgins
CommentsDear Sirs: Haveing been involved with salvage of the 1715 fleet thru HRD INC. I have information which I beleive may assit you in your efforts on Hutchins Island. If interested you can reach me at the above email, or 352-483-0020. I am glad to see some one else following up on the 1715 fleet. Bob Stark P.S. Here's wishing you luck!
CommentsWe live in Ebb Tide condo, the tall brown bldg on Melbourne Beach. I watch your platform everyday and find the research so interesting! I hope you are able to locate the wreck and find your tresure!
CommentsHi, we live right across your Poly-L at Ocean Ridge and find it very exciting that you are searching for treasure. We wish you the very best of luck! It is so much fun watching you with our binoculars even if it's not very clear. If you want a pizza delivered from the beach we would love to do that for you! My son John is six years old do you give any tours of the Poly-L? Sending you good luck! Steve, Joanna & John.
CommentsThis is very open of you to share this lifes wonderfull adventure with all of us.I once found a wreck on the beach in Key West.One of my artifacts ended up in Mel FISHERS MUSEUM.Its not over yet.I wish you all the best in your searches.
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CommentsLove reading about your treasure hunts. Have seen you often in the Melbourne Beach area. How do I sign up for a tour???
CommentsIt's September 6th 2007. You were right off our beach and suddenly moved yesterday. Where did you go?
CommentsWhen I heard my Dad(Charlie Cristiano) became part of ur crew, I thought "How Exciting". On Our Last Visit, He brought my sister, Jenn, Her husband, Danny, and I to the shore of Sebastian where the "POLLY-L" was anchored. What a fascinating Job!! I wish you all the best in finding "buried treasure". I admire what you do and love hearing stories on the journey,science and technology of AmeliaResearch!! I do hope 1 day, we can board the Polly-L and observe the ways and duties of Great Treasure Hunters. Good Luck to You All in your Future Searches, especially my Dad, You All are Truly Inspiring in your efforts to find and conserve parts of our lost history!! KUDOS!!!! ~Charlies Eldest Daughter~Hope
CommentsMaybe we'll be Lucky one day, & get to see the Polly-L anchored off the west coast of FLA in Naples, FL? Take Care!!!
CommentsHi, I lived in Titusville for several years and understand that after storms people used to find spanish coins along Melburn beach. Do you use underwater metal detectors, if so what makes? I have the minelab 1000 and a Garrett XL 500. Your site is great. Good hunting.. David
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