THE Zone

[Jo]

I suppose it depends by what Max meant by the ‘zone.’ What we’re discussing,  I assume, is what shows on the 989 map. At this stage for me I hit on a named place, which you could look at as either the conurbation or the greater area. The greater area is the bit I gave the size of, but the named place itself is a lot smaller… So what shows on the map for you at the zone?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Jo.

[Tom]

For me the zone is the surface I found on the detailed (second) map.

[Jo]

Ok, we’re doing it differently… My zone is more of a marked point on the first map. But we’ve already established we have different areas. I hope one of us might be right. 🙂 Good luck with the SS bit.

[Tom]

Yes indeed. Different strategies! Good luck to you too.. hope the owl will be found one time! 🙂

[Stephen Fuss]

Correct.  My solve for the zone does come with a confirmation.

Getting ready to dig.

[Tom]

@Stephen: how big is your zone in square km?

[Stephen Fuss]

My “zone” is about 150 x 150 feet.

[Louis Friend]

Hi sorry to post here but no one seems to be able to give me the information I need could someone kindly pass me the details of

1 the lawyer who keeps the owl

2 the judge that stopped the sale of the owl

Apologies for posting here.

Best of luck with your findings.

[Tom]

Louis.

I don’t have the answer for you. But about curiosity: why do you want that information?

[Stephen Fuss]

It is my understanding that the golden owl is held by Michel Becker at his museum in Rochefort.  I have not been able to get his cell number yet.

I don’t know who the lawyer is, but I expect to get that info when I dig up the owl, with updated phone numbers.

I don’t know who the judge is, but will research this.  Maybe A2CO could help.

I think the owl will be located this fall.

Steve

[Renard]

For Contact info for Michel Becker. Look up Facebook site lingot d’art. Has phone, email, website. I sent one email, no reply. Good luck.

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