Captain Kidds Treasure 'silver' (?) ingot

Jim McDougall · 19th February 2025, 10:30 PM

Thank you Rick! Man, it must have been incredible growing up in that environment! and living there. While I was of course enthralled with pirate movies, treasure island etc. as a kid, the closest I got to anything was 'pirates of the Caribbean' at Disneyland!

The world you live in there is steeped in adventure and maritime lore, the stuff most of us only find in books and movies.
I dont know what an orange fender is as described, but it sound like a cool thing to have with Whydah association.

I hope one day to get to see that museum, and the Queen Annes Revenge, but kinda running outa time

who knows?

Thanks for the tip on the book, I'll add to my armchair library!

David, thanks for the video, pretty impressive images and tune!

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19th February 2025, 10:30 PM	#15
Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,281	Thank you Rick! Man, it must have been incredible growing up in that environment! and living there. While I was of course enthralled with pirate movies, treasure island etc. as a kid, the closest I got to anything was 'pirates of the Caribbean' at Disneyland! The world you live in there is steeped in adventure and maritime lore, the stuff most of us only find in books and movies. I dont know what an orange fender is as described, but it sound like a cool thing to have with Whydah association. I hope one day to get to see that museum, and the Queen Annes Revenge, but kinda running outa time who knows? Thanks for the tip on the book, I'll add to my armchair library! David, thanks for the video, pretty impressive images and tune!