Living in Nova Scotia, it is no wonder I have an interest in the unexplained, and in the mysteries of the past, such as the Knight's Templars, the discovery of North America, and of course, The Oak Island Mystery. Nova Scotia figures predominately in many theories, the most recent of which are the Holy Grail stories, especially now that it seems very likely that Prince Henry Sinclair, a person connected to the Knight's Templar, was here, some 100 years before Columbus came to North America.
One of the most intriguing mysteries, one I grew up knowing something about, is the mystery of what, if anything is buried beneath Oak Island, in Mahone Bay on the south coast of Nova Scotia. During my formative years, the theory was pretty consistently said to be
