The Treasure of the Templars

Graham Phillips talks about the links between the Templars and Biddulph Grange and clues that may exist to reveal the location of their fabled treasure.

[@user-en6gn7jw2o]

Hi Graham, Great to see you back again, and will try and make it on the 21st of September. Take care

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Wonderful.

[@riverstone100]

Fascinating research, Graham!!! I'm delving into your books and wistfully but seriously looking into what it would take to get from the west U.S. to join you on one of your adventures!

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

That would be great.

[@eazygamer8974]

Today was a day of synchronicities. When you were live me and the other person in the chat are both named Ian. I said you only looked 50 when you said your age was 70 and the other ian was 50. I was driving home from work while listening amd when I get home I turn on the TV to a random episode of mysteries at the museum and what do I see graham phillip!!

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

OMG! That is really weird.

[@lindasue8719]

And speaking of synchronicities..... When I started the video I thought to myself, "I'm pretty sure Graham said that he's 70, but I always think he's 50!"😁 I've always been convinced that he's *younger* than I am.

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

@@lindasue8719 Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@wendydee3007]

Graham does look much younger than his age - he must always be thinking pure thoughts! hehe

[@eazygamer8974]

I agree he does look much younger than his age!

[@wendydee3007]

I have booked :o) ! I'm due to sail from Southampton the following day, so may have to leave a little early, but I'm not going to miss this visit to Biddulph, I missed the last one.

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

That's wonderful. See you there.

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Here is the link. facebook.com/events/1499369384306798/ for the Biddulph Grange Estate Tour.

[@kimberlygrimes39]

Hoping to make one of these tours

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Wonderful

[@lindasue8719]

Haha, the great "what it is, is..." conundrum! Wonderful, Graham, great to see you with another video! 😃👍🏼I was curious: I couldn't remember whether you and Andy Collins determined if (or tossed out) whether the Egyptian princess at the Wolverhampton house was Sobekneferu? You've become my favorite author! It seems I'm reading one of your books after the other❤ At the moment reading the Green Stone and also Strange Fate. I've heard you on so many interviews over the years, but it's great to get the wealth of additional information and experiences that are contained in the books!

[@lindasue8719]

PS - ohhh, and the great 1896/97 conundrum.

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Thank you. Yes, Andy did determine that it was Sobekneferu.

[@lindasue8719]

@@GrahamPhillipsAuthor thank you! It's all so wonderfully mind-boggling! 💗

[@FrankGlencairn]

Orm is an old Danish word for dragon, serpent or worm. So maybe it's a title or warrior name.

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Yes, that is exactly what I thought.

[@ompholoslunarhalo]

Ormen in the Norse as well. Olaf named his longship the Ormen not only for the shape but also after the particularly grisly way he killed Raud the Strong. And this only a hundred years before Ormus Le Guidon made it on the scene.

[@ortodoxprotestant]

The Knights Templar existed in England for less than two centuries, from the visit of the Order's first grand master, Hugh de Payns, to England in 1128 to the suppression of the Order by the papacy in 1312, following the arrests of its brethren and their subsequent trial

[@user-cl2ds8ul9q]

No we don't know wwhat they look like ?