Earth Mysteries - Ancient Sites and Landscapes


	Earth Mysteries - Ancient Sites and Landscapes

Marcariel

9-18-2007 3:28 AM

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mysteries, stonehenge, ley lines, druids, sacred stones, whitcombe

Marcariel says:

Interesting site that investigates the things of earth that are revered or considered sacred. Stonehenge in particular, and the occurrence of ley lines through sacred sites in England and throughout the world is discussed.

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