For most people, January 17th is just another day. However, for those familiar with the mystery of Rennes le Chateau, it brings to mind, not only the phrase ‘Blue Apples’, but many other peculiar appearances of the date in regard to Rennes le Chateau. (They are mentioned here: Number 17) …
Mystery Hill or America’s Stonehenge is known for the incredible astronomical alignments it has been recognized to incorporate. It’s an extraordinary site with stone structures, walls, and other features of mysterious origins. The Stonehenge part of its title takes after the famous landmark named Stonehenge in the UK, which is …
Surrounding the centuries old cemetery of the North Manchester Meeting House in Maine is a low rising rock wall made from numerous boulders. One of these boulders is known for its mysterious markings; and it is these curious indentations on the rock that are believed to have been made from …
The Lost Sea, Mysterious Anthodites, and the Largest Underground Lake in the US by Don Luenser A child at play, a thirteen year old boy by the name of Ben Sands, ventured into a cave one day in 1905 in the foothills of the Great Smokey Mountains in Tennessee. With …
In a small town, El Valle de Anton, a few hours’ drive away from Panama City, can be seen one of the most fascinating and mysterious things of the world: Square Trees. They are believed to only grow in this one section of the world, and the reason for why …
A single grave, with the short inscription ‘Known in Eternity’ on the head stone and ‘J.J.H. 1833’ on the foot stone rests in a quiet corner of the beautiful landscaped Airlie Gardens in Wilmington, North Carolina. I had the opportunity to visit this lone tombstone when my daughter got married …
One of the great mysteries of antiquity has been the “lost” tomb of Alexander the Great. To this day, no one is certain of its location, although multiple theories abound. There are claims to its location in modern Alexandria, there are some who say they have found it in eastern …
Perhaps the most mysterious beginning of any movie is the scene at Fort Zinderneuf, in the 1939 film, Beau Geste. Fort Zinderneuf is a French Foreign Legion outpost, standing mute, somewhere in the Sahara. It is approached by a relief column of soldiers, sent to rescue the beleaguered occupants. Yet, …
The Kinzua Bridge was once known as the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’ and holds a possible key to finding a buried lost treasure. Located in Mckean county of Northern Pennsylvania, the Kinzua bridge was the longest and highest viaduct in the world when first built in 1882. It stood …
Anyone who loves adventure must read and will thoroughly enjoy Douglas Preston’s new book, The Lost City of the Monkey God: A True Story. Preston grabs your attention straight away as he shares the dangers an expedition will face in order to discover the believed Lost City of the Monkey …
