Florida. Remains of an ancient metropolis?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Plus, the state fought on the side of the Confederation (South), and as we know, there were a lot of questions about who fought with whom and in the name of what. Then there are a lot of photos.

The modern state, will give a head start to Venice and bypass it by a large margin. It's just a country of channels coming from nowhere and out of where. There are thousands of them there. New, old, big and small. My first thought was: why the heck? Until it dawned on me that this could be the remains of infrastructure from a more, so to speak, later period. And that's why:

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2. (26 ° 51'13.3 ″ N 81 ° 57'30.1 ″ W)

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5. It's generally gorgeous. 26 ° 58'5.11 "N 82 ° 22'41.78" W

Let's dwell on this for now. For presentation, I think that's enough.

What else can you look for to confirm the theory of the ancient metropolis. I think the traces of the war. Our favorite round lakes.

1.1 What is not Chelyabinsk lakes.

1.2. 29 ° 57'45.34 "N 81 ° 58'58.88" W

Well, now for the most delicious thing. Why did I decide that the Pindos had restored the old infrastructure and built their own. Like the Australians, they built their own, taking straight lines crossing the entire continent as a reference point.

2.1 This is what a modern neighborhood looks like. (26 ° 50'26.9 ″ N 81 ° 59'19.1 ″ W)

2.2. (26 ° 50'58.6 ″ N 82 ° 02'28.9 ″ W)

2.2.1. Although, this way you can better see the similarity between the new and the old. (26 ° 50'58.6 ″ N 82 ° 02'28.9 ″ W)

2.3. Or here are the remnants of the old against the background of the new. (26 ° 54'17.4 ″ N 82 ° 03'27.6 ″ W)

2.4 It

2.5. Apparently turns into this. So as not to get lost. (26 ° 51'39.8 ″ N 82 ° 13'20.3 ″ W)

2.6 Well, this is striking in its scale. (26 ° 51'53.3 ″ N 82 ° 16'24.8 ″ W)

Lead an unbroken circle, let's look into the gap.

2.7. (26 ° 51'53.3 ″ N 82 ° 16'24.8 ″ W)

It was once, a huge closed circle with a diameter of 5 km. Now only remnants remain of it, which were used in construction, and without much change. That is, before, I think it was the same. Below are the remains of the same areas. Which have not yet been built up. And so there is a lot of interesting things. But I think that's enough. By the way, just under water, between Cuba and Philadelphia, the Cuban Pyramids were found.

My conclusion. When they found the megaliths of New York, which were brought in by kamaz and dumped the coastline, (see the article The Faces of the "Russian Gods" on Brighton Beach), I thought, how can ordinary people not notice this? Now I understand. Here, entire megalopolises are being built on the ruins of the old, and no one delves into it. And there, some stones with images. That’s some bullshit.