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| A mysterious area of water and land where planes and ships have been known to disappear, known as the “Lake Michigan Triangle,” makes landfall in Manitowoc County, Wis. The Lake Michigan Triangle or sometimes called “Michigan Triangle,” spans from Manitowoc, Wisconsin to Ludington, Michigan and south to Benton Harbor. This area has a long list of vessels that have a disappeared, never to have been found, reports the Travel Channel. | Steve Schuster wbay.com 3-13-16 |
[...] Forty feet below water, scientists have uncovered an ancient civilization with carvings dating back to pre-historic times. The site is often referred to as “North American Stonehenge.” The original is located in England.
Back in/under Lake Michigan, some say the cause of the disappearances is a “metaphysical force” with a super natural vortex of energy, which some attribute to the underwater discovery. [...]
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