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Re: Ley Lines
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nigelswift wrote:
I tend to agree in both cases but the fact I don't know why - or how I could judge slightly worse/better examples respectively - is a bit frustrating.

As for long distance leys the best evidence about those is contained on our very own TMA Technicolour Map. It shows millions of them, or doesn't.


Lack of evidence ? Three points isn't much to go on .

Oh yes the long distance doodah even including relatively good accuracy is full of them , and to be expected by chance .How the ley hunters in the 60s-70s missed so many good ones is amazing , maybe they they were too busy looking at churches , moats and hill forts .


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tiompan
Posted by tiompan
9th November 2010ce
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