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Resonox R
Resonox Nov 11, 2010 19:15:22
Replying to StoneGloves

StoneGloves wrote:
Yes, but in ley line mythology this also explains the spots that midge swarms meet up.
Underground water source surely creating a moist soil...as midges need dampness for egglaying....this damp spot would also give a more verdant greenery which might explain the ponies preferring the grass there.
Not a proven suggestion...just an idea.

S Sanctuary
Sanctuary Nov 11, 2010 20:04:46
Replying to Resonox

Resonox wrote:
StoneGloves wrote:
Yes, but in ley line mythology this also explains the spots that midge swarms meet up.
Underground water source surely creating a moist soil...as midges need dampness for egglaying....this damp spot would also give a more verdant greenery which might explain the ponies preferring the grass there.
Not a proven suggestion...just an idea.
As I pointed out though this rather lage circular area was just barren flattened soil. It had with no greenery on it at all. And it certainy wasn't damp. It was like 'dead' ground about 75ft in diameter. I stood on it and felt no vibes but it was very firm with no hoofmarks.