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Ley lines are not physically measurable. They consist of supposed alignments of monuments, megaliths, natural ridge-tops, and water-fords. Many consider Ley Lines (also known as quasar ley lines) to be some sort of treasure map to the places of power in the world. The shape of an icosahedron makes up the “map” of ley lines.
Read MoreBajo de la Campana is the name of a well known reef, about twenty miles off the coast of Cartagena, Spain, that presents a clear danger to ships and this location has been claiming ships sailing since ancient times. The Bajo de la Campana reef has a rock formation that thrusts suddenly upward from a depth of fifty feet and stops a mere three feet before the water’s surface.
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