Ley lines

[Motobiman]

The flat earth society is still recruiting members. . . . . . .

 

[Quis Custodiet]

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But ... live and let live - believe or not - try it or not - nobody is forcing anyone to do anything.

That is a commendable sentiment.

 

[BeeJayBee]

You see ... I work on the basis that if it works and I can see it working then I'm not that concerned if I can't explain it. Not everyone can dowse successfully but I've seen people who thought they were complete sceptics taking the p*ss only to find the rods moving in their hands ... and people who were desperate to dowse unable to get them to do anything.

I think it's the same as other innate abilities and skills - some people can and others can't, no matter how hard they try.

 

[madasafish]

What is the KISS principle Madasafish ?
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Keep It Simple, Stupid.

Or otherwise: The simplest solution is usually correct.



So for leylines, people who believe in dowsing have involuntary muscle actions when their subconscious recognises features which tell them they have found what they are consciously looking for..

 

[JWF]

Can anybody explain to me what a ley line actually is? Is it a steaight line? Where do they start & end?

 

[Bee Bumble]

Can anybody explain to me what a ley line actually is? Is it a steaight line? Where do they start & end?

They begin and end where the Fairies determine is a propitious location.

 

[Motobiman]

Can anybody explain to me what a ley line actually is? Is it a steaight line? Where do they start & end?

Basically anywhere you like, near, far, your choice.

 

[Hivemaker.]

Can anybody explain to me what a ley line actually is? Is it a steaight line? Where do they start & end?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ley_line

 

[For want of a better word]

The flat earth society is still recruiting members. . . . . . .

Preposterous.. the planet Earth is a globe held in position by forces that nobody can really explain... strinf theory quarks nutrinos etc etc!!

 

[For want of a better word]

They begin and end where the Fairies determine is a propitious location.

All the fairies left England for Old Kernow back when Henry8 dissolved the monasteries... because they were so annoyed... so why are there ley lines in England... unless they are very old!
I must admit I do not really believe in Fairies!

Yeghes da

 

[Bee Bumble]

All the fairies left England for Old Kernow back when Henry8 dissolved the monasteries... because they were so annoyed... so why are there ley lines in England... unless they are very old!
I must admit I do not really believe in Fairies!

Yeghes da

Don't tell Cliff Richard, he? will cry.

 

[For want of a better word]

Don't tell Cliff Richard, he? will cry.

I am sure Sir Cliff would be sympathetic... particularly after all the crap that the media have recently chucked at him... Gutter Press!

Yeghes da

 

[chrisb]

All the fairies left England for Old Kernow back when Henry8 dissolved the monasteries... because they were so annoyed... so why are there ley lines in England... unless they are very old!
I must admit I do not really believe in Fairies!

Yeghes da

I still believe in leprechauns..DONT take the mickey im serious

 

[oliver90owner]

'Apochyphal', good word. Been used on another forum recently, regarding sleeve removal. Are you a member?

RAB

 

[JWF]

Basically anywhere you like, near, far, your choice.

So that website is pretty much correct then lol!

 

[Motobiman]

Yeh my postcode. (See how far away these 'important' places are.

Dan Brown would be proud of the idea.

The red line runs from Stonehenge in Wiltshire to Camp on Mockham Down in Brayford
The green line runs from Berney Arms windmill in Reedham to Tithe barn in Havering
The blue line runs from Ancaster Roman settlement in Ancaster to Wheeldale Howe in Egton

 

[wessexmario]

Draw lines across any map and they're bound to cross ancient sites somewhere.
This country has been so densely populated for so long, it would be difficult to draw long distance lines that are not "ley lines".
The human brain is good at "pattern matching" it's a persistant evolutionary survival tool, but patterns is all they are, no more significant in predicting anything than stellar constellations or rainbows are.

 

[pargyle]

'Apochyphal', good word. Been used on another forum recently, regarding sleeve removal. Are you a member?

RAB

No ... but it's a good word .... !

Phil