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46.59 N, 16.45 E, Rachel Elder
46.59 N, 16.45 E, Rachel Elder
Auctus: The Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Scholarship
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Land Of The Ley, Grace Huddleston
Land Of The Ley, Grace Huddleston
Auctus: The Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Scholarship
The line separating phenomenon and science has become blurred in the investigation of ley lines. Ley lines can be described as “invisible” lines that link different places of interest and significance, either historical or geographical. This is a very loose definition, but it must remain vague, as it has to account for the various understandings of the lines. These individual interpretations are noted by Atkins Webster in his introduction to “Do Quasar Ley Lines Really Exist,” in which he states that “one supposition is that these ley lines were intended for some practical purpose, perhaps to mark a track or …