BREATHTAKING # The UNDERGROUND WONDERS of MAGIC Mountain VALCHIUSELLA (Italy) # (Video)

Pretty neat! Too bad the vid showed none of the underground stuff..

Edit: Okay, the second one did. ;)

Last Edited by Daikirai on 03/05/2012 01:25 PM

The article has a lot of photographs

Wow, very cool.

I have always wondered if Antarctica is Atlantis. There was an old sailor able to map the coastline. Not sure how, but I think there is a lot more credibility in the bible concerning the global events.

I thought this was a video of Disney's Magic Mountain.
what a shame :/

You made my day! Loooove Trance and I'm an old dog.

amazing

cool!

I've been to Italia several times. The whole place is magical to me. ALL of my motorcycles have been Italian also. Guzzi, Ducati, Aprilla, Benelli.

Best food I ever had anywhere too. I feel at home there for some reason.

Thanks for the memories... Next trip is to the north, towards Como. Soon, I hope.

Nice find, Roxy - 5*

My daughter's going to Italy in a few weeks ~ I'll have to email this to her :)

I take it you've discovered my 'Trance' thread... Lucky you! There's tons of ab fab tracks there... Enjoy!

Tks Roxy.......


a bump for later viewing.

wow

I want to go there and see that.
thanks for posting this.

From the article...

"The first time the police came it was over alleged tax evasion and still the temples lay undiscovered. But a year later the police swooped on the community demanding: “Show us these temples or we will dynamite the entire hillside.”

Stunned by what they had found, the authorities decided to seize the temples on behalf of the government."

sigh

There.

This cheap New Age pseudo-museum won't even get enough visitors to cover construction costs. Hard to find anything more tacky.

Very nice Roxy I love art natural and man made, I have been to the biggest museums in America and Russia as well as galleries in small towns.

I can never get enough of the beauty around us...

Last Edited by Quasar on 03/05/2012 09:05 PM

WoW. How old this underground city?

"In 1977, he selected a remote hillside where he felt the hard rock would sustain the structures he had in mind.

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By 1991, several of the nine chambers were almost complete with stunning murals, mosaics, statues, secret doors and stained glass windows. But time was running out on the secret."

I'd love to visit that place someday