Questions about Ley Lines

What about ley lines in the United States? I've seen maps of a few specific areas, but not much overall.

I think it's interesting how little information there is about this on the information superhighway when you compare it to most other subjects

I think it's interesting how little information there is about this on the information superhighway when you compare it to most other subjects

Your right. I have heard alot of talk about them, but nothing in real depth.
Always wanted to find a map(s) of specific Ley lines and there significance.

Good thread. And I hope somebody can point us in the right direction.

Which kind of 'ley lines'? The Alfred Watkins type, or the 'Earth energy' type?

It reminds me of the relations between all the ancient structures such as Giza, Angkor Wat, Easter Island, etc.

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Ley lines have to be mapped out. That takes cartographers, time, and money. You won't find a whole lot of existing maps of modern cities, given the need to actually map the place now, and the constant process of new construction.

I imagine you're aware of the Seattle, WA map, though?
[link to www.geo.org]

Ley lines have to be mapped out. That takes cartographers, time, and money. You won't find a whole lot of existing maps of modern cities, given the need to actually map the place now, and the constant process of new construction.

I imagine you're aware of the Seattle, WA map, though?
[link to www.geo.org]


Thanks for that; seeing how many lines there are on that map makes me realize maybe there are far more ley lines than I'd originally imagined.

Something else I've pondered; if magnetic poles move over the course of time, it's possible maybe ley lines shift also?

Ley lines have to be mapped out. That takes cartographers, time, and money. You won't find a whole lot of existing maps of modern cities, given the need to actually map the place now, and the constant process of new construction.

I imagine you're aware of the Seattle, WA map, though?
[link to www.geo.org]


Thanks for that; seeing how many lines there are on that map makes me realize maybe there are far more ley lines than I'd originally imagined.

Something else I've pondered; if magnetic poles move over the course of time, it's possible maybe ley lines shift also?

Something else I've pondered; if magnetic poles move over the course of time, it's possible maybe ley lines shift also?

Interesting. If so, and depending on the speed of variation, it might not be worthwhile to develop intricate maps for a while.

Something else I've pondered; if magnetic poles move over the course of time, it's possible maybe ley lines shift also?


Just curious for my own ponderings :)

Why would ley lines have to be in connection with the magnetic poles?

Something else I've pondered; if magnetic poles move over the course of time, it's possible maybe ley lines shift also?


Just curious for my own ponderings :)

Why would ley lines have to be in connection with the magnetic poles?


I wasn't really saying they have to be my friend, just guessing really, with the limited knowledge I have.

I've formed the view [possibly wrongly], that ley lines are conduits of electromagnetic [and possibly other types of] energies; just as I'm *quite sure that "genuine" crop circles [assuming genuine crop circles exist] are representations of spiral energy.

Do you have your own theory on this, FC? :)

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Can anybody point me in the direction of reliable resources &/or research material, so I can educate myself about ley lines please?

For instance, are there any ley line "maps" anywhere that anyone knows of?

Thanks,

Celt