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jk-755 said: In his travels around late eighteenth century England, The Torrington Diaries 'author' John Byng often hints he was very concerned about lightning. He also paid attention to wind strength and direction. The hints are scattered through the books so I haven't gathered them here...

Hi Llend, Thanks for your comments in the 'Our Timeline...' and 'Napoleonic Wars...' threads. In particular, your comments in 'Our Timeline...' have helped frame some of the evidence encountered while researching Stolen History.net's IHASFEMR thread. usselo

Your finds remind me of vel124's Russian-language post about the shape and size of the structures beneath 'classical' buildings. The images give you an idea of the size and different look of the substructures compared to what was built on top of them.

You're right to flag Google Earth as possibly an artist's conception. As evidence goes it is a form of visual hearsay. However, if for a while you treat it as genuine and use it to consider other possible models of our domain - and our domain's past - you may find other oddities in our past...

That's a good observation. There's more examples of images that show how natural-seeming landforms might have been artificially created at: The Grand Canyon in the USA - an ancient uranium quarry. You can see several different shapes that are conventionally perceived as natural being presented...