Atlantis found via Google Ocean?

[thepackrats]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle2255989.ece

Apparently they found what looks like a man made area about the size of Wales off the coast of Africa near where Plato suggested it might be. Pretty interesting story regardless of what it is.

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Heck packer, we found it several months ago, exactly where it was supposed to be, here in TN. Oro was quite instrumental. There were many posts on it and pictures for proof.

Don Jose de La Mancha

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Thanks SWR my friend: I am glad that you proved that the other was incorrect, and that we, TN. are the actual discovers of the Legendary Atlantis and birth place of the Aztecs, AZTLAN = ATLANTIS...

Don Jose de La Mancha

[Oroblanco]

Tag post please ignore

[EagleDown]

Thanks SWR my friend: I am glad that you proved that the other was incorrect, and that we, TN. are the actual discovers of the Legendary Atlantis and birth place of the Aztecs, AZTLAN = ATLANTIS...

Don Jose de La Mancha

Don't be too proud, check this out first.

Hey, maybe this is the reason for the gulf oil spill:

http://www.heralddeparis.com/more-fr...released/65927

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

HI Eagle : Good post, but that isn't Atlantis / Aztlan, Remember, It was composed of three concentric rings, a giant Caldera. Our Atlantis fits all basic descriptions of Atlantis, location, and of equal importance, the why of the quick submergence.

As for the pridey thingie it is collective , shared among the TN'rs

Don Jose de La Mancha

[EagleDown]

HI Eagle : Good post, but that isn't Atlantis / Aztlan, Remember, It was composed of three concentric rings, a giant Caldera. Our Atlantis fits all basic descriptions of Atlantis, location, and of equal importance, the why of the quick submergence.

As for the pridey thingie it is collective , shared among the TN'rs

Don Jose de La Mancha

It's no biggy, just as long as it's been found.

It does make you wonder though what's being kept from us peons.

Back in about 1974, there was a short artical in my home town "fish wrapper", the Bradenton Herald, about a commercial fishing boat Captain who charted a rise of the seabed while looking (sonar) for fish in the gulf. I do know the skipper as he tied up at the same port as I did. Anyway, he noticed the seabed coming up and being concerned that he might hit some submerged object, he slowed down but kept the sonar recorder going. Well, after a short distance, the bottom started going back down, at the same rate as it came up.

Out of curiosity, he gridded off the area and made several passes, North to South, South to North, then several passes East to West, etc, you get the picture.

When he got back into port, he took the graph recordings to the Marine Biology Institute in Bradenton/Sarasota. After studying the graphs, the experts declared that the graphs showed a pyramid approx. the same size as the great pyramid in Egypt.

There were plans of a expedition to the site the following spring. They even gave the name of the scientist who would be heading it.

You know what?? I've never heard anything about it after that

Kinda makes me wanta go hmmmmm.

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Go, Go, Ya cottin pickin swabbie, go ! It is fascinating on how many things are hidden from view in the depths. More , more !!!

Don Jose de La Mancha (Tropical Tramp)

[EagleDown]

Go, Go, Ya cottin pickin swabbie, go ! It is fascinating on how many things are hidden from view in the depths. More , more !!!

Don Jose de La Mancha (Tropical Tramp)

I Beg Your Pardon!!

I ain't NEVER picked no cotton, cain't grow it out on the briny.

Although, while I was having my keel hauled in Arkansas once, I did pick a cotton sack full of soybeans.

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Evening swabbie: "Keel hauled in Arkiland Sheesh blushing, You mean?

Don Jose de La Mancha el *Tropical Tramp*

[EagleDown]

Evening swabbie: "Keel hauled in Arkiland Sheesh blushing, You mean?

Don Jose de La Mancha el *Tropical Tramp*

Shiver me timbers matey, iffen you ain't got your mind in the bilges, I don't know where it is.

In explaination, my car broke down while visiting relatives in Arkansas, USA. While waiting for repairs, I helped my sister-in-law pick soybeans. (For one day.) A job I didn't particularly relish.

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Hi swabbie: you posted -->iffen you ain't got your mind in the bilges, I don't know where it is.
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Si matey, just a healthy, red blooded, swabbie that has been out to sea too long, or in my particlar case, too long on a pacific Island devoid of any feminine company.--- Still, even after nearly two years, the hairy marines still didn't look attractive, sigh.

SEE?? a flash back to my war experiences heheheh

.Don Jose de La Mancha el *Tropical Trampo*

[EagleDown]