Will Hurricane Dorian REVEAL Ancient Ruins in Bimini ?

No threads about receding water hmmm Never knew there were ancient ruins in Bimini.

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Thanks OP

My thoughts exactly. Would be fun to go diving there next week.

There's alot of oil around the grand Bahama area.

Nice ..

The Bimini Road, sometimes called the Bimini Wall, is an underwater rock formation near North Bimini island in the Bahamas. The Road consists of a 0.8 km (0.50 mi)-long northeast-southwest linear feature composed of roughly rectangular to subrectangular limestone blocks. Various claims have been made for this feature being either a wall, road, pier, breakwater, or other man-made structure. However, credible evidence or arguments are lacking for such an origin.[1]

Right! I used to think this was strange how this wasn't being studied more diligently.

Was it Erich von Däniken who included this example in his books?

I would think that a storm that big would uncover lots of lost objects, ships and structures under the ocean.

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Dorian has barely moved today, staying centered over the northern Bahamas. The National Hurricane Center said it has dispatched an Air Force “Hurricane Hunter” to fly through the storm and retrieve new data.

“Residents on Grand Bahama Island should not leave their shelter when the eye passes over,” the NHC said, “as winds will rapidly increase on the other side of the eye”.

Last Edited by Cosmic Charlie on 09/02/2019 04:32 PM

If they would just stop the hassle on the south ridge during mutton snapper time, that would be great. The Sea would have to go down about 15'; you should see the rock formations the giants created East of Isle Mirada.

It was Edgar Cayce. He said new lands would appear in the Atlantic. I forget what year but the year he said is when the Bimi Road was discovered. That "land" in the Atlantic had risen enough to be seen.

Oh snap! You're right! I recall that EC did reveal that yrs ago in a reading.

It will be interesting to walk all shorelines to see what the storm brings up from the deep. Loved going metal detecting w/ my father and grandfather after storms at the beaches.