I've always been fascinated by lost cities. Flying over the Frisian Isles off the Dutch coast I saw outlines of lost settlements which I suppose must have secombed to the great storm of 1634. Fishermen around Britian are constantly dredging up bones (mammoth, sabre toothed tiger etc) from the sea floor, it makes you wonder what else lies down there from when it was dry land. Perhaps in these warmer days as the ice retreats further lost civilisations will be discovered.
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I've always been fascinated by lost cities. Flying over the Frisian Isles off the Dutch coast I saw outlines of lost settlements which I suppose must have secombed to the great storm of 1634. Fishermen around Britian are constantly dredging up bones (mammoth, sabre toothed tiger etc) from the sea floor, it makes you wonder what else lies down there from when it was dry land. Perhaps in these warmer days as the ice retreats further lost civilisations will be discovered.
There is no way I can believe that to be a natural formation. I have no doubt it must be a lost city.
So maybe global warming isn't all bad? :-)
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