HE Site of Dennis

Dennis,

Nice site, what else can I say. I am going to let them know on the REALufos list. I believe that they have 200 members.

Dean

Subject: Re: [allplanets-hollow] Mag lines

you might want to read my article on the subject of the "polar circle" Titled
"Theory into Fact: Gravity, Magnetic Poles & Ringing Bells" at The Hollow
Earth Insider

thanks for your support dean ... i assure you before I'm thru no one will be
disappointed.
Dennis

To: List Members

From: Dharma/Dean

Here is from Jan Lamprecht's book. According to the orthodox presentation, there should be no source of clouds of volcanic ash in the Arctic, yet it has been typically reported. Werecently sawhow Nansen encountered it way on the other side of the basin:

Peary had once thought that volcanic activity of some kind was taking place fur­ther north in the Arctic. During his North-Greenland Expedition of 1891-92 he men­tioned the following incident:

"[An Eskimo,] Megipsu told me of a heavy fall of black dust or soot during an east wind at Cape York about a year ago which frightened the natives seriously. In this neighbourhood the fall was lighter. I could get no further particulars, but as to the gen­eral truth of the story I have little doubt. It seems strongly to indicate the possibility of volcanic dust having reached that region, perhaps from some northern area still unexplored" (emphasis added).'

There are no volcanoes to be found further north in the Arctic. Nor can continents be found in the Arctic ocean on any modern map of the Arctic.

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