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arryaparry
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uncanny angles
Jul 18, 2002, 11:29
Dear all,

We all know about the Michael line stretching from Land's End to Bury St Edmonds right? Well most of us know that if yo disect this line at Avebury through 90 degrees, you should intersect both the Isles of Wight and Man. Okay, take this further.. If you take a line from Land's End to John O'Groats you will find it intersects the Isle of Man too. Okay, nothing new you say. But take the angle from the Lands End to John O'Groats line / Land's End to Bury St Edmonds line (50 degr.) and transfer it to John O'Groats heading South West (it should cross the IOW / IOM line at 45 degr.)

Now try circling the British Isles using the Land's End / John O'Groats line as a diameter and taking an angle of 50 degr. from this latest line (John O'Groats heading SW) at the edge of the circle. The following new line should disect the British Isles again passing through Belfast, the Isle of Man and join back up with the Land's End / Bury St Edmond's line at Norfolk with an angle of 50 degrees.

Is this significant or is it just mathematics and coincidence?

These investigations are at an early stage so please bear with me but if you have any comments or further findings please let me know at [email protected]

Harri

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