posted on Oct, 7 2010 @ 06:43 AM
Hi there, I thought I'd share Mt. Inyangani, Located in Inyanga which is part of the eastern highlands of Zimbabwe, Africa. This area is covered in
dense pine trees and rocky jagged peaks. Its quite a remote area with a small population. I live roughly two hours away in the capital of Harare. Over
the years, I've heard many odd stories coming out of that area, some truly bizarre, such as the good ol' Tokolishi, and because of its location,
stories from these areas are never really heard about. Read on...
I haven't been to that area for quite a few years now, but its natural beauty is just amazing. After doing my research, I'm just buzzing to go back
there, might even make a weekend out of it! Bare with me here, I'm not really skilled at making posts! But I'd love to hear your feed back, I know the
area might not hold much interest to you, but I wanted to share it nonetheless.
www.ufodigest.com...
“Certain locations on the planet have acquired the reputation as places where human disappearances are quite common. Some of them, like the Bermuda
Triangle and the Devil's Triangle of Japan, have formed part of "pop" paranormal study for decades. Nonetheless, mountains play a greater role as
locales for mysterious disappearances than any other site. In ancient tradition, travelers straying too close to Greece's Mt. Parnassus or Mt. Olympus
would often be lost for good. Puerto Rico's El Yunque, Vermont's Mt. Glastenbury, and Eastern Zimbabwe's Mt. Inyangani never quite managed to acquire
the name recognition of the better-known ones, despite the vast number of unexplained cases which have occurred in and around them.”
All the above is a mixture of different information, but I somehow feel that it may all be connected in a way? Who knows.
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