Pyramid found in Wales UK

i only really stubled across this by accident, but if you look closely at the picture you will see an object with stright sides, it looks massive, but i would like to hear your thoughts on it.

type in on google maps:

Llithfaen, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, United Kingdom

and zoom out a little and look to your right, there you will see it.

[edit on 5-3-2008 by sonicX007]

aving a little trouble seeing what you are talking about. what am i looking for? i see a lot of white with roads/
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edited to apologize

You have to be in satalite mode to see it. I is right ther. This is cool. But check to see if it might be because of land formation or something manmade.

[edit on 5-3-2008 by Timmyboi23]

you have to switch over to satellite once you got the location marked.

i had a look and all i could see was something just east of the town, or maybe i was just looking at fields..

yes you have to look at it in satilite mode to see it, unfotuneatly thats the best picture i can find,

the object is just east of the town it loooks like i ganit star in the ground

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Hi Sonic.
Just to clarify, is this the object that we are looking at?



If not could you get the co-ordinates please?

Keep up the good work
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I see what you are talking about!
It does'nt look like a perfect pyramid shape to me!
See what else you can find that it might be!

I lived in that exact area during the early 80's and know the hill you are taking about, the hill in question is a volcanic basalt upthrust, totally natural and very big, there are no mines in that area just small open quarries and slate pits,

I did a lot of geological work in that area if my mind serves me right it is the bigest hill around there until you reach a small village called cwillog which is to the east, then you come into the main range of Snowdonia, In fact i would say the pwhelli area right up to the north on the irish sea is the run off for the snowdonia mountain range very beautiful countryside.

Wow!
What are the odds that you came across this post?
I guess this thread is solved...well done!

hello all, new to the site and my first post yaaaah heheheh anywho mmm i know its been said its a volcanic upheaval, but could it not also be a burial mound? it does seem to be rather suspicious that most of the lines except near south of hill are all straight and it looks like there are farms on top of it, how much dirt/soil does a farmer need on top of volcanic ash/rock to keep crops going for however many decades/centuries its been there.As for a pyramid i dont think here were ever "pyramids" just dirt mounds/rock mounds in this area, celts were lazy tree huggers hehe

52°57'31.36"N 4°25'19.69"W

Still looks like a hill to me.

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Top down view.

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Now.. if you want a really good hit on lesser known pyramids, I recommend zorgon's China Pyramid Thread.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

[edit on 2-9-2009 by RoofMonkey]

[edit on 2-9-2009 by RoofMonkey]

It is a natural geological formation in an area of Wales which is hilly. The shape is visually accentuated by the field boundaries. If the fields were not there then you would not have noticed it.

It is not man-made.

Regards