Some Obscurish facts
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Underground entrances to Subterranean Tunnels: Mt. Ranier - A very active UFO base exists beneath Mt. Ranier. There are also said to be underground 'vaults' containing records of the ancient Lemurians. (Note: F.L. Boschke wrote the book 'The Unexplained' about the mysteries surrounding Mt. Ranier.) The ice cap of Mt. Ranier contains a maze of corridors and caves. In August of 1970, scientists climbed to the top of Mt. Ranier, and entered these caverns and tunnels. Evidence was found indicating that a small lake exists deep beneath the ice cap. It is possible that one could find a way to get beneath Mt. Ranier through these tunnels. The Mt. Lassen Entrance Mt. Lassen in Tehama County, California is an entrance to a large underground city. Near the foot of Mt. Lassen is a town called Manten. A man named 'Ralph B. Fields' lived (lives?) there, and found the entrance to the underground city. His friend 'Joe' was with him. The cave entrance is in the side of the mountain, at a little over 7,000 feet above sea level, and is near a rock outcropping suitable for camping under.
Underground entrances to Subterranean Tunnels: Mt. Ranier - A very active UFO base exists beneath Mt. Ranier. There are also said to be underground 'vaults' containing records of the ancient Lemurians. (Note: F.L. Boschke wrote the book 'The Unexplained' about the mysteries surrounding Mt. Ranier.) The ice cap of Mt. Ranier contains a maze of corridors and caves. In August of 1970, scientists climbed to the top of Mt. Ranier, and entered these caverns and tunnels. Evidence was found indicating that a small lake exists deep beneath the ice cap. It is possible that one could find a way to get beneath Mt. Ranier through these tunnels. The Mt. Lassen Entrance Mt. Lassen in Tehama County, California is an entrance to a large underground city. Near the foot of Mt. Lassen is a town called Manten. A man named 'Ralph B. Fields' lived (lives?) there, and found the entrance to the underground city. His friend 'Joe' was with him. The cave entrance is in the side of the mountain, at a little over 7,000 feet above sea level, and is near a rock outcropping suitable for camping under.