We did have a guy email us that there was a hiking shop in the area
where he bought a hiking map of the Grand Canyon and was very
surprised to find that the landmarks had strange names, mostly
Egyptian as stated in the Canyon file. He said he and a couple of
friends were thinking about hiking in and trying to locate the cave,
but we never heard if they did it.
Talk about a revelation....use gyrocopters to go in at night with
video equipment and lights, sneak down into the cave and map and
document as much as you could, videotaping all the way...get the
statues and smelting and graineries all on tape...then work it all up
as a narrated documentary like the one about to come out in early
March about this new discovery in Egypt.
It would be neat to see the Smithsonian scrambling to explain how such
fascinating information could be hidden away and WHY from the American
public.
If the Chinese or Eqyptians had long ago explored this land and lived
here in vast colonies holding upwards of 50,000 people, to me that's
news...
---Zac Miller wrote:
>
> After reading the file canyon.txt I was wondering if anyone knew
where I
> could find a canyon hiking map? Also has anyone been to the grand
Canyon
> with that stuff in mind?
>
> Zac Miller
>
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