For this episode, we are back on location at Willard Cemetery with Seriah Azkath, host of the “Where Did the Road Go?” podcast, for the second of our two-part conversation from a June evening at one of Seneca Lake's most mysterious spots.

First, we talk about an ancient earthwork that once existed near the cemetery before going into different types of earthworks, their ceremonial purpose, commonalities and differences between these earthen structures, and the practice of modern cemeteries being placed on ancient earthworks, plus out-of-body experiences and weird giant horseflies.

Then, we're on to a discussion of ley lines, including one global alignment that lies near the the former Willard Earthwork and many sacred sites around the world both natural (Monte Musinè in Italy, Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky, Lake Champlain (home of Champ), and New York State's tallest mountain, Mt. Marcy) and constructed (Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, Mecca in Saudi Arabia, Barran Temple in Yemen, La Quemada in Mexico, Serpent Mound, Newark Earthworks, and Fort Hill Earthworks in Ohio, and the former Bluff Point Stoneworks on Keuka Lake).

Finally, we talk UFOs and fault lines, the strange and unusual history of upstate New York, the Fox Sisters and spiritualism, and the early Mormon Church ties to Seneca Lake. We ponder the prevalence of strange experiences throughout human history and the deeper meaning behind sacred sites and earthworks and our relationship to them. Then, Seriah reads a letter about watching for whales in Seneca Lake.

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