I recently found the website and maps of vortex locations while researching lay lines. You mention limestone deposits and twisted trees along with paranormal and bigfoot activity? Can you elaborate on the limestone and twisted trees?
3 years ago I moved into a house on a mountain bordering national forest. It is a interesting mountain and it would take hours to describe the many curious and unexplainable things I have noticed here. I have had many friends visit and hike up the mountain with me to look for rocks and enjoy what I keep claiming to be “the coolest and most interesting mountain spot ive ever seen”. However, they didnt develop the same opinions and after quickly leaving they have avoided coming back at all. They wont even visit my house and certainly will not be convinced to go back up the mountain.
Im not sure if I would have previously described the events as being caused by a vortex or portal, but in retrospect that is the only explaination that works. Ive actually had to file report with MUFON about some of the events hoping they had answers. They did not.
When I read the limestone and twisted trees on your website I got really intrigued, as i have some unusual type of limestone (according to geology is rarely found on surface) all around the base of the mountain along with an out of place tree at the top of the mountain. The out of place tree is a twisted and distorted looking tree surrounded by normal and straight growing trees. Not sure what tree species it is, but it is the only one. There are also these interesting twisted tree trunks that science claims to be from a set of circumstances that are present at the location. It makes sense for the most part, although I have lived in Colorado my whole life and have never before seen these twisted trees anywhere in the past.
From what Ive learned with research, there is an area a mile or two from my house that was a meeting place between Ute and other native groups and was considered sacred or important although I cannot get info on why they met or whats important about the spot. The vortex map shows locations really close to where I live, and it appears to be a higher density of vortex locations than the vast majority of the usa.
There likely is something either on this mountain where i live, or its adjacent to the mountain. How do I go about pinpointing it? Thanks, Anthony
