Hello, I live in Alberta, not far north of Buffalo Lake, and have never heard of it being a ley line (until coming across Vortex Hunters. What is the reasoning behind this site? Mt. Shasta and the Bermuda Triangle are well known and larger geographical locations, so I’m curious as to how/why a mid-sized lake in Central Alberta, Canada fits in. Cheers Tyler
Hi Tyler, thank you for writing! Our site has a list of vortex claims submitted by visitors to Vortex Hunters. When a vortex claim is submitted with its own good evidence, or we find that others have documented weird things at that location, we will add it to the map so users can comment on whether or not they have experienced something there. Then visitors can view all the information we gather, and the comments, and decide for themselves if the location could be a vortex. The same goes for ley lines. We post them so people can draw their own conclusions. Buffalo Lake was highlighted on the ley line map because it is a major intersection point on the Planetary Grid.