Golosov Ravine – Mysterious Time-Warping Mist Causing Unexplained Disappearances And The Ancient Shrine Of God Veles
Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - The beautiful Golosov Lavine has always been a strange and mysterious place. It is said that a puzzling time-warping mist occasionally appears over the ravine, and when it happens, people disappear.
Are the legends of time travel true? Can a person walk straight into a mist only to find themselves in a different place and time? Why have some who entered the thick, green mist vanished for years and sometimes forever?
There are also many accounts of unknown, strange beings seen in this area, and one of the major attractions here is an ancient shrine dedicated to the Slavic God Veles.
Located in Moscow, Russia, between Kolomenskoe Hill and Dyakovo Hill, the Golosov Lavine, also known as Vlasov Ravine, is an enigmatic site shrouded in myth and legend. The area was once home to a royal estate, but today, it is a public area where people can escape the hectic life in the city and enjoy the gifts nature has to offer. It is a place where several unexplained events have happened in the past.
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