Quote from Angela on November 10, 2021, 6:39 pm

Nevada is known for its restless spirits and Grimes Point Archeological Area near Fallon, Churchill County Nevada, does not disappoint. This location is home to the oldest known petroglyphs in the State and its marshlands were home to the very first native American settlers dating back over 8000 years.

During the 1920s a group of boys discovered a shelter inside a cave which contained the fragmented remains of a child and an elderly man. The shelter had been used as a hidden storage space dating back 3,500 years.

In 1972 Grimes Point was added to the National Register of Historic Places and simultaneously opened to the public with added facilities and garden trails. The site is open today and offers magnificent cavern tours.

The range of phenomena here is really quite astounding including strange mists, apparitions of native spirits and mysterious light anomalies.

It is rumored this location acts as an interdimensional portal and extensive research has recorded atmospheric conditions attributable to what can only be described as extreme energy vortexes.

Vortexes, also referred to as spirit portals, are points of energy containing four dimensional vibrational frequencies held within a three dimensional physical realm.

This is where the fourth dimensional plane merges into ours aided by what is called a ‘vortex’. This creates an entrance point for curious spectres to come through.

Many hikers have described unexplainable ‘loss of time’ as they travel through the mountains. Some literally losing days.

How is that possible?

Vortexes are very often associated with land ley lines, which would make sense as archeological sites and ley lines often go hand in hand.

Why not venture out to see this amazing historic land, there’s a lot of it, 720 acres in fact.

But be prepared to experience electronic malfunction as the spirits draw on the nearest power sources in order to make themselves known.

Always go prepared. Take spare batteries and phone chargers, be safe!