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The Michigan Triangle

Terragen Atmosphere/Mood posted on Feb 01, 2014
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The Michigan Triangle (U.S.A.) The Michigan Triangle is an area of Lake Michigan where unexplained phenomena have reportedly occurred. According to author Linda S. Godfrey in her book Weird Michigan (2006), the Michigan Triangle is located over central Lake Michigan. One side stretches from the town of Ludington to Benton Harbor in Michigan; another links from Benton Harbor to Manitowoc, Wisconsin; the final side connects Manitowoc back to Ludington. There are numerous stories of the supposed appearance of strange creatures; unexplained vanishings; time standing still, slowing to a crawl, or speeding up; and other unusual happenings. One well-known and oft-repeated case is that of Captain George R. Donner, who commanded the Great Lakes freighter O.S. McFarland. While on a journey back from Erie, Pennsylvania after picking up 9,800 tons of coal, the ship made course westward through the lakes. It was slow going due to late-spring ice floes, but the ship was making steady progress toward its destination, Port Washington, Wisconsin, when Donner disappeared. On the night of April 28, 1937, the captain took to his cabin, with instructions to be awakened as the ship drew near to port. About three hours later, with Port Washington growing close, the second mate appeared at the captain's cabin, prepared to awaken him, but found no one. He and the crew searched the ship, but the captain was nowhere to be seen. The mate reported that the cabin door was locked from the inside, adding to the mystery of the Triangle. Reportedly, the McFarland was 30 mi (48 km) northwest of Ludington, Michigan at the time of Donner's disappearance; Ludington is reputed to be the nexus of the Lake Michigan Triangle. The story was allegedly first reported in the 29 April 1937 edition of the Cleveland Press and is also mentioned in Dwight Boyer's Strange Adventures of the Great Lakes (1974). __________________ Le Triangle du Lac Michigan Le Triangle du Lac Michigan est une zone du lac Michigan, où les phénomènes inexpliqués auraient eu lieu . Selon l'auteur Linda S. Godfrey dans son livre étrange Michigan (2006 ), le Triangle du Lac Michigan est situé sur le centre du lac Michigan. Un côté s'étend la ville de Ludington à Benton Harbor dans le Michigan; autres liens de Benton Harbor à Manitowoc, dans le Wisconsin, le côté définitif relie Manitowoc retour à Ludington. Il existe de nombreuses histoires de l'apparition supposée de créatures étranges; Vanishings inexpliquées temps suspendu, ce qui ralentit à une exploration, ou accélérer, et d'autres événements inhabituels . Un cas bien connu et souvent répétée est celle du capitaine George R. Donner, qui commandait le cargo OS Grands Lacs McFarland. Lors d'un voyage de retour de Erie, Pennsylvanie après avoir ramassé 9800 tonnes de charbon, le navire fait bien sûr vers l'ouest par les lacs. Il a été lente en raison de la fin va à ressorts banquises, mais le navire a été fait des progrès constants vers sa destination, Port Washington, Wisconsin, quand Donner disparu. Dans la nuit du 28 Avril 1937, le capitaine a pris dans sa cabine, avec des instructions pour être réveillé que le navire approchait de port. Environ trois heures plus tard, Port Washington de plus en plus proche, le second lieutenant était à la cabine du capitaine, préparé pour le réveiller, mais ne trouva personne. Lui et l'équipage a fouillé le navire, mais le capitaine était nulle part pour être vu. Le second a signalé que la porte de la cabine était fermée de l'intérieur, ajoutant au mystère du Triangle. Selon les témoignages, le McFarland était de 30 mi ( 48 km) au nord-ouest de Ludington au moment de la disparition de Donner, Ludington est réputé pour être le lien du lac Michigan Triangle. L'histoire a été rapportée aurait d'abord dans l'édition 29 Avril 1937 le Cleveland Press et est également mentionné dans de Dwight Boyer Strange Adventures des Grands Lacs (1974). Thanks - Merci MagikUnicorn

Comments (29)


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Richardphotos

7:32PM | Sat, 01 February 2014

very much a well done landscape.

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RodS

9:07PM | Sat, 01 February 2014

A beautifully done landscape, Real! Excellent work! I think I've heard about this mysterious area - the story seems familiar...

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bebopdlx

9:39PM | Sat, 01 February 2014

Very cool. Neat info.

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magnus073

9:56PM | Sat, 01 February 2014

Magik, il s'agit d'une présentation passionnante. Je ne sais pas à propos de la Michigan Triangle. Cet endroit semble sombre et mystérieux.

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bazza

11:32PM | Sat, 01 February 2014

Now you have me curious will have to go search this area out now... Mighty nice scene also!!

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peedy

11:58PM | Sat, 01 February 2014

Beautiful image, MU. Love the big errain. Thanks for the info. :-) Corrie

angora

12:33AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

are you sure you didn't miss another E in the name of that Pennsylvanian town? ;-D love stories like that!! never heard of this triangle before, TY!! beautiful scene!!

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DennisReed

1:16AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

cool

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jayfar

4:40AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

A lovely scene Magik and a very interesting story.

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sharky_

4:52AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

Unexplained mysteries in that area..... Nice work. Aloha

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illkirch

7:38AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

:-) Excellent

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drifterlee

9:06AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

That's very interesting, Magik. I live in Michigan and have been to the lake numerous times.

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Faemike55

9:53AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

very cool information and cool image

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Flint_Hawk

11:10AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

I have heard about this! Great scenery you have created!

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rayag

11:34AM | Sun, 02 February 2014

Beautiful work on this one!

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emmecielle

12:59PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

Great composition and interesting story! :)

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1358

1:18PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

spooky place captured in a "bird's eye view", or were you in a saucer overhear ;-)

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mickeyrony

1:52PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

Cela me donne hâte à cette été Bravo encore un travail génial ((5++))

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jendellas

2:15PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

Love mysteries, great image.

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barryjeffer

3:22PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

Beautifully done my friend... many know of the "other" triangle, but the one in Lake Michigan has claimed far more victims.

artofsouls

3:23PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

JUST COOL WORK

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GrandmaT

7:21PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

Fascinating story and wonderful render!

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mgtcs

10:10PM | Sun, 02 February 2014

GORGEOUS!

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Rhanagaz

7:50AM | Mon, 03 February 2014

Great scenery and Work! Weird story..

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Egzariuf

9:35AM | Mon, 03 February 2014

Amazing work my friend.

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evielouise

11:51AM | Mon, 03 February 2014

angora .just in case you need to know .there is only one "E" there's a little history here>>http://www.ushistory.org/libertybell/ as it was spelled wrong in the 1700 on the liberty bell of course it has nothing to do with the letters :E" but it's interesting LOve this Magik and the info is correct:

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flavia49

4:59PM | Mon, 03 February 2014

gorgeous image

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JuliSonne

1:35PM | Wed, 05 February 2014

WONDERFUL work!!!

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danapommet

9:43PM | Wed, 18 June 2014

A wonderful scene and excellent narrative too!


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