Hidden cities in America?, page 2


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reply posted on 25-7-2008 @ 11:21 AM by peabody
Originally posted by drock905
reply to post by Monsterenergy791


I've been by the entrance a few times. I have never gone in though, tons of no trespassing signs. The people who live there will call the cops and you will get arrested. They dont take it lightly. From the pics ive seen there isnt much to see anyway, just a few stone foundations.


Dudleytown is, in its entirety, privately owned by the ominously named Dark Entry Forest Group and trespassers will absolutely be arrested and proseucted. Although the amibence is incredibly spooky, there is really very little left in the area--remnants of a few homes, some cellar doors still visible where there used to be houses.

The official version is that the DEF's decision to purchase and then fortify Dudleytown has more to do with keeping out trespassers who were defacing ancestral homes and ruining property values in surrounding areas. That's the official version.


reply posted on 17-9-2008 @ 05:47 AM by Candycab
Originally posted by Worthless_USER
Not that this goes along with the OP. But since dams was brought up.. If one was to drain Lake Berryessa in North/Central Califorina, you would find a city.
The Monticello Dam and Lake Berryessa



Interesting .... Ive lived pretty close to that area my whole [ Watsonville, Santa Cruz ] life and explored pretty much everywhere in the Bay Area and had no idea that was there.

Pretty cool thanks !


reply posted on 20-10-2008 @ 03:27 PM by 4N6310
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by Donnie Darko

There is a town in Northern California called Bolinas that doesn't want to be found. The state would put up a sign indicating the edge of town, and the town folk would take it down. Last I heard, the state gave up. I can't say I ever saw the sign when I invaded their town. So it is on the map, but no signs when you get there.


Shhh! I grew up in Bo' chanting "go home tourist!" in the early nineties.
I never did join the BBP(bolinas boarder patrol), but I always liked the shirts they made and the way the stories of their adventures in thwarting caltrans efforts to "label" the town always seemed to inflate over time.
They had a story about how they gave up erecting signs and just painted it onto the road, so the BPP chiseled it out of the asphalt. I dunno, could be true.
There are good and bad aspects of living in a small, dysfunctional and somewhat geographically removed town like Bolinas. Take the 4th of July, for example...the town swells to the point that a couple years ago the cops blocked the road and weren't letting any non-residents beyond the checkpoint...so back to Stinson instead(really, a better home for Martha anyways).

Ever been to Forrest Knolls? If you blink while driving down the road, you'll miss it...well, almost.

Which leads me to an interesting story my stepsister told me about awhile ago.
She explained how she was with some people and I can't remember why or how this ended up coming to be, but she went with them way out into the forest where they came upon the rest of these people's community.
Apparently the local sheriff knew about these people living out in the woods, but they didn't bother anyone and there were no disputes that would eject them from the area, so they've apparently just been camping out there for awhile now(she told me about 2 years ago).
Kinda like establishing their own little village...or exactly like it, I guess.

So, that's basically the best "survivalist" method for making it through the rough times that I've read about.
Join a small and tightly-knit community that is entirely self-sustaining.


reply posted on 22-10-2008 @ 04:03 AM by Shuzitzu
I know there is one here in Cardiff, Wales. My mother when she was a kid would go camping on this mountain and they would sneak to what they thought was the entrance where they would see milertary personnel moving digging equipment and rubble in and out of the mountain....

Years later my Uncle grew up to be a Lance Cpl and was entered into SAS training. He sadly took his own life but he had intel on what was inside the mountain. He said it is a giant underground city which will be used as an emergancy nuclear bunker. There are tunnels linked to the nuclear bunker in Greenwich, Greater London.

Ontop of the mountain is a Nature Trail Walk called Rudry forest. I have been here many times. Once ontop, you can see the whole of Cardiff. But what I find very unusual is that there are huge vents which are fenced off. This is in the middle of nowhere. Once when I was near to one of these vents. I could smell like a fast food smell, do you know like when you are near a Mc Donalds and you can smell the food. Well maybe that is exactly what is down in the Bunker/Underground City.

I ventured to the other side (meaning the side opposite to the view of Cardiff) and I dared to go any future. That whole side of the Nature ''RESERVE'' (where the entrance is aparantly) has been deforested. There were stagnant pools and tree stumps for miles. It was quite sereal.

Anyway i'm glad i can share my story. I did post a thread on this with pics of the vent and deforested area on another ATS account but I fail to remember the either the user name of it or the thread name itself, hence why I made this new one
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