'House' discovered in cliff side,(in use by unknown, not anceint) , page 3
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reply posted on 22-8-2008 @ 11:37 AM by SRTkid86
reply to post by DYepes


the movie was called "the hills have eyes" and in the graphic novel there is actually a referance to sweney bean or whatever.



reply posted on 22-8-2008 @ 04:21 PM by burdman30ott6
Originally posted by SRTkid86
reply to post by DYepes


the movie was called "the hills have eyes" and in the graphic novel there is actually a referance to sweney bean or whatever.


I believe DYepes knew that and was creating a clever play on words by spinning the name of the movie to "The cliffs have eyes." By "graphic novel" did you mean comic book or original story that inspired the movie in the 70's?


reply posted on 22-8-2008 @ 05:35 PM by goukilock
reply to post by monkeybus


Damn interesting


sounds like a slasher movie scenario

cries for help herd in the caves too?

pretty scary stuff, they should probly check that place every so often, just to make sure there are no teenagers being skinned for meet or something weird like that ( I guess that would be more Horrific than weird)



reply posted on 22-8-2008 @ 05:37 PM by goukilock
reply to post by goukilock


That's Meat not Meet .......Duh

(once again i know my spelling can sometimes suck)


reply posted on 23-8-2008 @ 03:06 AM by Death_Kron
reply to post by mwood


I would rule the possibility that it was a WW2 lookout spot out, the article states that there was some beer cans found - some of which were quite fresh.

You wouldn't spend time and effort tunneling into a mountain for a lookout spot when you come simply sit on the top of it with a pair of binoculars.

Also, if it was a lookout point or similiar then there would be some sort of record of it somewhere and I'm almost certain that the locals and people like the lifeboat crews etc would definately already know about its existance.

Seems very strange to me however, whatever it was used for. The most likely explanation I can think of is that it was used as a place to carry out some type of ritual.

"It's been well made - it's been cemented into the cliffs, sealed round the entrance hatch, the rope ladder's tied down with eye-bolts, so it's been professionally done.


I doubt tramps or kids had access to the equipment needed to tie the ladder down etc As mentioned above, they said its been done "professionally"

Very, very intriguing

[edit on 23/8/08 by Death_Kron]


reply posted on 23-8-2008 @ 04:44 AM by Lee_K
Originally posted by Death_Kron
reply to post by mwood

Seems very strange to me however, whatever it was used for. The most likely explanation I can think of is that it was used as a place to carry out some type of ritual.
[edit on 23/8/08 by Death_Kron]


Maybe on the beer cans? lol. All hail thy beer can! The holder of the mighty!

Sorry, couldnt resist...

Surely the police would have taken these beer cans to find out exactly how old they are?



reply posted on 23-8-2008 @ 12:55 PM by Death_Kron
reply to post by Lee_K


Hail the beer cans, I like it

I shall be hailing or rather drinking, the beer cans tonight!

Well the article just said that they were quite recent.


reply posted on 23-8-2008 @ 12:57 PM by Death_Kron
reply to post by Anonymous ATS


I'd love to hear from someone who lived in Arbroath so I could ask them did they know that this place existed. I suppose it is possible to believe that its just been created by fishermen etc and all the locals know about its existance.
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