ok, so the Bimini Road is the road that leads to Atlantis according to many ppl. if so, then y havent we followed it. I may be just making this up, but i think it is underwater right? so cant we just take one of those submersible crafts and keep following it?

It's not that long (that it hasn't been followed, it has)...and most evidence points to it being a natural formation...

It's thought to be a road of Atlantis, not to...but I'm of the opinion it's a natural formation...

i think they call it beach rock, and it occurs naturally in a few locations

yea but i have seen pictures on the discovery channel and such, and it doesnt look like a natural formation. the stones are neatly put together just like angel_ray said, just like a man-made (if it was man... hALIEN HUNTING, ALIEN HUNTING!!) road. but thanks guys for clearing it up, i always thought it was believed to lead TO atlantis and not just be a road OF it.

Naturally in a "J" formation.

The shape they make together is quite weird. But then there's the devil's post piles that are definitely natural but seem mystically impossible.

Bimini- isn't that old Ponce' De Leon and the fountain of youth?

I think so-

Anway, in nature there are no straight lines.

Before you go 'orbit' on this think about it.

Originally posted by Josh Man
it doesnt look like a natural formation.

Because they are so symmetrical and neatly put together looking right? Yeah, thats a formation that can occur naturally Isn't nature nutty?

lostinspace:
Naturally in a "J" formation.

I think that, since this is called beach rock, its meant to curve around a beach, so a J shape doesn't require aliens or atlantis.

publicgadfly:
Anway, in nature there are no straight lines.

Symmetrical relationships form often in nature, and, again, the bimini road is probably beach rock, a natural formation that looks like these strange cut stones that occurs in several locations.

And there certainly are straight lines in nature outside of this beach rock phenomenon. Crystals undeniably form straight lines for one.

Bimini- isn't that old Ponce' De Leon and the fountain of youth?

That's in St. Augustine, FL

Originally posted by Nygdan
And there certainly are straight lines in nature outside of this beach rock phenomenon. Crystals undeniably form straight lines for one.

Without a microscope I will accept what you posted.

I realize that a cirlce is nothing more than a series of straight lines as well. What I'm getting at is that anything of any size that is straight is not natural. If this 'bimini road' is natural then it only appears straight.

Originally posted by Nygdan

Originally posted by Josh Man
it doesnt look like a natural formation.

Because they are so symmetrical and neatly put together looking right? Yeah, thats a formation that can occur naturally Isn't nature nutty?

lostinspace:
Naturally in a "J" formation.

I think that, since this is called beach rock, its meant to curve around a beach, so a J shape doesn't require aliens or atlantis.

publicgadfly:
Anway, in nature there are no straight lines.

Symmetrical relationships form often in nature, and, again, the bimini road is probably beach rock, a natural formation that looks like these strange cut stones that occurs in several locations.

And there certainly are straight lines in nature outside of this beach rock phenomenon. Crystals undeniably form straight lines for one.

yea u do hav a point there, i guess it is probably beach rock, but its fun to believe

Actually, a current theory is that these are the reminants of a fleet from China, arguably the third people to find America (after the natives and the Vikings).

I saw this on Discovery recently, or maybe the History Channel. One of the two.

I'll post a link to the info if I can find it.

Juan Ponce de Leon set sail looking for the fabled island of Bimini
where supposedly the Fountain of Youth was located.

Good memory...

But, he was LOOKING for Bimini, he LANDED in St. Augustine... You can't go anywhere there without seeing his name on a street, road, etc. hehe... And of course, the "fountain" is SUPPOSED, hehe....