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Old 22nd June 2012, 02:31 PM   #6 (permalink)
WaltBaker
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Re: Polar shift, antarctica, ancient spaceship, "Mother Earth"

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Originally Posted by HareBrain View Post
This sounds like it was inspired by the theories of Charles Hapgood, Rand Flem-Ath ("The Atlantis Blueprint") and so on. I often wondered if those ideas would spawn any fiction, but never came across any. When did you read it?
I would have read it between November 2005 and January 2010, the time-frame I was working overseas. I would purchase books at the airport for the long flights. I still have many of them (refuse to throw out a book), but have since moved, married, and had an episode or two of spring cleaning take place.

I remember that in the first part of the book a fella (journalist perhaps) and a woman are in Peru, talking about the Nazca lines and alien potential when their exchange is interrupted by a helicopter looking for him. It goes on a wild global race from there to find this ship, he comes across a former nun-in-training that he was dating, involves the melting of Antarctica to reveal a temple of sorts... and so on. It could just be that I have read too many books and am piecing together my own that doesn't actually exist, I do have a very active imagination and dream quite vividly.

Thanks again
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