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| Comment by maryholly on 2010-06-23 Rate this Comment |
There is a show on the History Channel called "Who Really Discovered America." It features a bit on Gungywamp you might find interesting. I write this on June 23, 2010 |
| Comment by gungywamper on 2009-12-30 Rate this Comment |
It is a beautiful place to go walking and full of history and mystery. There are several unexplained sites/ structures that experts can not agree of the origins of. One manmade stone structure fills with light on the summer and fall solstice. Very interesting. There are alot of articles and opinions on these sites. Some are crazy, like one guy thinks it could be a portal to some alien world. It was definitely well planned by it's makers for some signifigant purpose as a lot of thought was put into creating the cavern to fill with light on a certain day of the year. Tours can be arranged through the denison pequoes nature center in mystic, CT. And Please if you visit Gungywamp. Be kind, help preserve the land and the srtuctures for others to enjoy. There has been alot of vandalism over the years. |
| Comment by Larry on 2006-06-15 Rate this Comment |
According to Paul Tudor Angel's article "Megaliths of New England"...
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| Comment by archive on 2006-06-15 Rate this Comment |
I live on Gungywamp Rd here in Groton, CT and I was interested in hearing more about how the name originated. Do you have any available info on the word "gungywamp" and it's derivative meaning?
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