People who visited this spot claimed that a force seemed to be trying to push them off balance, making them light-headed and dizzy.
#Gravity place in santa cruz Patch
When surveyors attempted to chart the lot, goes the story, they found their instruments wouldn’t give accurate readings over one particular patch of land. Originally, the land around the spot was slated to be a summer-cabin site. First discovered in 1939, and opened to the public a year later, this hillside lot is one of North America’s most famous and visited “vortices”––sections of land where the laws of gravity, perspective, and even physics are suspended. The answer might lie in a 150-foot-wide patch of land just north of the city called the Mystery Spot. And they wonder what makes this attractive beach town seem even more bent than its sister university-city Berkeley, fifty miles to the north, several times larger, and far more famous as a counterculture weirdness-incubator. They note the town’s many peculiar characters, its eccentric civic politics, its vast array of bohemian subcultures, and––more darkly––its onetime status as the mass-murder capital of the world. Visitors to this redwood-shrouded, seaside resort and college town of Santa Cruz have often observed how…odd the local culture seems to be. With wild claims of antigravity vortexes and dizzying sensations, how could these places fail to entice the curious? Are they all merely off-kilter rooms designed by highway huckster to disorient the equilibrium of the hapless tourist with optical illusions? Or are there really places in America, such as the Santa Cruz Mystery Spot that belay all that science has taught us about the way the universe operates? We can’t really say for sure, but we’re always willing to take a walk up a wall and amble across any ceiling to find out for ourselves. So, what does one do if they discover a site of such anomalism activity? You charge admission of course! American mystery spot, like the one located in Santa Cruz are a time-honored classic amongst roadside tourist traps. Here water flows skyward and people can actually walk up walls.
There is a place in California where the laws of physics just do not seem to apply. The Santa Cruz Mystery Spot – Never On The Straight And Narrow
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