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Complete History of The Bridge of the Gods: Science & Legend #washingtonstate #lostcivilizations

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The Bridge of the Gods is one of the most interesting stories in Pacific Northwest history when you scratch the surface. The geology and Native American accounts differ, and the early explorers were too late to witness it first hand. Here I go through the written accounts, indigenous histories and stories, the geology, and a little lost civilization / Atlantis stuff at the end. Hope you enjoy!

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