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From: hes@ecsvax.UUCP (Henry Schaffer)
Newsgroups: net.physics
Subject: Re: Re: Weird Gravitational effects at Lake Delton Wisconsin
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Date: Sun, 1-Sep-85 12:00:02 EDT
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> There is a similar weird "gravitational" effect somewhere in Scotland (it's
> been years and years and I can't remember where) that is called a magnetic
> hill. If you drive 'downhill', turn around and put the car in neutral,
> it will then roll back 'uphill'.
> Pete
> ihnp4!sask!hardie
  There is a similar place in Florida - about 30-40 mi. south of
Orlando.  I think it is near Lake Wales, near some kind of tower.
I stopped my car and it rolled "uphill".  It was not a dramatic
slope - but to the eyes the car was clearly rolling uphill.
--henry schaffer