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From: jam@dcl-cs.UUCP (John A. Mariani)
Newsgroups: net.physics
Subject: Weird Gravitational effects in Scotland (Space Time Co-ordinates)
Message-ID: <567@dcl-cs.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 20-Sep-85 06:14:29 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 20 06:14:29 1985
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In article <541@petrus.UUCP> mwg@petrus.UUCP (Mark Garrett) writes:
>++
>> > There is a similar weird "gravitational" effect somewhere in Scotland 
>> > 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

Point of information -- the place refered to above is the Electric Brae
somewhere near Ayr (birth place of Rabbie Burns).

Mind you, everybody in Glasgow experiences these effects at closing time
on a Saturday night ....


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