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In article <1993Jan07.192227.5223@news.mentorg.com> mikelo@cecil.mentorg.com (Mike Lottridge) writes:
|There was a tv program about this a few days ago, but I missed it. 
|Supposedly, there's some point in Oregon where your ability to judge
|perspective and distance gets distorted (actually, I've noticed this
|after leaving McMenamins on occasion). Does anyone know what the story
|is here, and where this place is?

It is just off the freeway between Grants Pass and Medford.  Like many other
places around the country (e.g. Confusion Hill on US 101 South of Garberville
CA), this place rakes in the dough by providing viewers with a "natural
phenomenon" implemented though a collection of carefully (or not so carefully)
constructed forced perspectives that give the viewer the impression that the
laws of gravity are somehow being violated.  The Oregon Vortex in particular is
located at the site of an old ore assay office from the last century.  One
corner of the build has fallen 12 feet and there are various stations around the
grounds which exhibit peculiar perception tricks.
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