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In article <MERLYN.93Jan7223030@agora.rain.com> merlyn@ora.com (Randal L. Schwartz) writes:
>>>>>> In article <1993Jan7.233820.3508@hpcvca.cv.hp.com>, scott@hpcvccl.cv.hp.com (Scott Linn) writes:
>
>Scott> I had heard that the cabin used to be a mining assay office, and that it
>Scott> slid down the hill a ways during a mudslide, coming to rest all screwed
>Scott> up.  Then, later, it was made into an attraction.
>
>Yes.... but somehow the boards ended up getting "cut" at different angles!
>
>That was my very very first clue that I had solid evidence that it was
>a hoax.  That, and the amateur explanation of the corolois effect ("it
>happnes only here!"  NOT!), and the way I was pushed from my

I've been there. I've also been to Crazy Canyon in northern California
where , oddly enough, another landslide occurred.  I also once visited
a crazy house at an amuusement park in San Francisco.

It was certainly entertaining.  (I've been to three of them!)
But it wasn't the entrance to a wormhole.

Chris H.

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