This is what it could have been in Meltology

This is what it could have been in Meltology. This makes more sense to me... a melted building created this crater, rather than a space meteorite crashing. Uh, what a fun rabbit hole Meltology is, right? Just the wonder, you know what I mean? And you don't have to believe anything that I or anybody else has to say. You don't even have to see the evidence that I'm about to show you of Meltology. But it's way more interesting to go through life and look at a mountain and say, that could have been a city, instead of saying, that's a rock. That didn't seem like any old rock, does it? That's where wizards come from, right? That looks like the MK Ultra guys on Spy Kids, you know, that get MK Ultra'd and they turn into like these. My videos just go somewhere I didn't plan. Article. The article, that's right. Okay, so I have an 1826 article and even before Meltology came about, I was already collecting articles. And it made a lot of sense with what they were finding inside of these caves. So this was published by the Georgia Statesman, all right? They found a cave in Granby that they couldn't even tell you what age this came from. This curious monument of the skill and customs of those who lived Anno Mundi incerto, an unknown age of the world, seems to baffle all conjectures as to its origin. Something has been said about a date of the last century, but I have no doubt that this is mere fiction. No such date can now be found, saying like, oh, that was last century, somebody made this. He was like, nah. This mysterious cave was found at the bottom of a deep ravine, hidden from common observation by the nature of the ground, surrounding trees and shrubs, and finally discovered by dogs in pursuit of game. The entrance is immediately beneath the roots of a large pine growing over it, of at least a century's growth. When first discovered, it was only large enough to admit a person entering in a creeping position. The passage runs horizontally into the hill. At the end you turn left into the larger part of the cave. Here we go. This entrance was guarded on each side by gigantic figures of human form. A bas relief work on the walls of the cave. One of these figures had something resembling a crown upon his head, and upon his girdle were inscribed several characters. Directly opposite was the figure of a female. Beyond these massive statues, it sounds like the cave enlarges to a circular room, unsupported by pillars, one entire arch or dome, like the inside of these capital buildings. A laden box containing ashes and burnt bones, characters or hieroglyphics were inscribed. Several iron utensils were also deposited here. But one and by whom are questions I must leave to the more learned. And 200 years later, nobody's talking about it still. Except for me. Anybody out there know where Granby, George is? Anybody out there want to be my friend and take me to go find this? Love y'all and have a good.