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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This is an older book, written in 1974, that I picked up at my grandmother's house. No matter how old the books about the Bermuda Triangle are I always enjoy reading them. I don't really have any explanation of my own about what is causing so many vessels and aircraft to disappear from the area but I do believe that there are many disappearances that are probably easily explained that still get attributed to the mystery of the Triangle. Unfortunately the lore has caused a snowball effect and it builds upon itself each time much like what would happen if someone told you that a house was haunted. You would be a little bit jumpy at night just because someone had mentioned it to you. no reviews | add a review
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This is entertaining enough, and looking at the mystery of the disappearance of various vehicles in this area of the world, and the odd stories that have sprung up about it. (