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November 18, 2005

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William Donato and Dr. Greg little visited the Cay Sal anomaly site during the filming of their documentary 'Search for Atlantis' with the Sci-Fi channel.

"Cay Sal, the most remote set of Bahamas Islands, was investigated for two reasons. First, a satellite image was sent to us prior to the trip by SD. The image showed an area inside the SE portion of the Cay Sal Bank that depicted a grid pattern that showed uniform dark and light spots. It was an intriguing photo. Utilizing the precise gps coordinates from the satellite image, the area was investigated with a 55-ft remote drop camera. The bottom in the area was generally shallow and flat with a depth between 35-45 feet. The dark spots were created by dense bottom grass extending up about 12 inches from the bottom. Interspersed between the grassy areas were areas with white sand. After viewing three of these dark spots and the interspersed sandy areas, it was decided to proceed to the primary area of investigation."

Donato has more to say about Cay Sal at the SD Yahoo group so please become a member for e-mail updates. Click on the link to the left under 'Satellite Discoveries' links. The cause of the grassy areas is very anomalous and it could be anything from military target practice to underwater landforms.

See: http://www.mysterious-america.net/bimini-caysal200.html

SatAM

Please e-mail me and I will help you with coordinates.

I own a large vessel that I use on the CAY SAL bank each summer. I would be interested in exploring this further.

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