Luke Caverns

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Yeah, yeah. But I do know that he had the utmost admiration and respect for these people. Like, he was completely infatuated with their way of life and trying to—you know, what his goal was— was to prove that the narrow-minded perspective of the English aristocrats who thought that they were the pinnacle of civilization, he was determined to prove them wrong.

Yeah, yeah. But I do know that he had the utmost admiration and respect for these people. Like, he was completely infatuated with their way of life and trying to—you know, what his goal was— was to prove that the narrow-minded perspective of the English aristocrats who thought that they were the pinnacle of civilization, he was determined to prove them wrong.

Yeah, yeah. But I do know that he had the utmost admiration and respect for these people. Like, he was completely infatuated with their way of life and trying to—you know, what his goal was— was to prove that the narrow-minded perspective of the English aristocrats who thought that they were the pinnacle of civilization, he was determined to prove them wrong.

And so he had a great admiration for these people. And he wanted to try to find a big, big civilization, something with enough people that could rival Europe. And where he went missing was in the Mato Grosso region of Brazil. And and the last place that they know that he was at was on May 29th, 1925. And he wrote a letter to his wife from Dead Horse Camp.

And so he had a great admiration for these people. And he wanted to try to find a big, big civilization, something with enough people that could rival Europe. And where he went missing was in the Mato Grosso region of Brazil. And and the last place that they know that he was at was on May 29th, 1925. And he wrote a letter to his wife from Dead Horse Camp.

And so he had a great admiration for these people. And he wanted to try to find a big, big civilization, something with enough people that could rival Europe. And where he went missing was in the Mato Grosso region of Brazil. And and the last place that they know that he was at was on May 29th, 1925. And he wrote a letter to his wife from Dead Horse Camp.

And he was like, it may be a while before you hear from me. It could be up to a year or two before you hear from me. I'm about to head into a very dense area. And my trail runners who would go back and forth with his notes, they weren't going to follow him out there because it's too dangerous. And that was the last letter that he had written.

And he was like, it may be a while before you hear from me. It could be up to a year or two before you hear from me. I'm about to head into a very dense area. And my trail runners who would go back and forth with his notes, they weren't going to follow him out there because it's too dangerous. And that was the last letter that he had written.

And he was like, it may be a while before you hear from me. It could be up to a year or two before you hear from me. I'm about to head into a very dense area. And my trail runners who would go back and forth with his notes, they weren't going to follow him out there because it's too dangerous. And that was the last letter that he had written.

And he was going – he was heading off into what's called the Zingu region, which is like the Zingu River. And it's one of the most hostile regions in the Amazon. Maybe even today. Teddy Roosevelt had trouble when he went there. But the Zingu region is – is where all of the major LIDAR came out within the last 10 years. They found all the ruins of these giant cities.

And he was going – he was heading off into what's called the Zingu region, which is like the Zingu River. And it's one of the most hostile regions in the Amazon. Maybe even today. Teddy Roosevelt had trouble when he went there. But the Zingu region is – is where all of the major LIDAR came out within the last 10 years. They found all the ruins of these giant cities.

And he was going – he was heading off into what's called the Zingu region, which is like the Zingu River. And it's one of the most hostile regions in the Amazon. Maybe even today. Teddy Roosevelt had trouble when he went there. But the Zingu region is – is where all of the major LIDAR came out within the last 10 years. They found all the ruins of these giant cities.

And there's a city called Kiriguyu, I think. And it had an estimated population of about a million people, which is the size of Rome. And, you know, when you look at the LIDAR images, you can't get a perspective of how big they are. I have access to a LIDAR database of the entire United States, and I've mapped all kinds of huge uncharted mound sites in Florida, all of the southeast.

And there's a city called Kiriguyu, I think. And it had an estimated population of about a million people, which is the size of Rome. And, you know, when you look at the LIDAR images, you can't get a perspective of how big they are. I have access to a LIDAR database of the entire United States, and I've mapped all kinds of huge uncharted mound sites in Florida, all of the southeast.

And there's a city called Kiriguyu, I think. And it had an estimated population of about a million people, which is the size of Rome. And, you know, when you look at the LIDAR images, you can't get a perspective of how big they are. I have access to a LIDAR database of the entire United States, and I've mapped all kinds of huge uncharted mound sites in Florida, all of the southeast.