This travel hot spot is a cabin, a seat for mysterious phenomenon, where people cannot stand up straight, water runs uphill and chairs balance on two legs. This is the region where gravitational laws do not work at all. However laws of transportation hope to change that soon.
Owner Bill Carney has sold the attraction to the village of Lake Delton for $300,000 . Who want to build a road through the crevice where the Wonder Spot has stood since the 1950s.
Carney has owned the Wonder Spot for 18 years, having bought it from his sister in 1988. He has worked there for 30 years.
This is the fate of many such gravity vortexes, mystery spots and gravity hills in the United States.
Doug Kirby, publisher of roadsideAmerica.com is quoted to have said:
We’re kind of wondering how the town is going to deal with the gravitational forces under the road. That might be an issue with driving and how you bank a curve,
While some feel that the wonder spot is a hoax optical illusion, where the secret lies in slanting architecture, it’s still a shame to see it go down.
Via: msnbc
