2012: Red river in Chongqing

Posted by: Johan Normark | September 9, 2012

2012: Red river in Chongqing

The 2012 phenomenon is getting personal with me. Yesterday the Yangtze river in China turned red, particularly around Chongqing, my son’s city of birth, less than a week before his actual birthday…

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Posted in New age and creationism | Tags: 2012, China, Chongqing, Maya, Red river, Yangtze

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