Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Why is a raving like a writing desk?

It's a question asked by the mad hatter in Lewis Carroll's famous title Alice's

Adventures in Wonderland.

And though many have tried to answer it, the truth is the question has no answer, much

like another question.

How is Lewis Carroll linked to the night's Templar?

Like Carroll's original question, there's no clear answer.

At least not that anyone is aware of.

However, his story of a girl who discovers a magical world down a rabbit hole is not the

only one.

Several years ago, a farmer in Shropshire, England had walked through a wooded area on

his property when he noticed several large holes in the ground.

He assumed they were rabbit holes, leading to a massive underground warrant.

Upon closer inspection though, he discovered the holes led to something else.

Somewhere else.

Beneath the forest was a network of caves and man-made rooms carved entirely from sandstone.

Norma stone pillars held up arched ceilings, only a meter below the farmer's feet, and

some areas were so small their entrances so narrow they could only be accessible by crawling

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