Okay, did you guys see that millennial coded meme that was going around a while back?

The one that says, I thought quicksand would be something I had to deal with a lot more in my adult life.

Well, that is how I felt about the Bermuda Triangle.

I remember when I first heard about this spot over the Atlantic Ocean, a place where ships vanish, planes disappear, where UFO reports and other supernatural phenomena were abundant.

And I recall stressing about this when I was younger.

Like, well, you know, that's tough. How do I avoid the Bermuda triangle?

Well, it turns out is a pretty big non-issue,

unless you're regularly traveling from the states to Bermuda or the Caribbean.

But then I learned that the Bermuda Triangle isn't the only place like this that I have to try and avoid.

See, there's actually this spot in Vermont, called

the Bennington Triangle, and it's not out in the middle of the ocean. It is easily accessible

on land. Centered around the Glastonbury Mountains, it's full of legends and lore that

date back to the indigenous Americans who lived in that area.

A place where many people have gone missing without a trace.

Where UFOs, ghosts, and Bigfoot sightings are abundant.

And one with so many stories and unsolved mysteries, it'll make the Bermuda triangle slip through your mind like quicksand.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is so supernatural.

Thank you. When I think of Vermont, I think of things like Ben and Jerry's, and my favorite flavor is Chunky Monkey, by the way.

I also think about how Vermont paved the way for same-sex marriage in America in 2009.

But today we're talking about something from the Green Mountain State that's a little bit different,

the Bennington Triangle. And it's kind of like the Bermuda Triangle, but in southwestern Vermont.

Hi, I'm Rasha Pecorero. And I'm her sister, Yvette Gentile. A ton of people have gone missing in the Bennington triangle under pretty baffling circumstances.

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