Plans

As regular readers of my blog can perhaps tell, I’ve been working very hard lately on generating energy for a type of “next step”. Part of this involves plugging the blog into an area of higher energy — Central Wiltshire, which appears to revolve around the Alton Barnes white horse situated south of Avebury. And Avebury itself. And The Barge, the famed hub pub of crop circledom lying, in turn, not far south of the A.B. horse. The link between “Frank and Herman, Einstein!” and Wiltshire comes from the fact that I have made plans now to go there this summer for a full 2 week period, accompanying my wife and our best friend Cammie. However, the 3 of us will *not* stay together the first week, as Edna and Cammie explore London again, as they did in October 2010. Instead I will already be in Central Wiltshire, or on one side of it (west). The place will be Devizes. Then during the second week of our England stay we’ll all reunite and compare fabulous stories on the east side of Central Wiltshire. The place this time will be Marlborough, and it is in Marlborough that I predict we will also stay a considerable amount of time during our later years in life — all 3 of us but especially Edna and I. And Devizes could also come into play during this time.

Let’s take a look at the 2012 splay of crop circles in not only Wiltshire but England itself:

http://www.cropcirclesandmore.com/where/present/cropcirclelocations2013.html

I’m also going to take a screen shot of that to display here — hope the people that own the web site don’t mind.

Let’s also zoom out while keeping Wiltshire in the center of the map.

This is a truly amazing pattern, if you understand or believe that the majority of crop circles are not made by human “artists”. For the fact is that probably 50 percent of not just England’s but the *world’s* crop circles appear in this small 15 mile radius basically framed by Marlborough to the east and Devizes to the west, not only in 2012 (as the above map indicates) but year after year after year during the growing season of farm crops here. I may create more concise future posts about the phenomenon, but there’s a lot of material on the web to peruse if you wish.

It’s almost like I’m being demanded to go to Wiltshire, as it is turning out. Pieces are rapidly falling into place for the journey. GoogleEarth and its very sharp, panoramic Streetview pictures of the area equips me with another powerful tool for preliminary “virtual” exploring and prepping for my actual visit. In fact it seems that Streetview has replaced Second Life as my choice for virtual exploring in general. I plan to give up my New Pietmond land in Sikkima in early February to help save money for the trip, and also because I don’t really have to own land now in that reality to get what I need out of it seemingly. I have other, non-cost options for developing future creativity in Second Life (I don’t think it will go away totally). And Wiltshire will not in any way/shape/form replace my US of A Frank and Herman Park exploring but will *sharpen* my acumen for deciding what to put in this blog relating to it. Frank and Herman will always remain front and center here, and the blog can now certainly live on if ties are severed with Second Life (unlike the Baker Blinker Blog).

So just this alone — the switch of virtual reality preference from Second Life to GoogleEarth — is a pretty big deal. I don’t think it would work in reverse, that is, if we were instead living in Wiltshire and planned to visit Blue Mountain, NC. Streetview is, perhaps even strangely, not nearly as effective a tool for virtually exploring around *this* area: pictures aren’t as sharp; not nearly the amount of streets/roads involved. I’m sure this will change in the future, but for now the reverse situation couldn’t take place. And I also don’t think we’ll live in England full time and move from Blue Mountain to over there, perhaps Marlborough. But I wouldn’t stake a whole lot of money on that — it *could* happen. Can I leave Frank and Herman parks behind? Frankly it may not be a choice, but more on that later as well. I’m hoping not. But it almost feels that not only Wiltshire but Britain as a whole is our home, not NC, and Edna feels the same way if not stronger.

Which reminds me: I’ve now opened up the “Britain Britain Britain” module on my rainbowology site. Link here:

http://rainbowology.net/britainx3/britainx3.html

Hucka D.:

The aliens come from Wiltshire as well. Good night to you, baker b.

bb:

Hi Hucka D. Thanks for showing up once more.

Hucka D.:

Always here to help. Glad to do it. Gives me points, actually.

bb:

How much I use you? I mean, how much you show up here in this blog, and the other blog?

Hucka D.:

Yes. Not saving up to get some wings, mind you, as much as wanting to go to England with you (!)

bb:

Well of course you are invited along. But you’ve already gone, Hucka D. — with Baker Bloch and Baker Blinker.

Hucka D.:

We are, in fact, still there. We never left the company of the King and Queen in Rockley. We’re still there. Come visit *us*!

bb:

Well I’d like to make it down into that valley for sure. Can’t follow the road all the way into the house in Streetview.

Hucka D.:

Pheh.

bb:

I’d like to ask some questions, Hucka D. I don’t know if you can answer them. What *is* happening in Central Wiltshire.

Hucka D.:

Easy: contact.

bb:

It seems like it *must* transform into something else, a higher level of contact soon. The crop circle phenomenon just keeps getting more complicated, maybe.

Hucka D.:

Yes. (pause) Contact.

bb:

How are the Queen and King anyways? It was almost 2 years ago that you visited and also I visited through both Baker Bloch and Baker Blinker. Maybe I’ll send the two back.

Hucka D.:

They’re already there.

bb:

Hmmm… but Baker Bloch has been busy in Second Life building New Pietmond, Hucka D.

Hucka D.:

With your help. I know: your line. I’m saying your lines again. Can you see me? How do I look today?

bb:

Goofy eyes as usual. (seeing Hucka D. looking hurt) Oh… sorry.

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Hucka D. (after recovering):

The King and Queen have also visited Bill Mountain in the 7-11 sided space ship. It’s an LOL. Engine’s leaking a bit of oil, though.

bb:

Is it a Screven?

Hucka D.:

Could be… yeah, good one. Anyway they said hello — obviously — and hope you visit them in Wiltshire. They’ve gone back already. Actually they were going to do that thing on Aldebaran first before heading home. Have you googled Rockley lately?

bb:

No. Thanks for the remind.

Hucka D.:

You better get hopping once more. Talk to you soon and thanks for the points!

bb (laughing):

You’re welcome.