bb:
Turns out I didn’t begin to move the Dongoba temples to Whitehead X-ing, Hucka D. The rocks were just too heavy to take over the top of Woods of Howl. (pause) Hucka? Well, I’ll just talk on my own for now. (pause again)
Hucka D.:
Whitehead Crossing is long, is deep, is wide. A big box. Play.
bb:
Lisa’s Gnirps, Hucka D…
Hucka D.:
Yes. That was a center. Way.
bb:
I’m going to start to create a UmapS database modeled or substituting (sumtin) for the one at Gnirps. Or GNIrpS.
Hucka D.:
Yes. Way.
bb:
What means the marriage of parks Frank and Herman at that spot, Hucka D.
Hucka D. (after a pause):
Red. Green. Sister. Brother. Balance. Balance between red/silver and green/gold. Map Rat knows.
Map Rat:
Howdy!
bb:
Hi Map Rat. Welcome to the blog.
Map Rat:
I know. Iffy, isn’t it.
bb:
Not sure, Map Rat. Are you from Missouri?
Map Rat:
Yes. Sunklands. Crawled in a long time ago. Wide. Deep. Long.
bb:
Gnirps is just the outer or exterior side of an interior complexity. Output, then.
Map Rat:
Yes. Gang of Willard. Hobart. Krakatoa.
bb:
I’m getting all sorts of clues that Frank/Herman mythology is jumping up a step presently. Is this because of my focus on Whitehead Crossing?
Map Rat:
Yes. I am suppose to say yes here. (sound of change dropping in a plate) Thank you Hucka Doobie.
bb:
Are you being tipped, Map Rat?
Map Rat:
Only what counts. I can help with Gnirps. You have Con Creek and Damsel, Missouri. You have… you already have a lot. If you can draw around Whitehead Crossing for information that might be best (sound of more coins dropping in a plate). Thanks!
bb:
I’m uncomfortable with you being tipped, Map Rat. I think.
Map Rat:
I’m counting. 304. (pause to refresh) 306.
bb:
Are you being paid according to number of words in this post, Map Rat?
[no answer]
bb:
Up to 327 now. 329. 329 still Oh, 330. 330. 332 now. 333. Map Rat? 333 still. 333. 333. 333. Hmmmm… stuck on 333. Wait… 338.
Map Rat:
Are you finished? You need to start on another Whitehead Crossing Map. That’s what you need to do. You know (sound of coins again) — thank you Hucka D. — you know about Red Head, and how the Mossmen lived there but its hard to get inside. They didn’t want other avatars in there, but there was certainly a Big (sound of coins again) Lot of ’em in there. They met the bees, the humans or humanoids, at the Big Mall. Whitehead Crossing, Greenhead, and Red Head all in one. Norum.
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bb:
I think since Greenhead, the only UmapS version, is near both a Grassy Lake and a Little Grassy Pond, that Grassy Knoll has to be involved in the history of Whitehead Crossing.
Map Rat:
One element (sound of clicking coins). Thanks!
bb:
You’re getting pretty rich, Map Rat.
[no answer]
bb (continuing to look at map around Greenhead, Florida):
Wow, a Deadening Cemetery nearby, Map Rat. Or Hucka D. What a name! (pause again) But of course what I’m looking for is Red Head along this line. Oh, it’s the other direction. Big Blue Lake in-between, and Little Blue Pond. Marbles don’t you think?
[no answer]
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“There is an intimate link between Florida and Maine at Whitehead Crossing.”
http://bakerblinker.wordpress.com/category/nautilus-city/
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/data/2001/07/01/html/ft_20010701.5.html
Is there a square inch of Monhegan that has not been painted? Perhaps it is the silver light that dances off the mirror of the sea or the fog that softens the landscape that has lured painters here since the 19th century.
http://rockpiles.blogspot.com/2010/03/manana-island-cairns-by-mary-e-gage.html
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