2013 Summary 02

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Local Hiking.

It was another good year for local hiking developments. Not quite the action packed year of 2012 for this, but several reasons here. First was the trip to England, which took up a bit of summer time. Next was the colder winter (it was an esp. mild Feb. and March in 2012), and also a very rainy July upon our return from overseas. Third was a back injury in the Fall which has hampered me in Nov. and Dec., not the best of months to hike anyway. On the plus side we did not get much snow in winter, and I was able to return to the woods a bit.

I’ve reviewed the Frank Mtn. aliens, and I suppose the main development along with that has been those in Sharieland, the heart of Herman Park. A complex mythology is still being developed there, topped, for now, by the 11 part “Sharieland Once More” posts from late October. It was the last hike through Sharieland that really locked up my back, and made me go to the dr. There I found out that I had misaligned my hips at some point — not sure of the exact cause still, but it could occurred at work, at my mom’s house (where I slept on the couch a lot), or in the woods themselves, where I may have just stepped in a hole or something. But as of a couple of weeks ago, I got the hips realigned by a physical therapist, and appear to be on my way to a full recovery. It’s just one of those life adjustments, because the therapist told me that my hamstrings were *really* tight, and I needed to work on those to prevent future back problems, along with stretching in general. So it all came to a good ending, if I can just get totally better now and lift boxes again.

A small toy happening (bottles, really) was created on Falmouth Creek in Frank Park in April as well. Further contact, via leaves, was made at Con Creek (Concrete Falls), which I assume is connected to the Bill Mtn. contact. *Graves* were found near Whitehead Crossing. The mythology of Whitehead X-ing itself was significantly enlarged, especially in April-May. This will continue.

Mythopolis.

Right at the end of the year, I found the campsite of what Hucka D. calls Michael Tree, or Michael Treed, I believe. This, however, was not in Blue Mountain, home of my precious Frank and Herman Parks, but *Mythopolis*, where I grew up, but haven’t explored much, really, since age 25. I believe I now have an angle into introducing all that old Mytholopolis material, including maps. Like Michael Too of Frank & Herman Parks, Michael Treed created *rock* temples. Now I don’t think it’s possible that this is the same as Michael Too, but they certainly seem related. And I believe the Michael Treed’s campsite rock creation also mirrors Michael Too’s largest rock temple of Dongoba in Frank Park, since destroyed. Another bizarre, new development.

Shining synchs.

I discussed Carrcass-10 already, my own personal contribution to Shining synchs, but there are others, as I’ve discovered this year. Primary among these is a work by John Fell Ryan called The Shining: Forwards and Backwards, featured in the Room 237 documentary. I’ve described it in this blog as the most important audiovisual synchronicity beyond Dark Side of the Rainbow and 2001-Echoes from the 1990s, a type of DSotR for the 21st Century. But there are others related to this, more studies but still technically synchronicities perhaps, where, for example the ending of 2001 is overlapped with the end of The Shining. But, more importantly, there is a rather huge body of research about The Shining found online, only a segment of which was featured in the above mentioned documentary. I point out Juli Kearns’ amazing online material, and also Rob Ager. Inspired by this, I’ve stumbled upon my own small slice of original research concerning The Shining involving what at first glance appear to be film blotches or flaws, following up on some observations by Kearns. VWX Town/Rubi Forest and The Shining also seem intimately connected for peculiar reasons — I here esp. think of the woods as doubling the labyrinth or maze of the movie (which itself mirrors The Shining’s Overlook Hotel, the setting for the great majority of the film). I’ve also described The Shining as the Omega Point, and I believe it represents the “end of synching” in a manner, in a way, as Dark Side of the Rainbow (and accompanying or satellite 2001-Echoes) creates a beginning, an Alpha Point. Kubrick was certainly a mad genius, and an ultra manipulator. I think he knew with The Shining that he had something very very special. I’m sure he was guided by synchronicity itself for much of this, inspired perhaps by the fact that actors playing Jack and Danny in the film had the same first names as their characters (etc.).

Map research.

This is tied into The Shining material, actually, like the 3 bears synch also involving Second Life (Egan sim), points to the *other* side of the Going to the Sun Road that Jack drives up in his yellow VW at the beginning of the synch. The recent Vineyard-Wizard Wells in Jack County is a good example — I think it has to do with the film (and Carrcass-10 through nearby Runaway Beach!). Map synchy stuff is also directly tied to Frank and Herman Park mythology now, continuing a trend from last year.

England: England itself!

An amazing amazing 2 week stay in England during the second half of June. I wrote a summary of my experiences starting here (LINK). I visited a good number of the Wiltshire white horses, got accosted, had amazing hikes in fields and forests, visited Stonehenge at summer solstice, visited Avebury many times, split my stay between Devizes and Marlborough, framing burgs of the primary crop circle country of not only England but the world, saw several crop circles as well from a distance, visited Honeystreet’s The Barge almost every day, the famed hub of crop circledom. Life changing experience!