Monthly Archives: March 2014

March 25, 2014 · 1:33 pm

7777 03

“Do you think Mr. Dundee could have made a pact with The Devil, Hucka Doobie?”

Hucka D.:

bb:

And an Australia Landing now found very near Duncan and Alligator. Coolie! Maybe Dundee’s power acquired through wrong channels was the ability to turn collages into paintings.

—–

Whitehead X-ing Timeline:

Mossmen reach Korean Channel through Portal System. Silverburg equals early base.

Mossmen establish Red Head near top of Channel. Contact with Bees at their neighboring Greenhead. Realization that they had psychically switched colors red and green with each other.

Whitehead moves into Da Woods. Retired.

Whitehead is not Whitehead before retirement. Is Red Head? Greenhead? He is a future ghost in his whiteness. Grave may be his nearby.

Explore idea that pre-retirement Whitehead is a Greenhead, or maybe a Mossman himself.

What is the relationship between Whitehead and Sinclair, then? Sinclair has his own Toy Room in the Synching Creek Mystery Area. On Sign Line. Primary creation Rock moves away from him and establishes own center at Rock’s House and Lee Triangle (confluence of Sign and Sink Lines). Then he creates Rocket to escape Mystery Area altogether. Lands in Blue Mountain at top of Korean Channel. Symbolically moves up Rocky Trail past Grey Rock/Seal Stone to Edward Stone and its Green [*Moss*] Turtle. Crosses fairy bridge (footbridge) but some say he crosses higher bridge across same Little Whitehead.

Edward of namesake Edward’s stone or Edward Stone. Like Emerald City of Oz, and has its own (The Emerald) (grass top — green before all else around it in Spring). Edward may be the same as Mr. Dundee and if so lives in Dundee Castle atop Dundee Cliffs. Changed his name from Edward to Dundee?

Moss Turtle perhaps created by Mossmen — would make sense.

Who lived in the Fairy House across Green Stream from Whitehead Xing? Was this Rock as well? I believe it is the entity that put Seal Stone atop Grey Rock. He also created or bought or otherwise procured a Crocodile Rock, later “assimilated” by Australian Dundee. There was a female entity named Sharon who controlled the (Seal) Stone, which may be the same as the Edward Stone.

Leave a comment

Filed under Frank Park, MAPS, Mississippi, Whitehead Crossing

March 25, 2014 · 9:07 am

7777 02

bb:

Cliffs of Dundee have become the same as Burnet 192/192/85 to 160/160/42. The elevation is halved in the descent from top to bottom. Line of Dundee comes into play here as well.

Hucka D.:

Yes.

bb:

In THOS, Dundee was a collector of paintings. He got hold of a Waverly Knapp piece, who always dated his works c1812. “Cliffs of Dundee” was one of these paintings, like the rocket picture.

bb:

The picture or painting of the Panama Canal you mean.

Hucka D.:

Yes. Sinclair was an original toy creator. He created Rock. Rock created Rocket. In the middle of the Synching Creek Designated Mystery Area. That’s in your *original* collage. When was that? Way back in 1980 or 1981. That’s where it all started. The Lee Triangle. The Cardinal Triangle. Sealston Heights. The rocket blasted off from Sealston Heights in the middle of the Cardinal Triangle in the middle of[ the Cardinal Province of Middle Gurr]. Rock somehow got a hold of “Notebook I”. He understood the sketchy history of Mythos within — realized High Ur and his Mystery Area was the 3rd eye of the whole thing, the Mythos of the North.

bb:

I think *Whitehead* must have known about that. Whitehead in Da Woods. Whitehead is the same as Sinclair?

Hucka D.:

[There’s that legend.]

bb:

Here’s something, perhaps: Sharon is to Wazob as Seal Stone is to Grey Rock.

Hucka D. (without pause):

Correct.

—–

bb:

Contemplation Loop was designed as a link between Man and Woods.

Hucka D.:

Maybe… you say it.

bb:

Maybe the loop is an octagon as well.

Leave a comment

Filed under Frank Park, Whitehead Crossing

March 25, 2014 · 8:26 am

7777

I’ve decided that I’m going to eventually have to move my Falmouth Gallery to a new location. Sunklands is a distinct possibility, perhaps in a week or 2. Not that Sunklands has much mystical power left, but it’s still a kind of home (like Rubi).

Hucka D.:

As you’ve gleaned, you must return to music. Animation or collage and music. CHRO and Improvisation. And composition, but CHRO.

bb:

CHRO must be treated as a parody.

—–

Hucka D.:

Collagesity?

bb:

The structures make the collages.

Hucka D.:

When I was in Sikk…

bb:

When *I* was in Sikkima, I didn’t have the Power Tower Gowlery finished. Falmouth wasn’t even conceived — a twinkling in a collagist’s eye. VWX Town was the ultimate for me. But I can’t — couldn’t — afford it.

Hucka D.:

No. The concept is sound[ though].

bb:

I went to real Whitehead X-ing today, Hucka. It was getting cold by then, though, and my back was a bit sore. Back trouble, eh?

Hucka D.:

There’s worse trouble. Truck gives you freedom. Keep the truck route.

bb:

Thanks.

Hucka D.:

What did you think of WH X-ing?

bb:

Well, The Emerald hasn’t grown back yet. Interesting to see when that takes place.

Hucka D.:

Soon[ obviously].

bb:

Green Turtle formation still there. Soon I’ll recreate the Thinking Path or Thinking Loop — Contemplation Loop I believe I called it[ last summer].

Hucka D.:

Yes. Important.

bb:

And of course I know that former Grey Rock is now Grey Seal, or Grey Rock topped by Seal Stone.

Hucka D.:

Rock has a mate: Stone. Sharron.

bb:

Stone was already there.

Hucka D.:

Stone is a fairy[ like Rock]. Sharie?

bb:

Stone…

Hucka D.:

Sharon, Greenburg, Meade. It’s there. Emerald. Moss. Meade. Moss Meade.

bb:

And Whitehead — Silver Technological Institute [ STI].

Hucka D.:

And Edward. Stone. Edward Stone.

bb:

Is Edward Stone the Green Turtle?

Hucka D.:

No [ as you’ve guessed].

bb:

One of my missions…

Hucka D.:

One of your missions is to figure out which stone is Edward’s stone or Edward Stone. The Green Turtle indicates that it must be nearby. Meeting of Whitehead and Little Whitehead is a possibility or clue.

bb:

Edward Stone is Emerald City. Maybe Edward Stone was moved.

Hucka D.:

Yes (!)

bb:

Someone put that rock on top of Grey Rock. Getting a few chills.

Hucka D.:

More chills[ are needed].

bb:

Seal Stone is Edward Stone?

[no answer]

bb:

What of the 4 Sticks area? Entered by Big Log[ traditionally].

Hucka D.:

More collages are needed. Don’t stop.

bb:

Nah, I think it’s over, Hucka D. [ the Falmouth collage series — 42 collages (!)]

Hucka D.:

Don’t count, just do.

bb:

Then maybe Roll is with Rock in town.

Hucka D.:

Yes again (!)

bb:

Where do or can you roll a rock?

Hucka D.:

Across Big Log.

“Cliffs of Dundee” (Waverly Knapp, c1812)

Leave a comment

Filed under **VIRTUAL SL, Corsica, Frank Park, Whitehead Crossing

March 23, 2014 · 1:51 pm

Ms. Hays

http://toysandtechniques.blogspot.com/2010/06/sorrel-hays.html

Leave a comment

Filed under **VIRTUAL SL

March 23, 2014 · 12:17 pm

Heman Park: Hermania & Billfork 03

Then we come to a Billfork revisit. To remind the reader, Billfork was the site of an important art happening or toy avatar event about 2 years ago. Nothing’s really happened there in the intervening time, but today I decided to import an interesting looking rock from the area above Billfork where I got the bottles and other objects for the aforementioned event. I also have a pot full of bricks and several other objects ready to go to Billfork from the same place when I get back there. Soon!

And as the case with Hermania, Billfork has changed a bit. I simply do not remember all these exposed bricks pictured below before. Will look really good in Billfork, I believe. New event!

The pots appeared different from before, and also arranged in unremembered ways…

Pipe stuck in ground.

Interesting rock in area.

A smaller rock from the same “gathering” area, with an unusual seeming notch, almost like a doorway or passageway.

Neighboring rock with interesting red band following its curving top.

Here’s the pointy rock I took back to Billfork with me. Very flat on the bottom.

Leave a comment

Filed under Billfork, Herman Park

March 23, 2014 · 12:14 pm

Herman Park: Hermania and Billfork 02

This day I also decided to revisit Hermania and TILE Falls for the first time since last summer or fall. The below photo is taken from behind TILE Falls, opposite the actual drop. The sunlit rock to the left is as yet unnamed, but still perhaps very, very important still to the TILE mythos…

… for on the bark of what appears to be another newly fallen tree — or fallen since my last visit — *3 apparently “man-made” notches are found, pointing directly to the island just beyond and below. My educated guess would be that the aliens have once again predicted my visit and left a sign. “Pay attention to the falls and rock!” they might be indicating.

Also this piece of lichen was hanging on a rhododendron branch directly above the island.

We’ll get back to TILE Falls and neighboring Hermania Central soon enough. Here’s a parting shot for now of the log crossing TILE Creek just upstream.

I should also note that the beaches of the area have *completely* changed in the meantime, and, for example, the position of Jupiter Beach, if we can still call it that, has moved downstream maybe 10 yards from where it was, and also enlarged (see below). There’s also more exposed rocks in the heart of Hermania, around Whole Tree, and a beachy strip of land runs from the log pictured above almost all the way to TILE Falls, curving left in the process. Most of this was simply not present before.

Leave a comment

Filed under Herman Park, Hermania, Tile Creek

March 23, 2014 · 12:10 pm

Herman Park: Hermania and Billfork 01

Shots from the mouth of TILE Creek, or at least where it enters Drink Lake. I believe I may study this delta region each spring to see what turns up.

A large tree has fallen across the fence surrounding Drink Lake near where TILE Creek dumps its waters.

Yellow flowers found on two lumps (“islands”) within TILE Creek here. This appears to be coltsfoot.*

Fence at western end of Drink Lake, already blog famous for the Boris Spider Phenomenon from Spring 2012. There’s the newly fallen tree again in the foreground.

Drink Lake Delta.

On the way to Pencilinsula, whose mountain laurel and rhododendron underbrush has grown so thick as to basically block access to the lake here, and the also blog famous Point Rock. But that’s okay — maybe the land needs to heal from past beaver ravages (SEE: Quadrobeavs).

You can see the TILE Creek bed extending well into Drink Lake, which means the lake is considerably shallower at times.

Old shoe found and turned over at Pencilinsula.

—–

* Coltsfoot foliage for later reference, perhaps:

8 Comments

Filed under Herman Park, Hermania

March 22, 2014 · 11:54 pm

Frank Park 02

Another interesting hike occurred perhaps the day after Korean Channel exploration. The focus this time was Greene Knob and a stream which tumbles off the side of it. No, I’m not talking about Falmouth Creek or Con Creek this time, but the creek *between* them, another as yet unnamed feature. It’s almost entirely hemmed in by rhodododendron from its source to Jacob I. Road, a distance of 1/3 to 1/4th of a mile. But at various points the stream is still accessible if you’re willing to bend down under the rhodo for a spell. I’ll have more to say about this creek soon. An appellation is needed, obviously.

Larger rock near the stream’s source.

On the same hike I ran across this obviously man-made shelter near the top of Greene Knob, after I ascended from Jacob I. Road. Height gained: 500-600 feet. Again I have no idea why someone would make this. Did someone actually use it for a shelter for a number of nights? Of course the culprit might have been now local legend Michael Too — a good chance.

Large meadow atop Greene Knob, just above the shelter. A number of white rocks appear in the foreground.

Then on the downward side of the ridge with the shelter (Shelter Ridge, then?), comes not one but several rock ledges of some significance. The below photo shows a point where you can descend to get to both the largest ones.

Ice flow in one of the rock ledges. I’ll return soon for better pics; I deem the ledges a pretty significant find. They exist directly west of Whitehead Crossing, which lies at the base of this same mountain, or, more accurately, in the Green Stream valley between Greene Knob and neighboring Allen Knob.

Leave a comment

Filed under Frank Park

March 22, 2014 · 11:51 pm

Frank Park 01

These pictures were taken several weeks ago in Frank Park. The first comes from a large meadow in the lower heart of the park, probably not pictured before in this blog.

But the first really interesting Blue Mtn. hike of the season involved exploring down the Korean Channel’s Green Stream, starting where Jacob I. Road crosses it. Along the way on my hike was encountered, in order, The Land of Blue and Purple, Con Creek (mouth), and the interesting as yet unnamed location seen in the several pictures below where the channel is rather cleanly divided into two parts by this clog of rhododendron, somewhat in the style of Green Oz Creek cut in half by Dark Space (formerly: Brownie). At the beginning of the rhododendron, this Green Stream “Dark Space”, appears these pipe pieces. Reasons for them being here in the absolute middle of nowhere? Unknown. Really, I can think of no reason except they blew in from somewhere else, but they’re pretty large for that explanation. Was someone planning to build a road through here at some point? Stumped, still. Is there another land artist working these woods besides me? If so, we can pretty safely assume they’re alien in origin (see: Bill Mountain Alien Infestation related posts). Yup, that’s my best guess right now.

Upper part of the Korean Channel looking back from the position of the pipes — whence I came.

Soon the creek cascades past rocks small and not so small.

To the right, walking down, I was rather amazed to see the following solid white rock face staring back at me. Nice!

After some tricky hiking, I was able to emerge from the rhododendron into the lower, open part of the channel. A beer can on a rotting log was encountered along the way. But I didn’t make it all the way to the mouth of Green Stream, as I had done once or twice before when navigating this same hike. I decided to turn around soon after the beer can, just as I glimpse a larger rock island in the creek ahead. Unfortunately my pics of this island didn’t turn out well.

On the way back, I decided to photograph this small beachy area along Green Stream, where I easily jumped the creek. I suppose Ford Beach would be a good name.