Go back to the Gene Fade Mountain’s 80 post art work and look closely at posts 00, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, perhaps comparing them with the 8 (or 9) points of the Burnet “octagon”, if end is looped back into beginning. We’ve already made a connection between the 80 posts rock work and Kentucky’s Bee Line (through Fade Mtn.’s [failed] Weaving Spot). Is it now also connected to Whitehead X-ing’s Contemplation Loop, given that the weaving spot was also such a loop for at least one day? Must compare lengths of all. Something will arise.
Today I plan to go back to Missouri and also Kentucky further up the same ridge and take some notes, perhaps some c[h]ord. Will have to be 70 yards in length. I’m thinking of using wire. Will a train track be built at Kentucky? Missouri?
First, a photo taken day before yesterday from Kentucky of the Byng Creek area. I’ve visited Kentucky each of the past 3 days, and plan to return there again today after work. More photos will be forthcoming I assume. The below shot is framed by the 2 Lovey Dovey trees on the northern edge of the natural platform, with the Bee Line forming between them just in the foreground and extending another 60-70 yards into the background. Basically impossible to see it in the photo without knowing where to look, but I thought I’d insert it here anyway to generate a bit of text about this very important, apparently psychic *diagonal* across Kentucky. And yes I understand there may now be a tie-in with Heterocera’s The Diagonal I’ve been chatting about so much lately.
We then switch to Whitehead Crossing, the apparent center of centers still of my woodsy extracurricular activity. Below we have a photo taken from the head of No Title Spring, looking down on Grey Seal in the distance. Once more not the best of shots, but thought I’d add it into the mix anyway, since that spot is part of a small list of proposed mediation locations within Whitehead Crossing.
And now we come to the Contemplation Loop, the biggest development in Whitehead Crossing for quite some time, perhaps since Hucka Doobie fished 50 bottles out of Whitehead “Crik” several years back. All remaining photos of the current post come from this loop, designed as a place to pace in a circular manner in order to establish a bridge between man and woods. Before the Contemplation Loop, Whitehead X-ing was too isolated from man (i.e., me). Now its coming into line — through a path line. And, yeah, I’ve thought about a connection between *this* path, a line in the woods, and the Bee Line from Kentucky, which has also become a sort of path since I’ve walked up and down it a number of times now.
At a normal pace, Contemplation Loop takes a bit over a minute to complete. To the east is Grey Seal, which you head directly toward in a straighter stretch of it.
To the south is Whitehead Creek, but, even closer, Little Whitehead. Big Log is also clearly visible from the Loop. Below we have a picture not of Big Log but another, smaller fallen tree lavishly decorated with ferns and extending almost all the way from Contempation Loop to Little Whitehead.
Another fallen tree parallels much of Little Whitehead just behind the log pictured above from this angle.
Hucka D. is not here. Instead it’s Hucka B., Hucka The Bee. Burnet.
bb:
Are you not Hucka D., then? You sound like Hucka D. Not sure what you look like.
Hucka D.:
Here I am. In the background. Of Nowheresville.
bb:
Like the nothing background or backdrop for Jasper 07.
Hucka D.:
Yes. And, yeah, it’s Hucka D. Just making a point.
bb:
Thanks. So I think the octagonal shaped building next to the master location of Burnet — Joe’s Garage — is a Zappa reference pure and simple. A future Zappa tiling.
Hucka D.:
Yes. Better get to Jasper 08.
bb:
Thanks again. So in the Jasper 08 collage, we have a flag with a D inside a diamond that I believe stands for any sim along The Diagonal, starting with Dierle.* In this case, it stands for Burnet, the 10th sim up from Dierle if we count the latter as the first.
Hucka D.:
Yes.
bb:
That the octagon building Joe’s Garage is there beside the master location of this particular sim, and that it represents the main building of the associated spaceport, called *Washburne* or Washtown* in the land description [ but not the sign on the front], is no accident. This resonates with the flooding seen in Jasper 08 as well, a flood seeming to head straight for the octagon shape in *that* collage and the boy encased in such. The boy with the single, giant eyeball in place of a head. Don’t you think Hucka D.?**
Hucka D.:
Yes.
bb:
We know the orange octagon also stands for Billfork and its 8 major nodes, and also a 9th which has escaped, just as the hummingbird — which is the same as a martin according to collage interpretations — has escaped from the octagon and is flying against the tide of the flood in this collage.
Hucka D.:
Yes sir.
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“This is Jasper 08.”
Hucka D.:
This is Jasper 08.
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* We know this because the row of similar tiles in Jasper 07 has just been associated with the sims of this Diagonal, starting with Dierle. Also of note: the Burnet/32/32/32 master location is exactly one-*eighth* into the sim from the southwest corner, since 256/32 = 8. Another reference to 8, then. Reciprocal.
** A rainy day is sometimes referred to as “a wash” as well.
Even the foreground tile of the picture is adorned with a “D” (the logo of the Detroit Tigers, seen on all subsequent tiles as well extending into the background), just as the first sim on The Diagonal is Dierle, and associated with the letter “D” in the above grid diagram and also in the the microcosmic replica of The Diagonal in Westside’s Church of The Diagonal (below pic; far left letter).
In looking further at Jasper 07, there’s no real doubt in my mind that this *is* a representation of the future, extended version of The Diagonal. Jasper 07 partially concerns — consciously, that is — the early version of The Diagonal, known only in its “Rubi exclusive” state then. See here for an interpretive post concerning Jasper 07, also from 2009.* And see here, once more, for my 2008 series about the Rubi aspect of The Diagonal if you wish.
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We switch subjects to VWX Town’s ties to the actual (*non*-virtual) Whitehead Crossing, or “WX” without the “V”, as it were. I see the link now mainly made through the big grey seal perched on a segment of the Power Tower Gowlery, an obvious and also conscious representation of WX’s pivotal Grey Seal (Grey Rock + Seal Stone). The stream below the virtual grey seal may also stand for WX’s Whitehead Brook, Little Whitehead, and No Name Spring one and all, as the Grey Seal rock formation lies relatively close to each.
Admittedly, there’s a tension between just giving up the virtual version of Whitehead Crossing — which actually has little to do with the real version except for the connections listed just above — and keeping it into October and perhaps beyond. On the one hand, I’m obviously going to be focusing more on the outdoors and Frank and Herman Parks for the next several months, taking time and energy away from Second Life. On the other hand, we have the growing story of The Diagonal, an exterior energy source for VWX Town that ties it to the whole continent of Heterocera and beyond. I’ll just have to play the two directions against each other for a while longer and see what happens. At any rate I’m certainly pleased about progress made on an interpretation of The Diagonal so far. It may even outstrip Jeogeot mysticism (Big E/Schwa, etc.) in the long run. And to close, I’d like to thank my virtual neighbor Veyot for testing out aspects of The Diagonal and calling it a very interesting theory. 🙂
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* In the post, I say of this collage and central image the following:
The overall shape of the orange tiled surface, in combination with the circular shape containing the keyhole at the top of the collage, is also keyhole shaped, Hucka D. The shape runs from the very top to the very bottom of the collage. This collage also happens to be 1024 pixels wide and 682 pixels high, making a relationship of 3:2 between the sides. 1024 is the size of the parcel I just rented in Klein, Hucka D [made up, as well, originally of 2 side-by-side 512 parcels]. The middle of the orange tile lies about 512 pixels from either side as well; exact center of the collage left-to-right, then…. This despite the fact that the overall shape of Jasper 07 is not based on any found photo this time, Hucka D. It is instead *tiled* from an edited picture of a toy, found in a search for Rookwood+tiles…
The last Frank/Herman Park related post of this blog was created June 10, where I discussed further ramifications of finding a diamond shaped rock at Whitehead Crossing. All posts beyond this, up until (and including) this one, have instead dwelt on Wiltshire, England, where I spent the last 2 weeks of June. Amazing! But back to the point.
The last Frank/Herman Park related post I mentioned:
On June 9th, perhaps when I was preparing this last F/H post, a diamond shaped crop circle formed in a field just below the famous Alton Barnes white horse. Only today have I looked up more info on the crop circle, because on the surface, it looks quite manmade and artificial — an amateur effort, one could say. But maybe not. In contrast, the diamond shaped rock I found at Whitehead Crossing the week before was very regular and delineated. It was a true diamond, very similar to the one in the midst of the Arkansas flag I also reproduce in that 6/10 blog post.
But something else has come up in the meantime. The same field that gave us the diamond crop circle of 6/9 also produced, during my stay in England, another crop circle, which has some more surface oddities attached to it. This is the circle I’m talking about, which is a true circle on the perimeter. I was probably one of the first half dozen to dozen people to see this crop circle, which later morphed into a phase 2 (a certain percentage of crop circles have additional phases like this). Red Collie, who I’ve learned to trust to a large degree in discussions of crop circle meanings, has this to say about it:
At Stanton St. Bernard on June 21, 2013, we saw a very clever field image which resembles a “reel of magnetic tape”:
Six angular numbers were coded into that “tape” in the order 2, 2, 3, 1, 3, 9 when reading inward from the outside. This scheme of coding is almost the same as that used at Barbury Castle on June 1, 2008 (see http://www.dailymail.co.uk), except now each angle of the spiral codes for a number using the formula n x 50o instead of n x 36o.
In light of the diamond crop circle – Whitehead Crossing diamond rock synchronicity mentioned above, I took a closer look at the articles and comments for the 6/21 circle occurring in the same field. At the end of the articles page is a broken English article pointing out a connection with a mysterious spinning statuette in the Manchester Museum, only a stone’s throw from the Alan Turing Building Red Collie mentions in his comments. The Alan Turing (connect to “turning”?) tour (“turn”?) Collie also mentions took place on June 18, 2013. The second statuette turning related post from Manchester Museum personnel comes from 6/20, where the time lapse video is introduced.
The Manchester Museum houses over 16,000 objects from ancient Egypt and Sudan, making one of the largest collections in Britain and one with world-class holdings in a number of areas.
When I first noticed that one of our Middle Kingdom statuettes (Acc. no. 9325) had been turned around 180 degrees to face the back of its case in our new Ancient Worlds galleries, I wondered who had changed the object’s position this without telling me. The Egyptians themselves would have appreciated the concern to make visible for passers-by the text on its back pillar – a prayer for offerings for the deceased.
What is very strange is that the statue has spun in a perfect circle – it hasn’t wobbled off in any particular direction.
Main Entry: coffer [kaw-fer, kof-er] Show IPA
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: large box
Synonyms: case, casket, chest, exchequer, repository, strongbox, treasure chest, treasury, war chest
Pooh searches for Master Bee at 4 Sticks, crossing Big Log to enter. 4 Sticks misses him. Gift of honey stuck on knob of Big Log. This is legend. 4 Sticks knows this is Crossroads and 49 x 61 = 2989. 2989 is the Master Number. 2989 is the Master’s Number.
Where does Pooh come from to visit 4 Sticks? He has planned and planned and planned for this trip.
Pooh sometimes said he was a swan and not a bear.
Is Master Bee Hucka Doobie? Did Pooh go to the wrong location (4 Sticks instead of Greenhead, where the Bees actually lived)?
Pooh visits Herman Forest, traveling from his home of Ashdown Forest in England. Ambassador?
2989 Pooh’s Honeypot – Brickipedia, the LEGO Wikilego.wikia.com – 384 × 288 – More sizes
384 x 288 = 110592
49 x 61 = 2989
37 x 49 x 61 = 110593
Set # 2989-1: The Big Honeypot 1,200px × 883px
1200 x 883 = 1059600
1200 x 883 * 2 = 2119200
2989 x 709 = 2119201
709 is the 59th progression of Arithmetic Progressions/Difference of 12, starting at 1.
2989 is the 249th progression of Arithmetic Progressions/Difference of 12, starting at 1.
2119201 is the 176600th progression of Arithmetic Progressions/Difference of 12, starting at 1.
Big Log, a name for the giant knobby log (tulip tree, I believe) crossing Whitehead Brook near or at the center of Whitehead Crossing. Is this the crossing itself?
4 Sticks is just below, and stands for Zoso, as Big Log represents the Robert Plant independence from Lead Zeppelin, as we’ve seen in [delete carrcass name because I’m too lazy to count back the numbers right now]. Big Log is a song from Plant’s 2nd solo album, and first where he establishes this true independence, and more positive way to view the world beyond a dark, Zeppelin heart. “Rock and Roll” also plays a role, so: Rock and Role. I am Hucka Doobie the Bee.
Crossroads (actual Whitehead in Florida is Whitehead Crossroads, conjoined with Red Head, Greenhead, Norum, Orange Hill and others in the same county):
“You know where you are, Robert Johnson? You are standing in the middle of the crossroads. At midnight, that full moon is right over your head. You take one more step, you’ll be in Rosedale. You take this road to the east, you’ll get back over to Highway 61 in Cleveland, or you can turn around and go back down to Beulah or just go to the west and sit up on the levee and look at the River. But if you take one more step in the direction you’re headed, you going to be in Rosedale at midnight under this full October moon, and you are going to have the Blues like never known to this world. My left hand will be forever wrapped around your soul, and your music will possess all who hear it. That’s what’s going to happen. That’s what you better be prepared for. Your soul will belong to me. This is not just any crossroads. I put this “X” here for a reason, and I been waiting on you.”
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bb:
That you Hucka D.? Fiddling around with my blog on your own again?
Hucka D.:
Hi baker b. Welcome to the Baker Bloch Blog!
bb:
Thanks, er. So this has something to do with Johnson at the X-ing. Too queer that we just watched a Mighty Boosh episode (“Electro”) based on this famous selling of a soul.
What’s with the Poisoned Gate? Who came up with that? A negatively charged gateway in Whitehead Crossing?
bb:
Just a story[ mind you].
Hucka D.:
What happens when I, as a bug, pass through the gate?
bb:
Probably nothing. Again…
Hucka D.:
It *can* be used as a portal, if you know the magic words.
bb:
What of the Diamond Rock at Diamond Beach, Hucka?
Hucka D.:
Another rock for you to find. Piecing together the whole story. Slowly.
bb:
Is it the tale that wags the dog?
[no answer]
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As explained in the Whitehead X-ing, Late Spring 03 I found a rock on a Whitehead Brook beach shaped like an almost perfect diamond rhombus, perhaps of a 4×7 variety. This happens to be the base shape for my old Opus 1 drawing from my college art class days. I’ll have to dig up a picture of the work, which I still have downstairs in the basement somewhere. Maybe I should take a new pic of it in light of finding this diamond rock. What would filmmaker Gene Fade think of this discovery? Did his “Fade to Moss” subject matter Rock Meadows know of this particular rock? Many questions to be answered.
Sunklands 
