A year ago I had my older plane on the trailer, dis-assembled with the wings on the racks, waiting for a weather window to go gift in the mountains behind Dooney and Stevo in Montana, also to drop a bunch of special orgonite along what Carol, Dooney and Stevo described as an abandoned (evacuated in ancient times?) hyperdimensional Lemurian city along the western side of the Clark Fork River downstream from Superior, Montana. Superior is on the way to where D and S live. The river is in a beautiful valley, there.
[Image Can Not Be Found]
We arrived kind of late in the afternoon
[Image Can Not Be Found]
I flew at a thousand feet above the ground, along the river, and I found it worked best to ‘bless’ the route by making sure that the plane was level and I could see the opposite banks by glancing out each side of the cabin. I flew to ‘bless’ a death tower on a high ridge on the way to my run and the left wingtip was about forty feet from the top of the tower–felt kind of intimate [Image Can Not Be Found]
After I landed it was about an hour before I could stop smiling. The sun was setting, then, but even though the air was calm we saw two, beautiful lenticular clouds forming in the north, which was the direction I had flown from the airport. Carol was quite gratified by that. Natural lenticulars form when strong winds carry warm air aloft, where the moisture condenses in that particular shape before suddenly returning to lower altitudes on the other side of mountain peaks. As the air heats up again by compression (more atmospheric pressure at lower altitude) the moisture evaporates again. Ordinary cumulus clouds form by warm air currents rising in a column, where the air kind of stalls and eventually spills in a more haphazard way off the top of the column–kind of like how a fountain works. There was no strong wind, then [Image Can Not Be Found] and it was an incredibly beautiful flight in smooth air. It was also the first time I’d taken an aircraft on the road for ‘foreign’ missions.
Antigravity craft are apparently able to generate the same effects to create that cloud shape around them, we believe; the larger the cloud, the bigger the craft. Carol and I have seen lots of antigravity craft in the sky so it’s not a stretch for us to assume that this is true about un-natural lenticulars. I think that anyone who will pay attention will eventually also see these craft.
Doing it just before the full moon also may have been helpful to the waiting Lemurians, I think. Carol told me that they’re very grateful. She felt that ‘blessing’ the river would be more helpful to them than dropping the orgonite along the mountain tops and ridges and that the city’s location has a lot to do with that river. This is the river that empties into Lake Pend Oreille, which is near our home.
We got the plane loaded and secured before dark and drove through Missoula to D and S’s place in the Bitteroot Valley, south of that city. After a terrific supper we got in the chatroom with Hawthorne, Mark Bennett in UK and Laurent in Switzerland. That was closer to the time of the full moon.
~Don
