I’ve spent this morning collating old gifting logs I made, and, thought I should post it up here. There isn’t much reflection within these, it is mainly just reports.
March 22nd 2005
Have been busting towers for the last few weeks, but am still trying to square myself with releasing the stories as getting into geography etc seems to be letting the enemy know where to look. Have done my area fairly well now though and feel great with what I am doing (no doubt they know where we all are anyhow). Think I have done around 10 major tower arrays and 40 or so minor towers, along with several other targets, and feel I am about half done with this areas main targets.
Just to back up others reports, the spews seem to have proliferated in direct response to these actions (or in prep for ‘bird’ flu). Also lower flying planes as others say, I witnessed this out gifting yesterday, I only have a 3x zoom cam and usually you cannot see the plane, yesterday though you could see a couple of planes clearly with four trails being laid from each (along with the usual higher altitude planes).
Rich
March 24th 2005
Busted another major tower array today and several smaller ones in an adjoining town to where I live and put 8 tbs around the hospital there, got a distinct impression 'other' positive forces were clearing out the skies, as the spew proliferation continues, so does the 'mysterious' cleaning process.
From a confirmation perspective – Today was a good day.
March 25th 2005
Being a bank holiday, i thought what better way to spend the day than doing a gifting spree around London. The girlfriend was not overly happy as I had told her we were going to Dorchester until we set off as I didn’t want any plans known! She soon adjusted, but has been working in london all week so didn’t fancy the 250 mile round trip, but she reolises it is for a greater good. Took 80 or so TBs, and off we set, had to stop myself stopping off on the way as there are about 40 towers on the route from here along the M3 into London. Anyway, long story short – The BT Tower in Westminster now has a ring of 8 TBs around it, Nelsons column has about 6, Buckingham Palace has around 8, Westminster Cathedral about 6, Houses of Parliament about 15 and the rest were just placed in 1/4mile or so intervals around Westminster district. Hopefully some reptiles will be sleeping alittle less comfortably when residing in london now More scary than the area I live in but worth it no doubt.
Unfortunately that’s me out for a couple of weeks as I have to get my rent together before buying my next batch.
April 7th 2005
Having not been out for a gift of any kind in over a week, I decided tonight should be a decent run.
First off my girlfriend and I went north of our city (bournemouth), up to Knowlton Henge, it is an ancient site dating to around 2,500bc
Buried 8tbs and a hhg around the area, then we went to verwood and gifted the tower on the firestation there, which took a few TBs as I encouraged the girlfriend to 'throw' some out of the car – something I have decided does not work as she has the throwing power of a 18month old (sorry huni!), so after I reverted to the tried and trusted – pulling over and getting out, quickly burying and away. Then we went across to ferndown and gifted the BT exchange whose roof is awash with small towers and a larger stand alone, then an industrial estate in the same town and gifted a very large tower. Then on the way back with nightfall approaching fast I decided to head from ferndown across to christchurch as there is a huge tower there that is in the middle of a woods, my girlfriend was not up for walking up to it in fading light, so I went up alone, ran up halfway until I fell short of breath then walked the rest. When I got there, there was actually two towers there which were gifted comprehensively as they are to my knowledge the last major arrays in the bournemouth area (though lots of smaller masts still to do no doubt), then strolled back along a comfortable walkway I didn't see on the way up (aint that just typical!). Then on the way back I stopped of to re-gift an array near our flat which was souped up shortly after it was gifted a fews weeks back, just to make sure we are covered here.
Back now feeling empowered and happy to be back in the groove. Peace
Rich
April 9th 2005
Today has been another productive one, I drove to southampton, parked up by towers r us, i mean toys r us! with 2 hours free parking thought I would make good use of this so loaded my rucksack with around 60tbs and off I trotted, gifted the central area there, only came across 15 or so towers, and did a little gridding, and the hosiptal. Then with my free parking time almost up I went back to my car and did some directionless driving and came across another 5 in the burbs (working class burbs that is though), then drove around the dock area/industrial estate and found another 3. Then on the way back I had a rather inspired time, did about 6 smaller towers with the 'lob' out of my passenger side method, and another 8 larger ones with the pulling over and burying, pulled off the M27/A31 4x blindly at junctions and seemed to instinctively drive directly to towers each time (not saying this was psychic, more getting a handle on how the muppets work!), now every tower on route between bournmouth and southampton are done except 1 which is getting it tomorrow. All in all about 110tbs used on 40 or so varying size towers et al.
Knackered now, but it is good excercise. Peace Rich
April 10th 2005
Today I very nearly got ‘caught red handed’, went out to Exbury to visit the home of Edmund Rothschild, didn’t want to pay to get into the gardens, so drove around looking for a free parking place nearby, after a couple of wrong turns, someone had obviously called the police as they turned up soon after I parked and had just got out of my car to bury, thankfully I had already decided it was not a good idea as the area was too open, so had returned to my car as the copper arrived. Anyway I thought after opening the window and asking the bobby where the entrance to exbury gardens were that the only way to get close was to pay the f*****g horror mongers to get in! It proved a fruitful experience and I buried 7EP’s (2 very poorly) and 12TB’s around his lovely gardens (alot around witchers wood ).
Edmund your time of power is short! All in all a very cool weekends work.
Peace
Rich
April 15th 2005
I've had an immense and very unwelcome confirmation this week, where a helicopter circled over my home for around an hour between 1-2am on tuesday nite. Thankfully I have a harmonic protector at my mothers to collect tomorrow, as I felt like I was being fried from the inside. I have ummed and rrred about whether to post this, but it is the truth and hence I guess should be put out there. The last few weekends there have been a very high number of helicopters over bournemouth, and very low planes (though initially I thought 'no rich these are just due to the airport nearby it can't be due to a few hundred TBs etc I've put out there'), but when I left the city sunday there were two on the road out (A338) around a set of towers I busted the day before, one of which was still over the area, albeit further down by 1/4mile or so, upon my return 2-3hours later. Also when I was at sunday's target after burying most of my luggage, another helicopter came over (although I didn't see it), and took that as a queue to leave. Not sure if they were black (dark though), as I don't pay too much attention.
Big thank you to Stacie and Donna, as they helped me out whilst this was occurring, over the past couple of days.
(Also around this time beginning when I gifted Westminster, I had a set of dreams begin where initially demonic entities entered my flat, and in fear and panic I had to warn my girlfriend, however I was unable to get any words out, just an awful yelp, my girlfriend had to wake me up several times from these. After discussing this with Stacie she suggested the yelping element was from a blocked throat chakra, so I built a HHg with Sapphire, Aquamarine and Lapis and had this under my bed with the others, the dreams then 'drew in' and after the 4th I have not had one since.)
April 17th 2005
Just a quick note, for any UK busters/lurkers, went back to where I consider home (Worcester) this weekend, and scattered just over 20 TBs around the central area, starting at the cathedral(6tbs), then down to the river severn, along the river to the racecourse (7 into the river), then across from there to the end of lowesmore and back to the cathedral. Generally just gridding this area (along the streets off the high street etc), I was going to go looking for towers, but found myself short of time, so decided I would get the centre done, and work out from there in subsequent visits (Also because some family lives around there, and wanted them covered). Also gifted a couple of family members with my ugly HHgs! and another friend 4tbs to put in the corners of his house.
John has also done Defra in Worcester. To my dismay, it was a whiteout this morning across that whole area, right across worcester past stratford, which has made me promise myself I will redouble my efforts. Peace Rich
April 25th 2005
Sorry if this is a long one!
Thursday my girlfriend and I flew up to Glasgow, from here we got our hire care (after negotiating due to my booking one from Glasgow international rather than prestwick where we actually flew!). Targets for our visit were Dolphins in Moray Firth (140 resident bottlenose, UK’s largest school), Fortingall Yew and stone circles, Grandtully – St Mary’s Church, Dull – Celtic stone circles and Rosslyn Chapel. At this point I must say a big thank you to John, who gifted me with 15 dolphin balls (of which I took 11, along with 77 Earth Pipes or so, and a HHg), we were a couple of KG’s over our combined luggage max, which was a good guess (the only clothes we took were hand luggage), but only £9.40 surcharge so no sweat. We set off from Glasgow to Inverness (moray firth), but along the way on the A9 there was a signpost for Grandtully, so we went and had a look, after much driving around and asking we eventually came across St Mary’s, a small church which has been rebuilt I believe on the ruins of an ancient site, with the time around 8pm and nobody around I immediately went to work burying 12 Eps around the grounds and surrounding field, elated we wondered back to the car and up to Inverness by around 10.40 we were at our hotel. Bright and early the next morning we went immediately out to nairn which is a good sighting spot apparently for our ocean going friends, we stopped in around 6 shops looking for a rubber dingy to buy to row out on as we were not comfortable with going on a dolphin cruise or hiring a boat with driver whilst we unloaded 11 chunks of resin and metal! No joy, so we went further east to a marina that was suggested but the only dingies they had were wooden slatted and would not have been suitable for taking back, and, they would only hire us one for the bay (where dolphins aren’t seen), so back we went to Inverness, sure that we would get a cheapish dingy, we went to Caley marina, but the only ones they had started at £400+ ($750ish) which was abit of a shocker, so we again set off into the city centre to look around shops, Blacks, Milletts, Woolworths and local outdoor shops were all checked to no avail. By now it was approaching 2pm and we had to drive back to Edinburgh by mid-evening, so tensions were running high. Now I pondered buying one for £400, but living in a studio flat without a garage and a costume designing girlfriend means space is a premium!
So back we drove to Caley Marina to decide what the best means was, out we came with £40 spent on a body board and some shorts, I had decided I was going swimming in the sea! Back we went to Cairn (firing myself up with some of my fav adrenalin tunes on the way), we loaded my backpack with 10 Dolphins balls and I changed into the shorts and headed for the beach, once there I started to bottle it somewhat as I reolised it was near freezing in the water and the time was nigh, the tide was out so there was a 30M or so area of water before another section of the sand was still above the wave line, in I went! The current was a hassle, but a was a lifeguard in my early working life so knew I would be OK. Swam across to the secondary area and got out stomped across to the next bit and just waded in with 2 Dolphin Balls as I had reolised carrying 15kg on your back on a bodyboard was a little tricky! About 20 yards further I stopped and tossed the first 2 as far as I could, then waded back and grabbed the rest on the backpack still, as I was a very bright red and worried about hypothermia!(SP) after again wading out and chucking the next 6 I was distraught to notice that one a them was so low in the water the rope attached was still showing L by now I was too cold to wade/swim out and grab and throw further, this was such a blow to moral I felt sick to the stomach.
So with one still left, I waded back and swam back to the beach and changed ASAP and got back in the car with heaters full blast, wasn’t overly cold to be honest as the adrenalin had kept me OK, but I almost had an innie (not my belly button either!). Then in typical fashion on the way back we stopped about 4miles before Inverness at a beach we had seen, which was much better than the area I had swam from! Tossed the last two out from there as best I could (sorry John, I did try my best!), then we drove down to Edinburgh, via lock ness (the girlfriend said it was only a little bit out of the way GRRRRRRRRRRRR! About 1.5hours more like, covered in salt water, I was more than a little irritable), tossed 4Eps into the lock for nessie and hid one at urquhart castle, eventually we got back to Edinburgh at around 9.30pm, did I sleep well that night!
Beautiful part of the world by the way! The next morning we again rose and headed straight back up to the southern highlands, stopped at the perth visitor centre to get a detailed map, then headed straight towards Fortingall (Pontius Pilate’s birthplace it is claimed, and, multiple lay crossing area very near the centre-point of Scotland) along the way we passed Dull1/4mile so headed there and asked a local who kindly pointed out the stone circle and mass, which were duly gifted with 12EP’s. Then we immediately went to fortingall, the yew there (purported to be europes oldest) has seen better days and is walled off for protection, this area was too busy with visitors, so 4EP’s were buried around the grounds of the church, and another 5 in hedgerows, then in the churh we found directions to some stone circles we had passed, so we doubled back and buried another 6 there (close enough to also cover the yew area).
Things were going better than planned! Next to Mt. Schiehallion (fairy mountain), this is where the first meeting of the Scottish rite took place, and many other worldly beings have been seen etc. Again it is a centre point and is suggested there are openings to the underworld hidden in it, today I was not feeling as energetic, so we only climbed a couple of hundred metres up, and about 600 along and buried the first 4EP’s, then back to the car, along about half a mile and buried another 6 around a 1/2mile or so, then again back to the car and stopped off at various points burying 2 at a time in another 5 areas, making it a total of 20EP’s there (if ‘they’ want to come out from there again it will be past a big blast of POR!!!). By the way I read that lots of countries have these ‘centre point’ anomalies, might be worth looking into in other parts. We made such good time of it that we stopped of for a drink and some carot cake and got back to Edinburgh by 7pm and decided to head straight to rosslyn for the final target of our trip, the chapel was closed and has a corrugated roof ontop were work was being done, this meant it was quiet and easy to bury the final 15EP’s all around the area, and the HHg.
Job done, back now needing a break to recover from the break! 920miles driven (1200miles flown at a guess), through lots of wonderful countryside and lochs, all in all a lovely, productive break. More on the targets hit; https://www.sacredconnection.ndo.co.uk/holyland/schiehallion.htm
https://www.sacredconnection.ndo.co.uk/holyland/fortingallyew.htm
