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[simple simon]

Hello everyone,

I've been away, travelling via London's Kings Cross station....!

:-)



Alas, I did not meet Harry or any of his friends, nor did I find a doorway to Kings Cross station in Sydney (Oz).


Simon

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ps, apologies, but in attempt to control unauthorised use of this image I had to watermark it.

[Seth Haniel]

Hi Simon
What watermark??!!




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Seth



don't worry your picture is safe with me (used Harry's coat of invisability)

Edited by captain, 25 May 2009 - 06:48 AM.

[simple simon]

Hi Seth,

I know someone who puts a watermark in each corner plus one in the centre too.

I can see that I was too soft in only adding those two!


Simon


PS, any chance of borrowing that cloak - better still, could I have one of my own?

[skylark]

simple simon, on May 24 2009, 11:45 PM, said:

Hi Seth,

I know someone who puts a watermark in each corner plus one in the centre too.

I can see that I was too soft in only adding those two!


Simon


PS, any chance of borrowing that cloak - better still, could I have one of my own?

*Believe you guys have 'Chanced' on/found a very Strange place, where things keep popping in and popping out of our Realities. Yep...'Shades of Harry Potter and magical places'/'S'

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[Seth Haniel]

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Strange happenings



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Edited by captain, 25 May 2009 - 10:43 AM.

[captain]

Seth Haniel, on May 25 2009, 11:20 AM, said:

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Strange happenings



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-Yes indeed you guys,
-OH, of course-'In the eye of the beholder'. Well, don't we exist in illusion anyway?-Captain

[Seth Haniel]

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Looks like the Portals open

and Sweeps you reckon it goes to Irish Ufology
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or just an illusion Captain!!

[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on May 25 2009, 05:09 PM, said:

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Looks like the Portals open

and Sweeps you reckon it goes to Irish Ufology
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or just an illusion Captain!!

*Well Seth/Simon/Captain/and All,
...I reckon, the Portal will support almost any dimensional/Time 'THING'. Since 'The Possibilities of all Possibilities' ALWAYS exists...I'd venture 'The THATNESS' must cooperate with IRISHUFOLOGY. You know! But it could also be represented/made manifest in unexpectant ways huh?/'S'

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[Seth Haniel]

Simon
Did you try to enter ??

I would try but will probably get a squashed nose.

Sweeps
i think what is beyond is in our minds
(quickly look for picture of Bridget Bardot)

Edited by captain, 26 May 2009 - 12:25 PM.

[captain]

Seth Haniel, on May 26 2009, 11:09 AM, said:

Simon
Did you try to enter ??

I would try but will probably get a squashed nose.

Sweeps
i think what is beyond is in our minds
(quickly look for picture of Bridget Bardot)

-Careful what one wishes for Seth,
-'In Seth's Minds Eye'. Abandon All Hope of return-all those who enter here now! The 'Siren awaits' That IS 'Bridgit'BTW-Captain

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[simple simon]

oh boy, I love it!

Hi Folks,

Nope I was unable to enter (did test the wall to see if it really was solid) but maybe in the future I'll have more luck.

btw, what would be cool would be for one of the other exits to be in Oz - Sydney has a 'Kings Cross station' too, albeit not as illustrious as this one. Travelling to Oz that way should be safe as long there is not also a door which leads to Pine Gap.


Simon (looking around to see whose watching)

[Seth Haniel]

Hi Simon
When's your next picture coming...
eagerly awaited with photoshop in hand

Edited by captain, 03 June 2009 - 11:00 PM.

[simple simon]

Seth Haniel, on Jun 3 2009, 01:42 PM, said:

Hi Simon
When's your next picture coming...
eagerly awaited with photoshop in hand

Sorry Seth, it'll be a while - I need to find one which will be of interest here.

Simon

[Seth Haniel]

With such a Diverse range of subjects should be something in your collection

[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on Jun 6 2009, 10:22 PM, said:

With such a Diverse range of subjects should be something in your collection

*Seth,
...Simon is probably preoccupied with 'serious matters' on the World Stage/Philosophy/etc. In his absence I'll offer this. Amusing to many perhaps. 'Dakota' in 'Sweeps' HEN RUN. Really...they get along fine. Have fun/'Sweeps'

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[Seth Haniel]

Hi Sweeps and all
hope you count your chickens each night

My doorway opens on Wednesday on a new to me world as I jet off to Dubrovnik for two weeks
Holidays already started - Up to Scone by Perth on Friday afternoon spent night there - then back to mid Scotland
to await flight on Wednesday

Seth

[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on Jun 8 2009, 01:53 PM, said:

Hi Sweeps and all
hope you count your chickens each night

My doorway opens on Wednesday on a new to me world as I jet off to Dubrovnik for two weeks
Holidays already started - Up to Scone by Perth on Friday afternoon spent night there - then back to mid Scotland
to await flight on Wednesday

Seth

*2 WEEKS!!
...That's quite unreasonable of you. I mean afterall...you're suppose to give us ALL Advanced notice. Right?
OK then, just this one time off...we'll sanction that and wish you a 'Bon Voyage'. But, we'll expect Post Cards/E-mails/Texts/& phone calls. This is a sudden shock. But, being magnanimous...We hope/wish you a Rain filled time. Tah/'S'

ps...The 'Hens' fall out into a 'Company Front' for a head count each EARLY morning/'S'

[simple simon]

Bon Voyage Seth,

sorry I've been silent, but my computer time is very limited nowadays as the electricity meter is read daily and if it is higher than normal then I get it in the neck. I have to juggle searching for work, following groups and also working on my website. I am also complained at by people who do not understand that the Internet is where the consciousness of the planet is nowadays.

re: my website, I am about to start using Google Adwords, as it might help me earn a little more from visitors to it. As it is present trends suggest that I will earn at least US$500 this year from my online activities, including Google search boxes on my website and Google Adsense advertising on youtube. Its just a shame that the US$ is fast on its way to becoming worthless as a currency...

In the meantime, tomorrow (Sunday) I've been asked to take some friends to Glastonbury... probably we will make it a circular tour and pass Stonehenge on the way out (its best seen when travelling westbound) and pass by Avebury and some crop circles on the way home. As sunset at this time of year is a little after 9pm so hopefully we will see some in daylight.

Simon

ps, more images to come, soon... including a flying saucer on the London Underground!

[skylark]

simple simon, on Jun 13 2009, 03:00 PM, said:

Bon Voyage Seth,

sorry I've been silent, but my computer time is very limited nowadays as the electricity meter is read daily and if it is higher than normal then I get it in the neck. I have to juggle searching for work, following groups and also working on my website. I am also complained at by people who do not understand that the Internet is where the consciousness of the planet is nowadays.

re: my website, I am about to start using Google Adwords, as it might help me earn a little more from visitors to it. As it is present trends suggest that I will earn at least US$500 this year from my online activities, including Google search boxes on my website and Google Adsense advertising on youtube. Its just a shame that the US$ is fast on its way to becoming worthless as a currency...

In the meantime, tomorrow (Sunday) I've been asked to take some friends to Glastonbury... probably we will make it a circular tour and pass Stonehenge on the way out (its best seen when travelling westbound) and pass by Avebury and some crop circles on the way home. As sunset at this time of year is a little after 9pm so hopefully we will see some in daylight.

Simon

ps, more images to come, soon... including a flying saucer on the London Underground!

*Understand all that you've outlined for us here Simon,
...Somehow we'll ALL get through this 'Down Cycle' of events and economics.
Hey, I've been to all those places MANY TIMES kid...but by going on this Sunday/tomorrow you'll be missing the Glastonbury Festival later in the month. Have family members setting up a stall there for about 10 days of activity.
Yep...wish I could be with you on that 'Grand Circuit' though, and wish you good times. Written in my book about adventures/'strange happening' round all there. Real eye opener alright.
Hmmm, 'flying saucers' in the Underground? OK, we'll just have to wait and see. Meanwhile, I'll give you a 'TASTE' of our 'Underground'-Photo below-...which you may have to feel welcome in someday. It's in BLACK & WHITE to hide features/location. Should give you food for thought though. All the best/'Sweeps'

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[simple simon]

Hi Sweeps, everyone,

Went to 'Glasto' yesterday, warm sunshine, lovely weather / could not ask for me.

I saw the Tor on the hillside and the ruined Abbey - was going to visit the latter but I baulked at the £6 entrance fee - one of the people I travelled with went years ago when it was free to visit; she too was horrified that the building of a fancy 'visitor centre' was being used an an excuse for such a steep fee.

I also went to Chalice Well, where my friends were attending an event. I took to the waters there - there is a special 'healing pool' feed by the spring water which people can walk in. The water is only about shin deep, which I thought was just as well as they were absolutely freezing - the cold went right through to my feet bones and I could only spend 5 or so minutes in it at a time. I also drank some of the water, from a special fountain further upstream. I could taste the metal oxide which gives the water its reddish hue - my friends' couldn't but they smoke so their sense of taste is probably impaired by their tobacco habit. In time there will be a few images, but first they need uplifting to my computer.

This morning however I was at the receiving end of adverse comment about electricity usage yesterday - with me not at home and my computer off, plus no food cooked for me, etc, so this morning's meter reading was several units lower than is normal for a Sunday, and not for the first time it was suggested that the pc being switched off explains everything. Today I'm using a plug-in power consumption device... more to come. Despite my unemployed status I think I'm going to have to flash a credit card and get a laptop... cheapo note book perhaps.

re: the flying saucers I'm attaching to this message an image of an advertising poster seen inside a London underground train. Its themed along what people may be doing over the weekend.... visiting a restaurant, the zoo, some sporting activity, etc - and erm? quite why they included a flaying saucer, well, maybe someone at Transport For London knows something???

Simon

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Edited by simple simon, 15 June 2009 - 10:57 AM.