MYSTERY ROCKS of SASKATCHEWAN - Walk Thru Video (No Commentary) 

Ah the Forge Map Creator Cartographer View in Forge!! So you can design the level!!!😎😎

Where abouts is this in sk

​@@eduardosanchez7792 It's Cypress Hills, likely in the inter-Provincial Park. The content creators should have noted this somewhere.

It's interwoven serpentine scrolling art, and architecture, probably made with zeropoint geoengineering/terraforming tech using the earth's magnetic currents, you can clearly see the various serpents and their massive heads all the way down to the smaller ones on the path. Pretty cool, all over the earth but one of the clearest examples we're apparently allowed to walk on and explore, as in other places like the poles they're either inaccessible or some reverse engineering is going on with the tech we're not allowed to have so they can use it against us. Cheers

@WanderingWolf I really dig this upload bruddah. Hit me up if you've found any other examples, I find them all over but esp at the poles/sub polar Isles, problem is they try to control the imaging from down there, as there was some pretty incredible tech at one point. Best Regards from the States

Can you tell us where it is? Wandering Wolf doesn’t seem to want to say. All part of the mystery I expect.

Absolutely! And there is more videos coming on the site but wanted to get these out quickly! Thanks for engaging, sharing and supporting! I appreciate you very much 🙏

@@majordendrocopos Hey there! It’s getting harder to see let alone respond to every comment across multiple platforms. Thank you for your patience…you can just Google search Mystery Rocks of Saskatchewan, same as the title of the video, and it should bring up a bunch of information as well as the location in Google maps. I’ll be putting out a How To video which will cover all the details of the site including location and more but it will take a little bit. I just got back from this trip a few days ago! It was a fun one though for sure!

@@WanderingWolf Oooh! More pretty pictures! I can’t wait…..

@@majordendrocopos I’m overloaded with content! Lol…at this point it’s becoming hard to choose what to work on next. Crazy. But I’m so glad you’re here for it cause there is plenty more!

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I believe it was the French explorers before JP who were known to stretch the truth to impress Louis.

🤣 SHHH that's next

😀😆🤣 True. The Dynastic Egyptians discovered the pyramids. We can see the crap that they actually built. The people that built the pyramids had superior technology to us.

It’ll happen in about 1,000 years. I gotta start making the rounds with a hammer and chisel - “Emperor Hank Scorpio I. “ I like the sound of that. My name shall be everlasting.

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And proof of it being a Pharaoh’s burial chamber…lol

It does look like Montana doesn’t it!? A lot of similarities…

Greatly appreciated! So glad you made it here and thank you for the support 🙏

oh no not "Nutt Job" Jimmy he does have a fantastic imagination I'll give him that

100 percent agree. I would love to see some lidar of the area

Exactly

How could stones be from glacial recession when glaciers never touched this area.go there. Ive been there.check it out

Temple for what?

Temple lmao?? You know this is in Canada right?

I was able to show him the Sage Wall in person and he said he thought it definitely looked man made.

@@WanderingWolf Wow that is awesome ! Thanks !

Oh my goodness.You seem to know so much ,, Not

Oh my goodness you seem to like midget clown porn! Or is it Brazilian fart porn? Either way you're a brown clown! F"""""" hater!!

The statement is very correct. I don't expect morons to know how to use a topographical map. Oops, was that word too big for you? Too many syllables perhaps?

I think the fact that Archaeologists are _unaware_ of it or more than likely not willing to address its 'anomalies' is very telling, and is probably why it isn't widely known in mainstream media/academia

it appears to be eroded volcanic tuff (Tooff) an ash deposit you can see how it has literally melted by erosion from a solid cap by how it cracks .... still cool though

So glad you made it! There is plenty to explore so I truly hope you enjoy 🙏

@@WanderingWolf Looking forward to it. Already subbed

well do some research on "Nutt Job" Jimmy he's not the most stable or believable source

​​@@BubuH-cq6km Agreed, he is one of the main key pseudoscience channels. The guy promotes lies and goes on JRE to spread his cult like beliefs.

Based on its location it was probably flattened by glaciers

It was glacial movement

@@GoldVP... the glaciers didn’t reach this area dummies! Try again. Also 10:21 a glacier making 90degree cuts. Get lost

@@itwasaliens Dumb as f. That’s what I call your worthless answer

Thank you 🙏 Make sure to check out the channel for the latest video…live-streamed a new site in Nova Scotia and the full video is out now for channel members and will be released fully in just a few days! So incredible visiting all the sites in North America! Thank you for your support! I appreciate you very much!

Agreed…. Wonder what they do have to say????

Similar in a way. Both are natural joint systems so you're not wrong! Different types of rocks and different reasons they fracture like that.

@Mike that's incorrect. Bimini road looks exactly like a joint system, because it is, lol. Orthogonal jointing is common. You just want to believe in pseudoscience. You just repeat what people like Graham Hancock say. However its complete nonsense. Bimini road is caused by the sea while this is caused by frost and rain.

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@@_MikeJon_ loll the stone at bimini are leveled with small stone place exactly for preventing them to move, and to keep them level, nature cant do that ,im sorry to pop your bubble sir, and there more to it , but you narrow point of view is preventing you to see for yourself...

My thoughts exactly! 😎 Very good

Not a coincidence

I think you're spot on

You need to research Geopolymers i.e. Limestone geopolymer, Granite, Andesite, Basalt, etc., which is what the (GAMB) global ancient megalithic builders used to construct their walls, roads, megalithic structures, within precision hair placements & fitment of all sides (egypt-puma punku-etc). Geopolymers don't absorb water like the various concretes we use today, which makes geopolymers last 1,000+ years, where as the concrete we make today has a lifespan of a couple 100 years. The romans made higher quality concrete than we do today on average, likewise the Bosnian Pyramid, which is made of layers & layers of concrete carbon dates to over 29,700 years! When samples were analyzed via mass spectrum at a university, it was determined it's better concrete than we make today & questionable if we could even replicate what the ancients did eons ago. I'm not saying that the GAMB didn't utilize high speed precision tools/machines, which are on par & superior to our technology today, but they also employed the use of geopolymer chemistry/concrete chemistry to build their impressive structures we can't replicate today. There's 100,000's of machine tool marks that are similar & the same that are found all around the world at ancient megalithic structures & their surrounding areas. Just because we haven't found the machines that the ancients used, doesn't mean they don't exist nor do we need the machines, since we have the 100k's of tool marks they made (some are visible with the naked eye, while others you need a 10x-30x magnifying glass to see these tool marks.) I'd need diamond/tungsten bits/cutters spinning in excess of 2,000rpms to accomplish these tool marks or water jet technology to replicate the tool marks that require a magnifying glass to observe. This is how we'd replicate what the ancients did & also, Prof Joseph Davidoff's replicated how the pyramids were built utilizing limestone geopolymer tech (among others) (be sure to research him at the geopolymer institute.). Peace Sister/Brother P.S. My thought is, this was simply a road that was displaced by ice, wind & rain, maybe even minor glacial activity. The patina on these rocks means they are at least 5,000 years old. Since you're a mason....do you ever use dovetail joints in your blocks today or know of anyone that has in the recent past (a couple 100 years say)? The GAMB used dovetails/metal clamps to hold their massive geopolymer blocks in place.....I found a foundation structure in Michigan when I was about 21, while I was squirrel hunting that looked like cylinder bricks (gray in color), but they had numerous dovetails carved/recessed into the ends of the block. I thought to myself back then....who the hell is using dovetails with concrete??...lol! ( I took wood shop & 4 yrs of machine shop, so I can run a mill, lathe, shaper, surface grinder, etc.) Through my research....I now know I found an ancient site of maybe the ancients or of one of those they taught these mason techniques to. I have yet to revisit the site & it's been well over 20 years....I just realized this a couple years ago when I remembered that fateful day. An ADVENTURE AWAITS!!!

Cusco Peru

None of this would have happened with out them! 🙏 I was privileged to be a part of it all.

look up the red head giants and the giant's causeway in Ireland

Do you even know what erosion is?

@@HoffaJedi 🙄 IKR...it's painful 😞

Look at the alvar on Manitoulin Island in Ontario, Canada. It's covered in round holes. Limestone is soft and water flowing over it for hundreds of thousands of years makes holes like this. Picture a little low spot on a big flat rock in a stream, with gravel or sand washed into it and swirling around and around for longer than humans have been walking on this earth.

Or it could have broken apart?

No doubt, no doubt, giants had a pillow fight.

Might have been that the site was a much higher before cutting off the stones. So, it could have been a factory for making building rocks like those granite sites in Assuan from where huge monoliths were transported to the Egyptian pyramids.

@@tiitulitii Absolutely, it's amazing the Coneheads had a presence here in North America, a definite link to Egypt, Peru, and elsewhere.

Yes they from the same era b4 the last ice age

Maybe a small glacier pushed them over and placed them there.

Starting to wonder if "cypress hills" might actually be hiding something beneath!

@@danielhertz7266 More rocks probably...

Rocks have been there for a long time ! No shit Sherlock !

That’s what I’m hoping for most! That people develop their own ideas so we can have many angles of thought! Thank you for watching!

that was my initial thought as well

LOL at the description! Northern & central Ontario can be like that too. But maybe it depends on the time you go, don't go in the springtime but wait until late summer/early fall with cold enough nights to kill off the nasty bloodsuckers.

RIGHT?!!! I had NO IDEA any of this existed. It's an AMAZING area. This is private property. I'm actually glad it is 🙂

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It is natural.

It is sandstone .

So glad you found your way here! I hope you enjoy my content! There’s plenty more to come!

100%

It's all made up, history, geology, anthropology, anything space, etc.

Funny comments here. I guess that you guys just want to make stuff up too, after just watching a video that doesn’t explain anything at all.

@@majordendrocopos DUH, that's what all the sciences of the past are, guesses. Educated guesses yes, but guesses none the less. Do you ever try to think for yourself, or do you always just need to take someone elses word?

@@edition-deluxe You are not making sense. Educated guess? What do you think education is all about? It is learning about truth, if your school is any good. Maybe you are bored with 1+1=2 and you would prefer 1+1=6. Do you call that “thinking for yourself”, just because you come up with a different answer? By all means think for yourself but don’t just shout out something different and meaningless, anyone can do that.

Thank you so much 🙏 I agree with a lot of what you said here! I’ll be premiering the drone video tnght at 7pm and live streaming after! Join!

@@WanderingWolf Hell ya. And I'm going to finally start editing the footage from Ireland I was telling you about. I'll send you a little clip to your contact info on your web page. I'm hoping to have it all together with in 2 weeks.

Thank you so much 🙏 Happy you found your way here and you’ll be happy to know there is tons more coming! Keep an eye out for the drone video premiere Sunday night!

You're showing your ignorance, prejudice and lack of maturity

@@kh7794 i fuqqin live in moose jaw. i can make fun of my home province. eat a dyk

The Cypress Hills area is as high as Banff, Alberta. The "explanations" for the patterns the layers of rock has broken into defy imagination.

Primo sarcasm. A salut!😂

Like something under the butte on Skinwalker Ranch?

If it were not natural there would be artifacts found. I have a feeling they are not going to find any.

10:21 EXPLAIN. How does this signature style rock cut found from machu pichu to Easter island and Egypt to turkey and Italy??? The piramides are also naturally formed in your tiny thinker, right

Could be, but the right angle at 13:25 has me thinking shaped and fitted at one time long ago.

Nothing natural about these remnants of ancient architecture. This is a lost civilization and the ruins left of a time so long ago that there are no records, no memory.

Those "perfect" lines would get you thrown off of every job site I've ever worked on. Nobody with the slightest knowledge of construction or masonry would make such poor cuts.

@@douggillman7705plenty of perfect right angles in natural rocks. Do the research!

@@That_Cats_Differentyou aren’t putting together rocks like this bud on your job sites. Now go put down your mainly pre-cut blocks. Pfft.

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Sask Alberta border, Cypress Hills. There are more of these

Exactly! I’ve identified 3 main areas to the site. Quarry, Staging Area and Finished Area. I’ll be releasing the drone video tnght and going over the details in a live stream. More videos after incoming breaking down the sites.

@@WanderingWolf yes, a mason lays out the stones so that you can pick out what you need.

​@@donlawler9510 I've never thought about it b4 as a Mason myself we lay out stones but if you were building walls with these huge blocks it would make sense to fit them laying on the ground b4 you flip them vertical and place them as you can't spend all day raising it up to try the fit and pull it down to reshape then put it up again... interesting...have we found an important piece of the magolithic building process.

@@feliciajohn1169 raises more questions than answers. 1. is this near some place? or near navigatable water? Why didn't they come back for them? etc. But, that looks like too many quarries and stone yards that I've been to in modern times. Someone pulled those blocks out, squared them up, laid them out and bever came back for them... a VERY long time ago...

Purple sand is small ruby

Don't forget Grasslands National Park. One of my favourite places in the world.