And now is the time to get out and look before the foliage returns. I made some great finds yesterday, and also found that I'd stepped in dog shit making them! (lol) But well worth it! (lol)
Good stuff man very interesting and I also have never been bored in my life and when I found the only logical explanation for what it is we’re living on life became much more interesting for sure I feel like a dog who goes outside and finds everything is made of bones I pull over jump out of the car to check something out probably 6 times a day I check google earth to see what’s around me before I leave any place I go I scour the archives and book stores for anything old world or melt related work is becoming a my biggest problem because knowing this information and doing the real time study of the evidence seems far more important then my dumb job it feels like we’re on the cutting edge of a major paradigm shift and I can’t get enough I just want to learn and experience everything out there because there’s still so much that I can’t comprehend or make any sense of probably due to the 20 years of programming indoctrination and fixed false beliefs but I’m doing my best to abandon all of that nonsensical fake history that I was taught and strictly learn form what I can experience myself and that pretty much turns every day into an exiting quest for direct knowledge of my environment and it’s the most fun I’ve had since I got too old for hula hoop chicks and rave parties today I’m all about bricks and tunnels and the nature of our reality I’ve been really into this for a few years now but you definitely have given me a lot to think about and I just wanted to thank you for doing what you do I appreciate you and all the work your doing documenting it for all of us to learn from keep up the good work leave no brick unturned we’ll get some answers and vindication here pretty soon I can feel it
I've seen stairs like this in many wooded areas and always just assumed the park authorities had installed them for hikers, lol. Now that I know about meltology, it's much more likely that the stairs were simply there already from an old building and were modified to serve a new purpose. They add things like handrails and signs to give us the impression that the stairs are new.
One of Shawn Willsey’s latest videos came up for some reason… He was walking around among some Czech stone formations. The place was obviously melted buildings. Mortar joints, melted steps absolutely everywhere, metal in the sides of the walls (which he explained away as rock climbing rings). He must not read his comments because he liked my comment about mortar joints in the melted buildings lol.
Oh you better believe I watch his every move, notification bell checked and all. 🔔✅️ I know what he ate for dinner tonight.... nothing. Nutrition is not necessary for nonhumans. He's Been well overdue for a Family-sized can of whoopass Pants down and all and it's coming baby👀🧱
