Landed in Juneau, Alaska. In search of the center of this "great circle" described in this website. I would like to travel and see the sights in Juneau tomorrow, and figure out what happens at the center of this circle.
http://home.hiwaay.net/~jalison/
I envy you...to travel to a far off place to find the circle of the world.. May i ask how old are you? how can you afford this? How much are the total costs of this venture? Are you alone? How can you be so free?
Why they chose Nazca, Angkor and Giza of all the achaeological sites around the world?
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Go to the website. There is actually like 15 different ancient megalithic sites within a few miles from this "great circle"
I climbed the big mountian instead of taking the tram this morning, pretty awesome up here. Beautiful old growth. Ill make a new thread to post pics or post here if still active.
I'm 28. Architectural engineer.
I came to Alaska because gf wants to go to Nome. I changed our plans to include Juneau and driving from here to Anchorage before flying to Nome.
George Noorey has some things with a woman who believes in pyrimids near Anchorage, maybe those are related. We are renting a car and hiking/camping all over Alaska, just wanted to go to the coordinates at the center of this great circle. Can't seem to figure it even with Google Earth Pro.
I'll keep x updated ;)
Interesting. Keep posting. Thanks.
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Driving from the only state capital with no roads leading in or out of town. Lol enjoy Alaska and Yukon.
But cool on the great circle thing.
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Lol yeah sitting around waiting for the farrey now to Haines... Apparently all these mountians up here were awesome gold mines.
Saw some bald Eagles up close at Auk recreational center, those things are fuckin huge.
Nothing really /x/ tier or 2spookey. We hiked to the cross Father Brown took to the top of Mt. Roberts. This picture from up there 2000 feet elevation.
Monitoring....
Sorry if this is turning into personal bloggy shit, just wanna rope in someone with better GIS skills than me to post the coordinates to the center of this dang ole circle from that website.
Anyway here is Mendenhall lake with the glacier and waterfall PUMPING out tons of water (where is it all coming from?).
Very cool area, we hammock camped nearby and it was beautiful.
Until the sun was shining at 4:45AM lol.
The farrey is runnin late :/
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Lol also I was suprised this is the capital...and the city hall is a fucking joke. Like a 70s-80s two story ugly concrete building. Operable windows are falling apart. Mural is the only thing that kinda saves it.
The convention center is baller though architecturally.
Hope we see some whales, so far we have crossed quite a few animals off the ole wildlife checklist.
Pictures of old pictures is kinda the only /x/ level stuff I got.
Jesus it gets light at 430AM, actually sunny at 130PM, then doesn't get dark until 12AM. My sleep pattern is totally fugged. Time to bust into some crown and coke on this 4.5 hour boat ride lol.
Apparently there is a "golden circle" at Haines which could theoretically be the center of this "great circle" from that website. Anybody have any ideas about where to go I will make the trek. Girlfriend and I just wanna hit some hot springs in the next couple days really have zero actual plans.
Thanks for the bumps anons!
Shaman Island, AK. It's NW of Douglas Island near Juneau. You can walk there at low tide. Definitely /x/ country.
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Hey OP, not related but I kinda need some info.
Is there any good book that links the architecture of Egypt, Greece and Rome with the start of the Middle Ages ? I'll need to do some research there before moving to gothic, I'm studying architecture
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