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Vibrating Rocks in England! - Avebury Formation

I have a new English client, Colin, one of my MySpace friends. In honor of his wonderful, wise spirit, I’ve decided that England should be the focus of this week’s blog. Thank you Colin for your support and wisdom! May your engineer’s spirit soar with this tidbit.

In 2005, I visited my friend Mike in England. He took me to the rock formation called Avebury, which is larger and more impressive to me in complexity than Stonehenge. Some of the rocks when I touched them, gave off high sounding/feeling frequencies, some low and others very deep and rumbly, almost like the sound of a giant generator humming, in a pulsating manner. Both Mike and I experienced headaches when we got near the two gigantic rocks (maybe 20 feet high) on the back field. I sat down on one of the rocks and asked a few questions and jotted down some notes and drawings. They went back to Mike’s and asked for a formal reading about the site. This is what I heard. When I looked up the basic components of a telephone, it all made perfectly good sense. I thought you might be interested. My questions are in all CAPS.

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