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Probably a difficult target; I worked it once, many years ago, and look forward to reworking it alongside you guys.

I'll post my session results this Friday(or sooner).

Superb work, Marlin, as usual. (I know that Angel Stanz would enjoy running a session vs. this target).

In fact, the target happens to be quite a difficult one - it is impenetrable to any process outside of TRV; the nature of its actuality is quite shocking, but extremely valuable to science.

I'll give RV troopers a couple of more days to post any other session work, before elaborating upon the target.

(Still evaluating your Project TOUCHSTONE session work, as well as one of Angel's project results).

Ed

Summary:

I explored 4 aspects at the site.

Aspect [X] is an object that is a plant or plant-like. It is a kind of material. Intangible ideas of desolate and rude came through. I felt alone, and emotions present are scared. It is dark, bitter, flakey, brittle, and dry. Dimensional descriptors are tall, above, over, and round.

Aspect [A] of the site appears to be a structure that houses research and operations. It is organized, and focused. I feel impressed and emotions present are of being special. It is grey, blue, shiny, and smooth. Dimensional descriptors are solid, reflective, geometric, rectangular, and partitioned.

Aspect [B] of the site is moving liquid that has the ideas of transport, path, and distribution, respectively. I feel affection for it, and emotions present are refreshed. It's cool, clear, and wet. Dimensional descriptors are fluid, loose, smooth, and wavy.

Aspect [C] of the site is open, flat, solid, compact stuff/material. The ideas associated are of space, border, boundary, buffer, and zone. I feel bored by it, but the emotions present are of impatience-- basically, 'keep moving'. Something is loose, dusty, mineral, and dry.

[1131/5659] 'Loch Ness Monster'

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/discovery ... believers/

https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/sca ... eek-694565

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/111084 ... hic-spying

https://www.higgypop.com/news/could-the ... -dinosaur/

It was fascinating to perceive the ephemeral appearance of 'Nessie' -

A constellation of tiny/mini holographic (AOL/S 'Plesiosaur') images began to form around a center point, and then coalesced into the 'monster's' form - a form that later dissipated away (S4.5 - 'winked out').

Cf. Marlin's excellent work.

Quite exciting (TRV) stuff, actually.

Major Doom

P.S. - Some of you might have noticed that, in an opening scene of The Men Who Stare at Goats, this 'dinosaur ghost' thing came up.

(If you have a Blu-ray copy of the film, I am interviewed re. that movie's 'back story')