Once a place of only upsetting memories, this turned out to be where I was shown by Olympians and other great people how to bobsled and snowshoe, among other things.
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Table of Contents:
- Phase 1
- Phase 2
- Phase 3
- Overall
- Childhood
- Great Sand Dunes National Monument
- Rock Formations
- Volcano Crater
- Snowmobile
- Inner Tubing
- First Ski Resort since Childhood
- Sight-seeing Train
- Returning and Meeting Olympians:
- Nice Hotels
- 2024/+
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Phase 1:
Home of NORAD and my first ski resort experience, this half-mountainous realm really surprised me with its utterly-flat eastern region later on. During Phase 1 of this life, my trips here were problematic at best, one of them even nearly claiming me with illness. I also had to flee through this state more than once for various reasons.
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Phase 2:
Phase 2 has allowed me to pass through it a few more times, and taught me that NORAD is just one of many of its underground bases, cities, and tunnel networks. I’ve also learned that they are connected to a still-expanding network of such subterranean facilities and transportation now spanning the globe. There are even accidental connections to still-deeper tunnel systems which once served as the lightning-fast routes of the hover-subways of the ancient giants.
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In 2019 (Jan. 17-19/+), I was invited to fly in near the Air Force Academy for a veteran event which let us learn and try bobsledding, sled-hockey, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and more. We were also shown to an impressive museum (near the bobsledding place), and got to have a meal in a remote yurt (the one we snowshoed to). Another Olympian was there; a successful bobsledder who taught me very-useful tips for position myself when in the bobsleds which can jar you around so much if you aren’t careful. He also showed us his yoga expertise, leading our morning classes in that subject, and then gave us some more workout tips at the suburb’s CrossFit gym. One of the academy professors/alumna seemed to want to make sure I heard her saying she was from/going there, for some reason, and I have wondered why she didn’t just tell me what was really on her mind. There was also a flawless manifestation outside our hotel on the jogging track, and another flawless manifestation at the ice rink. The babes at the restaurants we stopped at along the way, and the one who walked up to the driver’s side of our bus/shuttle, were also very attractive.
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Phase 3:
During Phase 3, I anticipate being invited down, all of that having been charted, stabilized, and repowered. The underground maglevs, by then, should be in perfect working order. I may even get to meet some of the people who built the original ones –millennia before the dawn of man. (And, of course, the calibrated/perfected versions of all those babes I saw and loved during my Phase 2 visit shall return, ready to unite with me, sharing and holding the vision of Inisfree; enjoying my way of life with me.)
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Overall:
(until my photos of expeditions to this land are uploaded here, see this album)
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Childhood:
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Great Sand Dunes National Monument:
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Rock Formations:
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Volcano Crater:
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Snowmobile:
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Inner Tubing:
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First Ski Resort since Childhood:
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Sight-seeing Train:
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Returning and Meeting Olympians:
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Nice Hotels:
Aspen Meadows Resort:
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Blue Spruce at The Porches – Steamboat Springs:
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Bristlecone at The Porches:
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Camel’s Garden Hotel – Telluride:
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Cheyenne Mountain Resort – Colorado Springs:
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Eagleridge Lodge and Townhomes – Steamboat Springs:
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Hotel Columbia – Telluride:
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Hotel Madeline – Telluride:
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Hotel Teatro – Denver:
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Hotel Telluride:
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Mountain Lodge at Telluride:
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The Innsbruck – Aspen:
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Vail Racquet Club Mountain Resort:
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Willow at The Porches:
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2024/+
Nicest Neighborhoods:
tba
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Vegan Restaurants and Shops:
Boulder:
- Thrive
Colorado Springs:
- Burrowing Owl
- Santana’s Vegan Grill
- Sweet Elizabeth’s Organics
Denver:
- Bang Up To The Elephant
- Root Down
- The Corner Beet
- Vegan Van
- Vital Root
- Watercourse Foods
- WongWayVeg
Edgewater:
- Gladys Restaurant
Englewood:
- Fellow Traveler
- V Revolution
Glendale:
- Native Foods
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Ancient Ruins:
- Four Corners; possible interplanetary lightning-bolt weapon-impact crater/melt-zone
- Grand Canyon restricted area/s; “…the official document regarding the restricted areas of the park is lengthy and painful to read, but some relevant language does lie therein: “The following geographical areas and/or roads within Grand Canyon National Park are closed to public use or are restricted by specific activities and/or specific times for specific activities: Hopi Fire Tower and Access Road, Maricopa Point Endangered Plant Area, Hopi Salt Mines, extending from river mile 62 to river mile 62.5 on the southeast side of the Colorado River (precisely where the aforementioned landmarks are located), Hance mine South of Hance Rapid, Furnace Flats from 71.0 to mile 71.3 on the north side of the Colorado River, and the Anasazi Bridge.”
It’s important to keep in mind that these “mines” are not active mining operations and may never have been mines at all, but are in fact, ancient man made tunnels, allegedly made by the Hopi as their names would suggest, and that is in [and] of itself interesting. The monotonous text goes on to discreetly command that nobody is permitted to enter any cave or “mine” at the park at any time, ever, without a permit, which they will never be granted. “In addition, artificial anthropogenic features (i.e., mine works) which comprise a twilight zone and a zone of perpetual darkness will be managed as caves… ‘as per the (Federal Cave Resources Protection Act of 1988)’ Permits required to satisfy this section may be applied for and/or obtained Backcountry Permits Office.”
As if these restricted areas were not suspicious enough, legislation was passed in 1987 that restricts the airspace over the canyon along with only two other National Parks, Yosemite and Haleakala, supposedly to “provide for substantial restoration of the natural quiet and experience of the park and protection of public health and safety from adverse effects associated with aircraft overflight.”
—article (pardon all the retarded spammy pop-ups and such) - probably countless more sites in and far from Colorado’s side of the Grand Canyon
- reports of cave/cavern big enough to comfortably house 50,000 humans
- reports of mummies, and caves named Mummy Cave (in this state and Wyoming)
- reports of 10′-tall giant humans (remains)
- whatever NORAD was built to block / coverup; probably even more-advanced, deeper-underground, far-older facilities/structures, such as the reported world-spanning giant tunnels with polished-smooth “glassy” surfaces
more tba
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Other Sites:
- Archuleta Mesa; just across the border from Dulce –Dulce’s underground facility probably being built to block/control/coverup another ancient ruin which might otherwise have been found/noticed by mainstream-humans, and all the scare-tactic aliens-eating-people-in-cages urban legends probably to deter most from going anywhere near enough to even find the coverup-base’s hidden entrances, let alone whatever amazing ancient things are down inside
- every flooded area; dams, man-made ponds and lakes, etc. (because of whatever the water and buildup/silt is probably concealing)
- gas mines in an area marked as a park or reserve; probably tapping into the buildup/release of fumes/remains the unauthorized survivors of the latest cataclysm knew would be buried/there, thus worth doing some GPR/scans down into
- NORAD
- other underground facilities connected to NORAD, plus of course those that are not connected
- whatever is under all the cities and highways, probably specifically under the tallest/biggest buildings (airports, hospitals, etc.) and most-used highway-sections
more tba
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Avoid:
- Canyon of the Ancients; tourist distraction/lie
- Mesa Verde (and all “ancient” Anasazi/cliff-dweller ruins; they aren’t that old, and are probably fake); blatant-liar park-ranger retards in the office who deeply enjoyed giving me bad advice about another park, thinking it would disappoint me, these “rangers” not bothering to check the facts before judging and trying to screw me over, and somehow also too stupid to understand that I was going to go there just to scout, anyway.
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