Mediterraneans 4 global cooling

harvey · Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 281 Location: Mediterranea

Went for a gifting run on Sunday. I had planned on hopping on a train relatively early (Spanish time), but was blocked for at least 10 minutes by the Barcelona marathon. Under normal conditions, I would have been clapping both my hands and feet (I only ever could muster a half-marathon), but this set me back an hour, as I missed my train. Confused

After an hours train ride, I was picked up by a Spanish co-gifter and we set off to do a bit of gifting along the Spanish coast and then into France, for some mountain top hugging. Cool

We got to a fair bit of antennas, can't exactly remember how many. The sky indubitably had an artificial texture to it, even more so above a mountain top array (dark, stagnant, wavy etc), which we gifted around 4 in the afternoon. Well in the following image, that is about the time a cloud front disbands from the mountain range.

It started raining moderately by late-afternoon (unexpectedly). We gifted our last antenna around 7 in the evening, before crossing back into Spain.

Spoke to someone from the area aroud noon (our time), it had been snowing hard non-stop since midnight. I guess that is what they call the butterfly effect, or was that the kiss cool effect? Laughing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9cTHJKtnN0

A final note, although our climatological proclivities are at the opposing end of the spectrum, as a founding member of the Mediterraneans for global cooling, I would like to say, for the record, that I very much respect the artistic ventures of the Minnesotans for Global Warming. Cool

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u03QcymdCtg

Edit: Mediterraneans for gc is a better title than Pyreneans for gc.
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AmbientSound · Joined: 07 May 2008 Posts: 425 Location: MA

Excellent choice for a gifting spot. The Pyrenees are definitely an important mountain range. I bet this will help the weather for anything down-wind of it. Interesting about the rain.

It was raining for nearly 2 weeks here during a recent gifting run that I did of the 82 square-mile island I live on. The clouds parted for me though, during my hour-long run, and it stayed clear the whole time. As soon as I was finished and was back inside, the rain resumed. I was so happy about that. And you know what else? I think we're actually going to have a spring this year, instead of going straight from winter to summer as has increasingly been the trend over the last decade. Interestingly, I gifted just one tower last year, to see what would happen, and we got some rather severe weather and things were definitely thrown off (probably because of all the other ungifted towers and the flux in energy this may have caused). Now all the towers are gifted, and I feel like the weather is finally evening out, as is the overall energy of this place. It's crazy what fiberglass resin, a quartz crystal and metal will do when they are mixed together properly.
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harvey · Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 281 Location: Mediterranea

Hi Ambientsound,
Wow, 2 weeks of rain is a long time period. Good news about springtime, if you do have one. Smile

As for this gifting run, the rain turned into snow in a few hours time, and a day later there was up to 20 inches in the plain. It also reached Barcelona, bilbao on the Spanish side, where 40 highways were closed, with a record snowfall for a quarter century, and to Cannes and Nice on the French side.

Snow causes problems in south west Europe
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8556912.stm

Snow hits Mediterranean coast
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8557570.stm

Actually, the snowstorm had now extended to Corsica and Italy, and I think I read the Balkans too. Shocked

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harvey · Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 281 Location: Mediterranea

Just in from the Balearic Islands chapter of the Mediterraneans for global cooling: "we are enthralled by the snow here, though it has quickly melted by the sea."

AmbientSound · Joined: 07 May 2008 Posts: 425 Location: MA

Excellent.

I am glad to report that the weather is indeed very spring-like here, with temps in the upper 40s/50s. I didn't need to wear my jacket on Monday. Cooler at night, of course, but does not go below freezing. This is how I remember it being as a kid. Last year at this time it was freezing and the weather really didn't start warming up until mid-june! It has also been sunny and the majority of chem-trails seem to be dissipating almost as soon as they are laid.

On Monday I went to martial arts and pumped out 240 squats. Usually we only do around 100. I also worked a lot harder on the other exercises. I predicted that I would be toast about half-way through but I left with high vitality and my energy level has been up all week. Tomorrow I will train again. I am curious to see how Monday's class will have affected tomorrow's training.
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harvey · Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 281 Location: Mediterranea

Some extra photos

Steepish

Near the border

Sylph?

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AmbientSound · Joined: 07 May 2008 Posts: 425 Location: MA

Very nice. I can almost see the DOR melting away with that TB at the edge of the picture. What are you using for shavings?

Today I gave a piece of orgonite to a psychic couple and I am awaiting their reply. I also gave one to a friend who lives in a more populated area. They were both pyramids from a TB order from orgonecrystals. One of those sits under my computer monitor, which sits above my first attempted orgonite piece (it looks ugly as anything but energetically it kicks arse).
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harvey · Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 281 Location: Mediterranea

Good day, AS. I'm not sure those are my TBs. Anyhow, my latest ones are made with aluminium shavings. I preferred the look of the ones made with steel shavings, but that may be purely subjective. Smile

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harvey · Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 281 Location: Mediterranea

This is a map of so-called "efficient rains" from last september, compared to a daily norm, at end february. The area gifted was to the right of the red spot (circa 25% of normal). The water table chart also shows a similar deficit. I believe the situation has been normalized since - which is what orgonite does. The next charts should confirm this. Smile

As far as I understand, mountain top antennas serve to destroy rainfronts.

http://www.eaufrance.fr/docs/bsh/2010/03/precipitations_eff.php

other vids with cool scenery

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRDV9o3DqQk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agpmHr_-86w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqPJ9A-CC0k
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harvey · Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 281 Location: Mediterranea

Snow in the South of France on a 4th of May. Smile

Boy, are we lucky to have global warming, else the South of France in August would be like Siberia in winter. Cool

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCopI3d9NDc
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