Earlier I said I would put those 13mb of pictures into the downloads section. For some reason, I cannot seem to get it to select more than one picture at a time and I am not willing to do this 51 times.
There will be an easier way that shows up.
I have them and jim has them, I think Bill does too??

later,

jeanna

Thanks Jeanna, it is no problem if you can't send them.  At least you tried.

Jim,
Well, the more I look at that message, the more I agree with you.  I love a good coded message, who doesn't?  But you just might have something there.  I am going to spend some time looking it over and will let you know if I find anything.

@gurugi
I have pondered over the question about the metal used by Stubblefield in the center of his earth cells, I simply don't know, so I ask myself, what would the metals be the best to absorb or react to a magnetic field, Iron or Pig Iron or Steel.
Iron is more brittle than steel, I am thinking of "long weights" as used in vertical windows, used as a counter weight.

Stubblefield used Iron wire, so it's carbon content would have been lery low, so the iron wire would not fracture when he wound his coils.

So far it's just more question without answers, one day we will find out.

@protonmom
It strikes me he went to a lot of trouble to write a note the wrong way round, but why? what were the reasons for doing this? was it to throw people off the scent? steer them in a different direction? or to steer them to a clue, or keep them tied up in knots.

What does "mapnitude" mean?

Look at the 3rd line from the bottom, 3rd word across, it looks like a tiny triangle, but is it a direction pointer arrow? if it is, it is pointing to the word iron.
Look at the end of the 2nd last line. the word Jason is seen, if read without a mirror, it spells nosaj, which makes no sence.

I will have another try late tonight to resend that 1st set to you.

jim



 

Jim, I see all the little markers (lots of them) but I dont see the name Jason anywhere.  Where do you see this again?  On the original or the mirror?  I think there is a lot more to it than meets the eye, which I am currently working on.

I don't see "iron" either

Okay...see it now...You meant in the very bottom, right?  It does look like iron I suppose.  But I am going in a different direction.  I think I see something else here.