Megalithic manufacturing in Britain

[Boreades]

Piezo-something?
Yes, I think they did.

It took a while for a few stray neurons to bump into each other, but I've just remembered Saint-Paul-la-Roche. Friends near Thiviers took me there. It's a huge hill in France, made of white quartz. You can pick up huge chunks of it by the roadside. In the right weather conditions the electrostatics would be amazing.

[Mick Harper]

Bit of a long shot but at least and at last we have a hypothesis for why the Megalithics built flat-top causewayed islands (jelly-moulds) eg Jethou (pic, please). If these glow in some fashion then they would make ideal navigational beacons. Presumably the tidal element is necessary to re-charge them.

[hvered]

Jethou

[Boreades]

[Mick Harper]

[Boreades]

[Mick Harper]

Sorry, that last post of mine was actually a quote from Borry. But T'is got it right with his Megalithic version of the Skylon and the Dome of Discovery



Borry can work out which is the positive and which is the negative.

[Boreades]

No harm done. I'll get on the case ASAP.

Just distracted by watching .
https://www.flightradar24.com/santa

Currently over Kazakhstan travelling at Mach 33.
Quite exciting!
Just getting the sherry, mince pies and carrots ready.

[Mick Harper]

Hatty and I in our next book reveal that Father Christmas never actually existed.

[TisILeclerc]

Oh yes he did. And does. I've got reindeer droppings on my roof to prove it.