Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Area 53 (2011) - Photo 15 - Skylink Detroit River
Only a two minute walk from my house is an old school that is now known as Science City. Outside it's front door is an old cable car of sorts with the words 'Skylink Detroit River' on the side of it. I haven't personally gone inside the building to learn more about it thinking I could easily find it on the internet, but so far have been unsuccessful. This is all I could find: In front of the Science City building on Marion st. Windsor Ontario Canada. I assume this is prototype of a cable car which was proposed to span the Detroit River between Windsor Ontario and Detroit Michigan. So that's all I've got for you. My photo of the week is my attempt at being artsy and that crap, the other two are just so you could see the building and the whole skylink in front of the doors. Enjoy! t 
Area 53 (2011) - Photo 14 - Hoot Hoot
This is a macro photograph I took of a U.S. dollar bill. I've zoomed in specifically on the '1' on the front upper right side of the note. If you look closely at the top left corner of the frame around the '1' you can see a very small owl. This may seem very small, so imagine how tiny it really is when you hold a dollar in your hand. The dollar is covered with images that suggest different things regarding the 'Illuminati', 'Freemasons' and 'New World Order' such as the all-seeing eye and more. An owl is the Pagan symbol of wisdom. It also sees in the dark, another layer of the owl symbolism, to assure its initiates that the Illuminati does its bidding at night. In fact, the landscape of Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. perfectly resembles an owl from an aerial view. I couldn't make this up. Google it. I didn't believe it either, then I was taking photos of the Chicago Public Library from outside and it has giant owls perched on all four corners as well as the sides of the building's roof. Coincidence? Well, it's everywhere in America. So why is it really on the dollar bill? Read up on it and you decide. t 
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