Blurry Creatures - EP: 114 Mt. Shasta Mysteries with Derek Olson

Episode Date: July 5, 2022

Mt. Shasta is an epicenter of blurriness. What lies beneath this sacred mountain? The Northern California peak has tunnels with forged steel doors welded shut--and mysterious tales of beings and underground cities have surrounded this place for centuries. Megalithic Marvels creator Derek Olson returns to the show to tell us about his most recent megalithic trip. A student of the golden age, Derek brings a unique perspective and vision of the ancient and sees things most academics do not. What did he find on his visit to Mt. Shasta? What are the historical tales and folklore of what could still be under the mountain? He also made a stop at the legendary Lovelock Cave and gives us a fresh download on the ancient tales of the Giants that once roamed Nevada. Guest: megalithicmarvels.com Intro song: Juno Dreams "Be With Me"  contact: [e-mail] blurrycreatures.com Socials instagram.com/blurrycreatures facebook.com/blurrycreatures twitter.com/blurrycreatures Music Kyle Monroe: tinytaperoom.com Aaron Green: https://www.instagram.com/aaronkgreen/ Mastering: ironwingstudios.com Outro Song: TimeCop1983: timecop1983.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Let's go. Welcome back to the podcast, The Mega Man, the Megalithic Marvels, Derek Olson. Dude, Nate, you make that joke every time. I know. I know. I mean, we're 80. We're 80. show. Do you remember? Did you ever play Mega Man, Derek? I didn't really play Mega Man. I was too

busy playing Mario Brothers. Hey, should we just go through the bosses here, Nate? Just to make it just a throw out some bosses. There's Guts Man. Guts Man. Cut Man. Kulck Man, Ice Man, Fireman, Bomb Man. Mega Man was hard, Derek. It was one of the hardest games. It was really hard to beat it. What system? Was that on Mark? That was on NES. Okay. NES. Yeah. We have the treat of, you know, of having Derek Olson, Derek Olson, fresh off of a Lovelock Cave excursion. A blurry excursion, if you may. And we'd love to hear about that because we did an episode with you about the Lovelock Caves and all of the craziness around that, the Red Hair Giants. And, but you were at Ground Zero. I feel like, you know, we talked to

a buddy of ours, Dr. Ben Tapper in an episode that we haven't released yet, but we're talking to him about he he's vying to be the the blurry man on the street sort of like the what's cut to the street now but got derrick olson here in love lock caves what's happening down there dear you know that kind of thing so but this is fun to get a report about what's going on to ground zero there yeah like you said i was doing a little traveling we actually purchased our first ever camping trailers so it was like our first ever griswold family camping trip from the seattle area down to reno and so i was trying to fit in in as many ancient sites along the way that I could.

We were with some other families, so couldn't do everything I wanted, but there's so much to see in that NorCal, Nevada area. As you guys know, I know you've had some time around there. And we didn't have a lot of time to stop in explore around Mount Shasta, but this is a place it intrigues me. Like there's so many mysteries surrounding this mysterious mountain. And when you are traveling from I-5 south towards Shasta, when you hit the Wairika area.

Oh, how do we know that well? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Doesn't that area just look, it looks primordial to me. It feels ancient.

It's like an alien landscape. It's really bizarre out there because it comes. Yeah. It goes like Shasta to this flat, like almost desert land. It's close to where I grew up. Really? Yeah.

I've driven that road a hundred times, you know, going from playing in Sacramento up to Portland. You drive that job. Did you guys ever notice, if you look close on the foothills surrounding Shasta, you see these rock walls that literally go up and over these foothills. Have you guys seen those? These are built using volcanic andesite stone, I believe, stacked on top of each other. And if you look at them, you know, on Google Earth, these are massive.

And up close, there's one that kind of comes along the road and it's a lot bigger than it would seem taller. All that to say, I think these. these walls might be more ancient than we know and have something to do with some of the other mysteries of the area. So obviously Shasta is known to be a portal of sorts, lots of UFO activity. It's really sacred to the Native Americans of the area, namely the Wintu and Maedok tribes, I believe, who say it's their native place of worship. And so I thought I'd let you guys know, I sent you a picture. Among the mythical creatures that are believed to inhabit Shasta is the mythical

matakami, which is the Mottak word for Bigfoot. And this guy is said to be between 8 to 10 feet tall. He's covered in coarse hair, has brown eyes, and gives off a musky odor. And that picture I sent you is a supposed Matakogmi that was photographed years ago. and of course it's nice and blurry. What do you think? It's right in our wheelhouse. Very blurry.

Look at him. Yeah. No, I mean, Mount Chast is wild. And that's what I like about you, Derek, is like, you know, you bring awareness to these, to the average guys like us. And all of a sudden, you're like, there's Megalithic stuff everywhere, you know? And we were talking about that last night on our channels, about how these giants went all over the place.

They were building dynasties everywhere. You know, it's great, Derek, because you taught us a lot. And then we interviewed these other people, and we bring this. stuff that you've, you've collected, and it's just this big community of people sharing what they've learned, making more sense, that this megalithic stuff is everywhere, the giants are everywhere, they were on islands, they were cruising around the world, and there's just these moments, and it's cool because, like, I've driven that road a lot. I probably have seen what you're talking about, but I didn't have the mega, the mega glasses on. You know what I mean?

You didn't have your megalithic goggles on, right? Yeah, you got to sell those. Where's the merch store? Let's get it. I need to up my game. I need to, I'm going to learn a, I'm to steal from you guys and just start making the sick march the mega goggles just like little pyramids in the bottoms you know when you put them on and they have to be 3d you have to go red in the blue just to make things blurry sorry three deep blurry goggles to go with a t-shirt right Derek we're talking about the walls i mean there's something that i literally there are these type of rock walls of my parents house like i know exactly what you're talking about the walls i mean there's something that i literally there are these type of rock walls by my parents' house.

Look, I know exactly what you're talking about. Close to the bay. Close to the bay, they call them, not in the front yard, no, the backyard, but they call them the east bay walls. They're weird. They're going, they go on top of hills and they're like, you know, sounds like you're talking about something different though, Derek, right? No, I mean,

I don't necessarily know exactly what you're talking about, Luke, but it sounds like it could be similar. All I'm saying is the North Cal area, especially much more ancient than we've been led to believe. And when you piece to all these different legends, oral traditions that we're going to get into here that I saw just on this amazing camping trip. Another thing to say about Shasta before moving on. So

thousands upon thousands make pilgrimages there every year. It's kind of like a new age and Mecca, kind of like Sedona. And this is mostly due to this legend of Lamuria that says somewhere deep beneath the mountain is this complex world of tunnels and this hidden city called Telos, and it's home to these ancient Limerians. And there's even people that have reported seeing like seven foot tall creatures with long flow of hair in the mountains that are supposed offspring of the Limerians. There's even a photo I have, and I sent it to you guys, that shows these doors that go into the mountain itself. A pretty rare photo. I'm doing more research on that.

But as you can see, it's almost megalithic in style in that there's a section of the mountain, right, where it's literally been cut away. It kind of reminds me of Amaru, Muru in Peru, where there's that Stargate portal, where there's that tea cut out in the mountain. That's what this looks like. But then inside at the center, bottom of that space are these doors that literally go into the mountain. And obviously they've been cemented, bolted, and sealed off. But isn't that kind of crazy? That's weird, yeah. That is weird, dude.

That's like Lord of the Ring stuff. And there's like a young Hugh Jackman standing in the front of this picture, too. Yeah. That's like the, I mean, that's like the minds of Moria where like I remember being a kid, Derek. And I love the Hobbit, the original Hobbit cartoon where you like, they hold the key up in the moonlight and then they go inside the mountain. And that's where my mind's going. And you're blowing my mind. I mean, we've talked a little bit about Shasta.

We're trying to get Luke's... Didn't your sister-in-law go to Shasta and have some weird experiences? We keep teasing this, but my sister-in-law is eventually going to come on and talk about... Oh. ...going there for a bigfoot hunt, and then she... I'm not going to spoil the story, but a bunch of really weird stuff happened when she was there. She was there with Keisha, of all things. Wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy.

That, Keisha. No. Yeah. and they went and they did some like night expedit. I'm not going to spoil the story, but it's fun. It's bizarre. And like, you know, we grew up going to Mount Shasta, Derek. Like I went, I would ski there.

Like, either that or Lassen, which is now closed or Tahoe, you know, as a kid. Shasta's bizarre. There's like a ton of new age, weird stuff that happens there. Like, they talk about vortexes. They're like they talk about vortexes in Sedona. There's like this, there's a lot of very bizarre stuff. And then there's even a David Politis episode in The Missing Four and one where a guy walks into nothing and disappears.

The footsteps go disappear. No evidence. What's one of the craziest ones there is? It's on Mount Shasta. Yeah, I was going to say, that's what I learned about Mount Shasta. It was David Pilitis and listening all the missing 401 stuff and the weird stuff that goes on up up there.

And supposedly the Native Americans wouldn't go past a certain elevation. Yeah. And there's, people talk about ascended masters. Like people are meeting these entities on the mountains and... UFOs? I mean, this whole topic at some point probably deserves an episode. And it really does because the place is so weird.

The Shasta story actually gets even better. So maybe this is kind of an episode. There we go. Or it's highlighted. But I've got something else to share. Nate, I'm so glad you brought up the minds of Moria. Because that's where we're going here. So like you said, like your sister knows, Luke, Shast is known for all these mysteries.

And it's known for sub-training tunnels in many disappearance. children disappearing. And it's also known for, are you ready for this? Some giant legends. No. And I'm about to share with you the best one. There's a fairly well-known legend around the area about a man named J.C. Brown. Have you guys heard the legend of old J.C. Brown?

Have not. So this dude appears to be a real guy who lived in the late 1800s, early 1900s. He was a British prospector who in 1904 was hired by the, I believe it's the Lord Cowdray Mining Company of England to prospect for gold around California and the Mount Shasta region. So one day, J.C. is out serving in the wilds of the Mount Shasta area. He's, he probably just climbed over one of the stone walls. and he is surveying and he comes across this cliff. And again, this is somewhere near Mount Shasta. And eventually he wants to go down.

So he makes his way down to the bottom of this cliff somehow. He's looking around and he notices what looks like a tunnel entrance at the base of this cliff. But it's blocked by lots of fallen rock debris and stuff. So he begins digging and excavating, I believe it was hours on end, according to the legend. And eventually he clears his way through. And sure enough, to his amazement, is this massive tunnel that he says appears to have been manmade. And it's huge. It measures like 10 feet tall by 7 feet wide.

And so J.C. Brown ventures deep inside the tunnel. going down. And according to reports, this thing was miles long. And after going deeper and deeper into the tunnel, he begins to find an assortment of ancient oddities, including the remnants that he says were some type of ancient mining activity and tools, Nate. And he also, as he goes deeper, he starts to come across a valuable treasure. I believe some of it was gold.

but that's never the highlight of the story. He ventures even deeper into the tunnel and he begins to find these chambers. And in these chambers are inscriptions and symbols almost like cuneiform. And these chambers also hold some artifacts. But what gets better is that as he continues to look in these chambers, he finds lying inside prehistoric mummies and skeletons. of unusual size that he said measured anywhere from seven to ten feet in length. So fast forward 30 years.

That was 1904. 30 years later, this guy appears in Stockton, California, 1934. He's trying to get together a search party. He's told the tale of what he found. And he wants this group of this, he wants this expedition to follow him back to the site to go into the tunnels and catalog all of these ancient artifacts and skeletons. And so apparently they're all getting ready to leave the next morning they're going to leave. But that night before they leave, J.C. Brown mysteriously vanishes.

And members of the expedition suspected foul play. I guess the police were called into investigate, but they found no reason for his disappearance to be a hoax. All that to say, J.C. Brown was never heard of. again and now you know the legend of jacy brown jacy brown skip down sometimes it feels like when you get that phone bill it's like the crash site document you can't read it there's a bunch of numbers random fees vague language stuff's blacked out you're like what am i actually paying for i don't know about you but i like keeping my money where i can see it i like to be simple i like to be easy

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See Mintmobile for details. Where do you go, Derek? What happened? You go through a portal? You get taken out? Are you abducted? I think they, yeah, they didn't want the secret of the tunnel with the Nephilim giants being revealed to the world. He knew too much.

This sounds like the story we uncovered about supposedly something that looked and smelled exactly like this in a cave in Arizona. The Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon. Exactly like this. A guy, a couple of explorers hiked down. They find this canyon inside. They go inside this cliff and they find giants. they find this dark room that they said it was like blacker than black and they couldn't even

see their hand in front of their face and then they had a bunch of wild stuff that they found in there. I don't know. It's like they built these these like they built these things all over the world and people find them. They're kind of preserved. And then it was, you know, the whole thing with Arizona was allegedly that whole area is now government land. It's fenced off. You can't get to. Yeah. And it's sort of off limits now, which makes the intrigue of that much more interesting, right? Yeah. The Shasta thing's fast. Fascinating, Derek, because it's like there are lots of stories about things being underneath this mountain, including the Lomorians and their Crystal City and all this stuff, right? Where, you know, and then of course there's photos and there's doors that are welded shut. It's just bizarre. Like, it's hard to explain how bizarre this place is if you haven't been there and you were there. Yeah, it's very bizarre. And I do believe that photo is, is real. I even know who that guy is. I'm actually trying to track down to interview him. to find out more so that on my next journey, maybe I can't, maybe I can't pick the door open,

if you know what I mean. Oh, wow. And go into Lemuria myself, no, I'm kidding. But lots of mysteries. I mean, who knows, maybe those doors go into the tunnel that J.C. Brown found. So that's kind of my point is we've got these oral legends, these tales, but then we've got stuff that's actually real that you can see touch. And it kind of gives credence to it.

A couple hours east after Shasta, we stopped at Donner Pass. This is off Highway 80, just above Lake Tahoe. And Donner Pass is really, it's known by most for it's the infamous Donner Party. I don't know if you guys have heard about them, but for those listening, if you don't know, they were a group of pioneers migrating to California in their old wagon train in the winter of like 1846, I believe. and they get snowed in on the pass. And sadly, they begin to die and freeze and starve. And they had the few survivors had to resort to cannibalism in order to survive.

So as interesting and crazy is that history is there's something so much more ancient right there on this amazing white granite outcropping. Yeah, if you're driving that road on Highway 80, it's like you're driving through these big old bull. the whole way. And then there's Shasta. I'm not Shasta. There's there's a lake right there, Donner Lake, right? Yeah, Nate, you're right. I think there's Donner Lake down below. Yeah. But you kind of go down this winding road over this bridge. And you see, again, most people stop there to see what they call the China Wall, which was this train track wall built by Chinese immigrants back in 1800s. But again, right below that, as cool as that is, are these petroglyphs, there's over 200 of them.

Archaeologists mainstream say they could be at least 4,000 years old. I think they're a lot much more ancient. I sent you guys a picture, but you see all kinds of shapes. One of them is the famous spiral that's seen all over the world, which many say is, you know, alluding to a Stargate portal. Something you'll find, though, if you research these donor past petroglyphs, a lot of people say, well, this was the Martis culture, which is this mysterious culture that they say predated the Oahu Native Americans.

But if you look into the martyrs culture, these people absolutely disappear from history. Nobody knows where they went or why. Another little mystery for you. So we did done our past. That was cool. And then the grand finale of my trip was going back to Lovelock 10 years later. It was like a high school reunion. It was amazing.

and would love to catch you up. I know we did a show before on Lovelock, so I don't know if you guys want me to give a quick recap about it, or what do you think? Give us a recap. You got the whole L.A. Azuli story, right? Yeah, the L.A. Marzuli story,

and we talked about Love Lock Cave, and there was like a lake there. Give us the recap. In case people are jumping into this podcast. Yeah. In the kettle or. Quick bullet point, yeah. Okay, I go back to Love Lock Cave after 10 years.

Lovelock is in actual town. It's a small. town in the middle of nowhere, about an hour and a half northeast of Reno. And so you get to this little town, man, that town itself feels like you're in the Western days. It's just kind of creepy and ancient. But it's really hard to find out where this cave is. Again, it'd been 10 years, so I didn't just remember how to get there. So I stupidly was going to believe Apple Maps app. Okay. So I'm with my father-in-law and we're out following the maps to this cave. We're on this desolate road. It takes about another hour from Lovelock just to try to get to this cave out in the

middle of nowhere. And it's just kind of that intuition when you know you better just stop. And I stop and I'm looking at my map and I realize, you know how your maps will take you to an area, but it doesn't necessarily connect. It's taking us to the backside of this mountain range. So we would have driven an hour had we not stopped. And in the crazy 90, plus whether we would have had to hike over a range, which would have been possible. So luckily, we only wasted like 20 minutes. We go the right way and I'm kind of looking at Google Earth and just trying to remember how to get there. Eventually, we get there.

And again, this thing is so remote and desolate. It's tucked up against the foothills there of Lovelock. The cool thing is this time there was nobody else there. Last time I was there, there was a group of people. So it was a little of a bummer. But climbing up into this cave is quite the experience, considering the hill, I'm about to share. The cave itself feels otherworldly. And right before we go in, my father-in-law and I had quite this scare. There's this plaque at the entrance of the cave and we're looking at it

and we hear this crazy sound, kind of like this. And we look at each other and we're like, what was that? I'm like reaching for my knife. And we walk slowly in the cave and out flies this huge owl and like just right past our faces and and scared the hebie-jeebies out of us. I went deeper into the cave on the left side and another one flew out and I literally screamed. Sorry, what were you going to say? I was going to say, you missed your opportunity to talk about your megalithic marvels machete. You can get it at megalithic marvels.com. When you're hunting for pyramids in the jungle, megalithic marvels machete.

when you're hunting. I feel like you need one, Derek. You could sell 100,000 of those right now. You know, what you could do is you could right away have Tim Alvarino be your spokesperson too. Exactly. Just the match maiden half. That's what, when you said that, Derek, I thought you have this machete on your side and this owl comes out and you're, you just chopped its head off. When you're hunting for red-headed cannibalistic giants, this is the only machete to you.

I just, you know, I just see Tim Albarino in the jungle and you with them. And you guys are just chopping down vines trying to find the old giants playground. Dude, that is so epic. I have got to get on your merch swag pipeline. I don't mean to derail us here because we're having a good time. You did, though. I did. We were deep in the owls attack.

When owls attack, it's like when animals get, when owls attack. Owls are associated with aliens. and they're also just like creepy, you know, they're also associated with the occult. Because I was going to bring that up earlier in the episode we were talking about, you know, there's supposedly this, and then Northern California,

there's this giant Moloch statue that looks like an owl, and it's near some of the places you were talking about, but we don't have to... We don't have to... Well, you're actually kind of, you're pulling the right thread. Oh, we go. Yeah.

Bring it back to Lovelock. You get startled by an owl. So we get startled by an owl, we go into the cave and now let me just give the quick bullet points for new listeners to blurry creatures because I know this show is growing so rapidly, so many new members, so many new listeners. We can't assume that everybody's heard every episode, right? We got to onboard these people, so I'm going to onboard them into Love Lock. It's only getting every customer's order right.

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So the quick recap of Lovelock Cave. So number one, the oral tradition. So the Paiutes of Nevada have this ancient legend that they went to war against a ferocious enemy. of red-haired cannibalistic giants known as the sitika. And the legend says that the piutes align themselves with other tribes, and they trapped these giants in a large cave, set out of blaze with fire. And any giants that tried to escape,

they shot with fire-piercing arrows. So that was the oral legend. Then there was a written account in 1883. Sarah Winamucka. She was the daughter of the chief of the Paiutes. She wrote a book called Life Among the Paiutes, In her book, she writes about the quote, red-haired people eaters that her tribe exterminated and that she had a garment passed down generation to generation that was trimmed with this red

hair. So it went from oral tradition to this written account. And then in 1911, a group of miners are digging out bat dung in this cave. They're digging out hundreds of tons of bat guano to be used as fertilizer. and they start to discover countless artifacts and skeletons of giant proportion with red hair. This triggers the archaeologist to come out in 1912 from University of California, Berkeley. And these guys obtained 10,000 plus artifacts. They estimate that the earliest inhabitants were in the cave at least 4,000 BC.

And they find donut-shaped notch stone calendars, elaborate duct decouc. toys, which are on display in the Smithsonian right now, but they also start finding gigantic tools, weapons shafts, and skeletons. They find mummified skeletons. I've sent you guys pictures before. One looks like a weird humanoid. And then they find girthy, large skeletons. One measured six foot six. And they have pictures of this in their field guide called Lovelock Cave. So again, this isn't make-believe stuff. These are real archaeologists, L.L. loud. And another guy that wrote this book, they have pictures, measurements. And basically, they say in their book, Lovelock Cave, that what we found validates the oral tradition of the

pautes and the testimony of the miners that red hair giants, this race existed. Again, this is in the early 1900s before the stuff got really politically correct, right? So you've got the archaeologists themselves saying, hey, we found six foot six at least skeletons with red hair. And then a bunch of, again, and newspaper articles from back in the day. And there's too many to read. They recount all kinds of stories about seven to ten foot giants that were found in the cave, around the cave, in the dry lake bed, Humboldt Lake down below, I believe it's called. And so, and then not, if that's not good enough, there's a bunch of witnesses who say that

they've seen the Lovelock skeleton skulls in a backroom at the Humboldt Museum, which is about an hour and a half east of that cave. And they've taken photographs of them. I've really researched this. I believe these photos are accurate. You can go to megalithic marvels.com. Search Lovelock. You'll eventually find these photos.

There's at least four skulls. They found one of them, dwarfs, the others, and is really big. And so we've got the photos. And then the actual museum curator at the Humboldt Museum says herself, quote, the state does not legitimize the skull's legitimacy. So we have to hide them in a back room. So that's kind of the recap of the Lovelock Cave story. To me, it's one of the greatest.

When we talk about ancient America, giant skeletons, this is it. This is the greatest discovery because we don't just have oral legends, book writings. We've got a cave. We've got skeletons, specimens, artifacts, pictures, and quotes from museum curators. So that's kind of the backstory. And so when I was going up into the cave, again, the first thing that just took me back like it did 10 years ago is that you notice this, the roof of the ceiling, the ceiling of the cave, I'm sorry, is charred black, right? Which harkens back to the legend of the fire. And it's important to note that this entire region of northwest Nevada was covered by a massive

lake 12,000 years ago, a Lake Lahontan. So instead of looking out at a vast desert valley, when you come out of the cave, you have to visualize this whole valley was filled with water, teeming with fish, surrounded by wildlife, the piutes fishing below. So this cave had a strategic location where I believe these giants were using it to hide. It was a natural defensive position because I believe they were the hunted. Again, that which goes back to the legend of the tribes coming together to exterminate them, but they also use the cave as an offensive position to launch surprise attacks on the piutes below.

And again, that's what the legends say that the giants would use the tool that grew in the lake, a species of water plant. They would weave these rafts to navigate, to make boats and navigate the water and capture piute women who would gather a tool near the shore. So when I was there, I was visualizing this. Like, imagine 12,000 years ago, you're a Paiute Indian. You're just going about your daily chores. You're a hunter-gatherer. It's a beautiful day. The sun is shining. Channel breeze is blowing over this ancient lake. You've just been fishing. You're on the shore cleaning them. All as well. You're looking forward. to this good meal that you're going to take back to your family when suddenly you hear

something on the water and you look up and there is this reed boat coming right at you with maybe two three four eight to ten feet tall giants with red hair and they want you they grab you I mean you would and they would take you to their cave and you know what amazing story right and we hear about this and we talked about this and I think this I was going to come out after Heather's. And she talked about it's a specific pigment of red hair. It's more of a kind of an auburny color. It's not like traditional red hair that you would see just like in humans.

It's almost like a darker tint to it. And Reed takes you back to, makes me think of Egypt and the Nile. We talked about that a little bit. Like they're building these types of boats. So they knew how to sail around. It's wild, Derek, because I've been to so many of these places. And I feel like it's cool. when you're talking about this, it's like, I haven't been to Lovelock Cave specifically, but I've

been to that area. And it kind of looks like a dried up lake. It looks like there used to be something going on here, and then it's just turned into like almost a desert. And that part of the country's interesting. And, you know, you hear stories all up and down, California, into Nevada. There's up into Montana. It's like, how many giants tribes do you think there were in America? Like, do you think they were we just find these little remnants of them like there were there was way more of these populations scattered around because i mean we've already covered a lot of places from from the donner area to shasta to you know now we're talking about nevada i mean they seem like they were all over the place yeah i think they were probably again they were uh i would say they were

the minority. I don't think they were, I think there was probably more ancient peoples than there were these giants. I think there were definitely giant tribes scattered all over, but again, they were the hunted. So they would try to find these strategic defensive positions. I think we talked about that on another show where like on Sardinia, they fled to this island because it was kind of like, you know, having a castle on a moat in the medieval days. It was a defensive place. where they could build these Naragi towers and fight the ancient peoples that were coming to exterminate them like David and the Israelites would have done David and his giant slayers back in the day, right?

Have we talked about this on the show, Derek? Do you think that these things were here pre-flood or post-flood? You know, there's a couple different ways you could look at it about how these giants might have migrated around the world. Definitely, I believe there was giants here, obviously, before the flood. flood, but Genesis 6 makes it pretty clear that they were also here after. One, they could have fled, you know, originally the Canaan area where they came down, you know, the whole Mount Hermon area, and they begin to spread out as they were being

hunted to other locations for refuge. Simultaneously, they probably were wanting to spread their occult practices and corrupt new peoples of the world. So one that could have spread out, we know they had some advanced knowledge and technology. So getting across the waters they could do. Obviously, I believe they were in Peru. They were in Europe. Or the other option is we know that watchers descended on Mount Herman.

Eventually did their interbreeding with human women. The Bible says they were here also after the floods. So it's that whole second incursion thing. Did they come down through these ancient portals? A lot of that could have to do with. occult practices in the area by natives, right? And what you see in their rock art and the petroglyphs that show these portals, if you look at the legends of the Maya in, you know, Quetzocotal,

they claim that these white skin bearded men came down, right? So that to me sounds like they appeared through a portal again after the flood. So those are some working theories, but I had something else to share. And that is, there was, again, there's so much to see in this area. It's just chock full of ancient history. You went down in there. You found something, huh?

Well, I think in the future, we need to have a joint megalithic marvels, blurry creatures, US tour where we're going to all these. Yeah. These stuffs, right? I just want to know if your father-in-law was holding your feet as you were dangling over inside that cliff looking for something. And he's like, listen, just hold him. Hold on to my, just hold on to this rope, pop.

Don't let me go. Like, did you, I mean, your head has got to be on a swivel. You had to have gone into this cave and looked. I know you were looking for something. I took a lot of video. You guys saw the one view I made with the drone, right? Yeah. So that was kind of a flying out of it perspective, 10,000 foot view.

But inside, I got some creepy video footage. At one time I was freaked out. Because if you go to the far left or right side of this cave, When you go in, there's this big deck they've built. So you can kind of look out. And this cave is massive. The entrance is pretty, it looks smallish, but it's actually pretty wide. And so there's a lot of natural light that gets in there.

So you can see pretty good without a flashlight. All that to say, if you go to the far left or right side, this thing rapidly descends down into these dark corners. And so I was on the left side going down. And I found what looked almost like this. tunnel in the far left end that went somewhere. And so I got video this. I'll be releasing that soon, but I've never heard about this possible tunnel in Lovelock Cave. Maybe it didn't lead anywhere, but as far as I could see, it was going somewhere, but it was getting so steep that I was afraid that I was going to fall into this pit thing. So I did have a scary moment in Lovelock Cave.

But something else I wanted to share was there's so much to see. sea. And not far from Lovelock Cave is a place you guys probably have heard of Pyramid Lake. And this is also a site I really wanted to see, but we didn't end up having time near Pyramid Lake. It's this, this ancient lake in the middle of nowhere with this pyramid shape, natural structure in the middle of it. Not far from there are the, some people call in the Pyramid Lake petroglyphs, but the proper term is the Winnamuckal Lake petroglyphs. Right next to Pyramid Lake on the right side is a dry lake bed called Winnamukal Lake. And that's where the oldest petroglyphs in North America are.

These things are the grandest to look at. They're almost 3D. So a cool thing to point out is that I don't even know that you can legally see these petroglyphs anymore without some kind of special access because they're on the Paiute Reservation. And the signs I found said no trespassing. But Hugh Newman was there. I know you guys have had him on. He was there a couple years ago.

Took some amazing video footage up close of these. And he surmises that these Winamucka Lake Petroglyphs, which are huge. Again, 3D in style. And again, mainstream archaeologists themselves say these are the oldest things we've ever seen. They're at least 14,000 years old. Hugh surmises this was the language of the sitika. The red-headed cannibalistic giants.

These were their symbols, their language. That's why they're so different than any other pedigliff we've seen. And it's really why you can't get there anymore to see them. So that's something to point out. But the last thing I'll say is I was reading through Hughes book, Giants on Record, which is a great tool to have when giant hunting. And he has an excerpt he found, a legend, that says in 1891, it was reported that an Indian of giant stature came to give the Paiute's trouble. And this giant warrior came from the north.

And it says he took up his abode near Pyramid Lake and made a war on the Paiute's killing many of their men. The giant was finally slain by a Paiute who crept up behind him and drove a poison arrow between his blades. So there's another legend for part of the puzzle. So that was kind of my road trip camping, ancient giant hunting excursion and nutshell. It's great. Derek, look at this is crazy too.

Like I, you know, this is where Nate and I grew up, more or less in Northern California. These aren't, these aren't far excursions from where we grew up, Nate, like these are a couple hours.

Yeah, I had no idea about the Pyramid Lake petroglyphs or the Winnamaka Petroglyphs. There's some blurred stuff out on Google Maps. It's all blurred out in the middle. 14,000. thousand years old. I mean, it's called Pyramid Lake. I mean, come on. Yeah. What's under there, Derek? What's under there? Let me say this. Yeah, you can go kind of deep into Pyramid Lake and start researching and finding images. Again, it's called Pyramid Lake. There is this pyramidal shaped, you know,

structure in the middle, kind of the middle right side of this lake. There's also people that have claimed to have found what they believe are super eroded sphinx like, structure, you know, and when you look at it, it kind of does look like a sphinx. So again, listeners can research that. I believe that's at Pyramid Lake. So a lot more ancient stuff there. Another thing is Spirit Cave, which is in the proximity of Lovelot Cave. It's a smaller cave. But the Smithsonian's own archaeologist back in the day, early to mid-1900s, excavated mummies out of this cave that they said were of at least 12,000. thousand years old, I believe, and not of Native American descent. So so many ancient mysteries

and hopefully we made things a little less blurry for listeners. Wow. Okay, so Derek, one of my questions is, is like on the show, we've, we've uncovered it a lot. And maybe it's a simple, maybe it's just a simple answer. But last night we were talking to Heather, who wrote about these underground tunnels in the Caribbean, that, you know, these caves. And then they said they could go all the way underground.

She thinks they went all the way to Venezuela from these islands. Like, they have massive cave underground networks. And we start out the show talking about caves underneath Shasta, and then you go to Lovelock Cave. Why are these things, why are they building these underground cave structures? I mean,

is it just because they're getting hunted like, you were saying or they have some sort of relationship with the underworld underground. They're always in these weird areas, hard to get to, and they're building these complicated structures. It just seems like a really difficult thing to do, A, to get there, and then B, to, like, find this place, and then try to hollow it out and make it a, it's a consistent theme over and over again we hear, and I'm just wondering what your thoughts are about that. Great question.

Boy, I mean, there's so much. we could talk about with this. Yeah, I kind of, my first reaction is to say from what I've studied and learned and kind of believe regarding the ancient giants, we know they were hunted. We see that biblical example. And so again, I believe that was continuing on for generations after. And so I think that's probably most likely why they were in caves, why they were underground subterranean building tunnels.

I also think, you know, like you guys were talking on the episode. with Dr. Judd, I believe, or Dr. Laura recently about Caesarea Philippi and Pan. And that whole Gates of Hell area right at the base of Mount Herman, you know, it was the, it was the gate of the underworld. And there's so many legends there we can talk about on the Minotaur episode. But I think these things want to be close to hell, if that sounds. Wow. If that sounds accurate.

Yeah. No, it makes sense. Makes a lot of sense. Yeah, I mean, we get into it a lot and it, well, I mean, we haven't really talked about Hollow Earth or any of that stuff yet on the show, Luke, but, you know, supposedly there's, this is, this is like the devil's best kept secret, underground. There's all this, this, like a whole other world. And the Bigfoot creature goes down there a lot too, and people see giants come up from

out of the ground in a remote place. it's like they don't want to be on the surface. They don't want to see. I don't know why. Something about caves. Wasn't it the, is it the Maya or the Inca that have the... Oh, the Sonotes?

That, yep, that's exactly right. The Sanotes, right? So there's this weird thing with all that. Like, you have the gates of hell. Like, you talked about it at... Cessori of Philpai. Cesario Philpah, Mount Herman. And then you have these caves in South America,

the Sonote, where they believe that was the way to get to Hades. Derek, you told us a story about going to that cave up on in Machapitia. Remember you told us that crazy story where that guy was doing that ceremony or whatever and you were there? Yeah, that was one of the craziest experiences I've had. It's everywhere you go. There's these dynasties in these remote areas and there's a cave every time. Yeah, and that story, yeah, two thoughts on that, Luke. One is we've probably all been to Mexico.

Like, I went to Cheech and Eats a couple years ago. and I had the opportunity to go on a sonote. I was there when it was really hot muggy, so it just didn't look appealing to me to jump into this thing. But all these people do and they think it's so luxurious. But little do they know, I mean, what went on in these things, right? I mean, bloodletting, sacrifices of the sickest kind. Now you're swimming in this thing, right?

Or the cave story, Nate, that you reference for listeners, I might not know we're talking about when I went to Peru a couple years ago. There is a site called Nwapa Hwaka, I believe, near kind of Machu Picchu and Oianto. But it's real remote. A lot of people don't see this when they go to Peru to see Machupecchu because they don't know about it. But way up in this mountainous cave, again, similar to Lovelock, in fact, it's just a giant cave, except this one's got a precision, megalithic architecture inside. One piece, it looks kind of like an altar or console,

and another piece, which is like a, it looks like a wall with a door that goes straight into the mountain. Obviously, it's a faux door. It doesn't, you can't go through it physically, physically. But when we were up there, we were with this large group who was doing some, new age incantations and inviting spirits and opening themselves up and I'm kind of watching this going oh man where is this going and a guy was beating the drum and and he was telling everybody just open yourself up to basically the earth and and the spirit and he's got incense

and people are just kind of meditating thinking this is really cool you know cool experience when this guy, a few people over to me, starts screaming bloody murder. Yeah. And convulsing. Obviously, everybody wakes up and they're looking at this guy trying to help him. When he comes to it and he was scared for his life, he basically shared how he saw a, I believe it was a Puma or a Panther entity come through that portal, that faux door. and enter him.

And it literally scared the life out of him. Wow. Yeah, don't go into caves and banging on drums, people. It's real. I remember you telling me that story. I still remember that one. I was like, that was so good. That was crazy.

It's fascinating that because it just behooves the design, right? This idea that this is intentional. This door in the stone is intentional. It's purposeful. And if you ask for the purpose, then it happens. It's just, it's always fascinating that people treat this stuff with, you know, with, with white gloves sometimes. Like, it's like it's just, it's not dirty and it's not, it's not real, you know, or,

or it's real, but it's, it's inert, right? It's just, you know, it'll level up your energy or something, right? And then you have these things where you're like, no, actually what you're doing is, is dabbling and demonic. What you're doing is actually inviting things to, things that want bodies to come and inhabit your body. And they will. They will.

Derek. Feel it them, yep. So I, you know, I've been kind of formulating some thoughts as we've done a lot of these shows. Let's look at this from a couple angles here. So the Giants original, there was a concentration of,

let's say, angelic DNA in them. And as time goes on, slowly just braids out of the population. We talked about it last night on our episode, that eventually they interbreed with humans, and they get smaller and smaller and smaller. And then there might be some of this DNA living in all of us.

We have no idea, right? And do you think that these entities had like half of a spiritual map of the way the world really works? They had half of the knowledge of the spiritual world. It's kind of like, you know, you get a map of the way the world really works and they cut it in half and you can kind of make sense of it but you don't have the full angelic knowledge you're not you're not a true uh angelic being you don't have the full picture of heaven and earth and the realms but they kind of had half of it so fast word of humans today

we have none of it right so we're looking at this stuff like how did they put these things together but the ancient people had they had this knowledge but when we're talking about knowledge they had understanding of the cosmos in a way that we were like fuddling around like little kids trying to put these these complicated blocks together and we have no idea how they go together and we can only theorize but it seems like you know that's kind of how I see it now I don't know if that makes any of that makes any sense I'm just I'm trying to make sense of why it's so complicated to us when we look at it and we have no idea what it is or what they were doing you know No, great thoughts. There's so much going on like you're alluding to, Nate, that, yeah, I don't think anybody has all the answers. All we can do is look at, obviously we've got the Bible, we've got the book of Enoch, we've got these ancient texts, we've got oral traditions we can pull from. We've got artifacts like with Lovelock Cave I talked about that we can look at and kind of piece together. And as I like to say, reconstruct the prehistoric.

past, right? I did have a thought when I was at Lovelock Cave, you know, because we've talked in previous episodes about Cyclops and how if Cyclops really did exist, again, the megaliths in Europe are known as Cyclopean architecture. And legend says they were built by the Cyclops who not only had the strength, but the knowledge to create this precision stonework. So I think of possible nephalium type giants like that. And then I'm thinking of these love love cave giants, which I believe really did exist. I believe they were between seven and 10 feet tall. But these ones in North America, I don't know if primitive is the word.

But clearly we don't have, you know, maglithic architecture here in North America like we see in Peru or Egypt. But so it's like the, it's like the giants that came here definitely lost some of the knowledge. Because in Truckee, like I talked about, the tall area, you've got granite. You've got granite there just like in Machu Picchu to construct megalis, right? We had the trailer park giants here. Right. Instead, they're out in caves, making reed boats. And this is corroborated when you read the Spanish conquistador accounts of the giants they found.

And I interviewed Albarino about this. Hugh Newman's a great one to talk about this, too. collected all these oral traditions of the conquistadors, what they wrote in their own books regarding the giant like Native Americans they found, they called them Native Americans, that were, again, eight to ten feet tall, but very primitive in nature. And so why were the giants here in caves or in mounds, right? Did they lose knowledge quicker than the others that were in Peru or elsewhere around the world? That's just something I'm thinking about, going to start researching but that's the best I can do to answer your question yeah yeah I mean

it's yeah sorry I got I have a thought I mean just just from my most basic common sense thought like if you were on the run or you're being hunted where would you go you would go to an island you would go to a cave you wouldn't set up and build a house like it it just seems to me that in some of these spaces we you know there was there seemed to be just the the the giants were at least in this stage of you know of the epoch where like they were they were there at enmity with with humanity and being hunted and so if you're doing that you know if i'm if i'm running from the law i'm not building the house you know and setting up and you know and and building you know not building stuff i'm probably hiding somewhere in something that's fortified and defensible and that's

kind of what we talk about stuff with Aruba when we talked about Island the Giants and we talk about some of the new world stuff. I mean, it doesn't seem like a far-fresh to think that a lot of these giants left the old world to escape sort of annihilation, like the conquest of Joshua, to escape the judgment in the old world. And this seems like a lot of them didn't have a chance to set up, set up shop necessarily. And then I think there's also an argument for lost knowledge. too, that as you generationally are separated from the old knowledge, from the pre-flood golden age, that much like we don't understand how exactly how the pyramids were created or the technology was used for some of these megalists, right?

That's your wheelhouse. Now there's a separation or loss of knowledge and sort of attrition. So I think that's kind of how I think about it. It seems like the places they're found are places you would be if you were on the run or hiding or kind of running for your life in some ways. Let's look at this like let's compare it to human beings, right? Like, you know, the old saying never fight, never fight Asia in a land battle, right? Why is that?

Because they know how to do something very specific when it comes to the war and the ground and under tunnels and things, right? The human beings are in certain areas of the world are highly skilled and whatever they've just over time learned how to do. So 200 watchers descend, right? Could you think there were physical anomalies for each watcher and their offspring could have been completely different than the other ones? They're giants, but maybe they're just a different type of watcher and their offspring are a different type of giants. And that's why the Old Testament has all these tribes. Like they had physical anomalies? Great question.

Yeah, I think they were probably, so the watchers descend, they breed with earth women. I think they did necessarily know, yeah, what exactly they were going to get. I mean, I've talked with, I did an interview with Gary Wayne once. I think you guys have two. He kind of goes into some of the oral traditions and legends he's found in the Jewish writings where, you know, when these women would give birth. And if you got kids listening, you might want to pause this right now. But when the women would give birth who bred with the fallen angels, their bodies could not handle when this giant came out.

So it would literally just like a horror movie rip out of the belly killing the earth mother. And you have other reports or legends where it was almost cannibalistic. I think it would even eat the mother. So crazy pieces of information like that. Yes, some of them had these six digits, probably not all of them, but some of them. Oh, exactly. Yep. The other crazy thing is like Cromagnam Man and Neanderthals, Darwinists, they'll say, well, this is, you know, proof of the missing link, right?

Clearly these things are not normal humans. They do look ape-like. But what if all of these supposed Neanderthal skulls are Nephilim, spruce, on, you know, generations removed. And that's why they look so freakish. And that's why they're carbon dated so ancient, right? They're not necessarily giants, but they've got these foreheads that just slap back. Or I think I might have talked with you guys about this on an episode. There was seven foot skeletons found that had horns in their heads. So that was another strange anomaly. Yeah. So stuff like that. Yeah, I don't think it was just.

Across the board, these are giants with six fingers. Did the watchers even know the offspring would be giants? Maybe not. But we know they loved their children. We know that they were horrified to find out that they were going to be destroyed. And so it's all just part of the puzzle, I guess. Well, yeah, I mean, do a show like this or you're long enough. You hear enough strange things.

Just the giant skeleton reports. You have dwarves with them. You've got big giants. You've got ones that are 20 foot all the way down to 10 foot. Some of the guys on the show said they're even weight. Those are the small guys. So who knows how big they really got? Some of the ancient reports of giant skeletons being dug up.

I mean, some of those are like 50 feet, 60 feet. Some of those are wild stories. And then the mud fossil guys, that's a whole other rabbit hole of how big these things got. But it just sounds. And if you think about this from a spiritual perspective, why would these aims, angels all be anatomically exactly the same. They wouldn't be, just like humans are different. You got all these different types of people.

You've got to think, like, well, the angelic world's probably very similar. And so whatever their genetic DNA was, per the watcher, you might have got a completely different creature coming out. Totally. And I like what you just said about, you know, as Tim would call it, the elder race or the angels. You've got cherubim, seraphim, four living creatures. So, I mean, right there you see this assortment.

variety of these angelic beings. The point is they're all different. Why would their kids be all the same? They clearly probably most likely weren't. Just look at how diverse we are as humans, right? Colors and shapes and languages. So to me, it's pretty clear that they were this vast array of these hybrids. And then there's a whole rabbit trail on the chimeric side and how these nephalium genetically altered animals to create, as some would say, monsters, right? So there's so much there. All flesh was corrupted. Yeah.

I mean, because like, I mean, just we did our episode just on the cyclops, just the one-eyed beast. And that's a crazy thing to think about. Like there's these one-eyed giants. Why one-eye? I mean, you don't just, I mean, human beings don't just all of a sudden we have, yeah, I mean, obviously it can be a deformity or whatever, but maybe it goes all the way back to all the deformed.

we have maybe are from this point of corrupted creation and then it's just genetic lottery of who gets the weird deformity when we can talk about that all day long but that's a crazy creature a one-eye giant I think that there was probably a physical anomaly that separated these these tribes in the Old Testament that's my thought that's what I think made them migrate to an area and they looked or they had some sort of wild skill or deformity. Giants according to Nate. Who knows? Right.

Who knows? I mean, and then we talk about how, you know, like the Garden of Eden and some of these things like, you know, why would we have these fruit trees on Earth if there wasn't fruit trees in heaven? And it seems to be this mirror. What we see here is a mirror of what happens in heaven. And we've uncovered that on our show in a lot of ways that we get these little clues on earth of how things are. heaven right fruit trees knowledge of i mean it starts with this and then here we are we're and human beings have a very similar we have the earth and we're growing things i don't know just some thoughts trying to put deep thoughts that's what the podcast is for luke yeah deep thoughts with jackandy

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Love lock it up. You lock it up. Hey, at some point, listeners, there's going to be a moment where I'm going to be holding on to Luke's arm. Luke's going to be holding on to Derek's arm and we're going to be in the middle of a cave somewhere. I don't know who the next guy is. On me on the anchor, though, just being, yeah. Yeah, put the big guy, not dangling so much.

I'm holding on to Luke's arm and then I'm holding on to Derek's and we're finding some weird anomaly. And that's when we. It's the blurry Marvel tour. That's when they take us out when we finally discover it, right? That's right. Are we all going to disappear one day, Derek, if we keep going down this trail? Just like J.C. Brown. I was just going to say that.

We don't want to end up like, J. J.C. Brown. We just need enough friends, right? We need to just have a big enough tour where we don't get stolen, go through the portal. I believe that J.C. Brown was not like his cousin Lee were Brown. It was in fact, the baddest cat in the whole town. Derek, we don't really have a lot to offer. We're a couple of dummies, and we appreciate you coming on. Hey, thanks for the invite. Fun is always to share. And yeah. It's fun that you were in our, like, these areas that we're very familiar with. It's interesting. It's interesting.

It just you feel even, you know, we grew up there and spent so much time in these spaces, not knowing sort of the richness of history that exists around you. I think we all have this idea that the new world, especially the West Coast is so new, right? You know, the gold rush in the 1840s. And it's not like you can go to, like you can go to Boston and see, you know, these, these cemeteries with the founding fathers of our country. You know, it seems young. And then you realize that there's so much, there's just a tapestry of history that exists.

this out west as well, especially with the weirdness, man. Just the things about Shasta, you know, the native people thinking that was that they did believe that was the center of the universe. So much blurriness there in Lubloch and around Tahoe and Pyramid Lega. It's awesome to revisit it. So thank you for taking us back to a place. I think that is all too familiar to, at least to us. Yeah.

I love it. Hey, yeah. And I didn't even get to talk about, is it called Dunsmere? Is that the little town? by Shasta. That is. So we stopped there by accident. And only because I was trying to get a picture that I think it's called the Castle Crags,

the mountainous weird-looking peaks up there. And so I was doing a little research and I found some giant legends regarding the Castle Crags. So we didn't even get to talk about that, all that to say. There is so much going on in the NorCal, Nevada area. Get out and explore people. man megalithic tours baby yeah go to egypt go to duns meir a little different that's right and don't go on the trail without your megalithic marvels machete now two for one glory creatures

brought to you today by we're idiots we're just a couple of dummies we have so much fun and i you know look to what you were just saying i i do think it's cool that you and i grew up there and here we are far away from those places, but it's kind of cool how God prepared us. I've traveled to most of these places. And when you're talking about it, I'm like, yeah, I've been there. I've been there. You know, whether it's Catalina Island went there on my senior trip and these other places and drove up and down Northern California a thousand times.

It's cool because it's like when you're talking about it, I can visually see it. And I just think it's something special that it's not just this idea. I'm like, man, we've been there. It's basically a backyard. And I'm just grateful that having skied as a kid at Mount Shaston Ski into a portal. Yeah, you didn't. Now you know, you didn't know then.

You could have. Could have. Maybe we're all still in it. You know, you want to get weird? And next time you, Luke, next time you go skiing up there, bring that megalithic machete so you don't end up like Jason Brown. Derek, it's fantastic to see you, man. And just we're grateful for your friendship and for you unpacking this trip.

Tell us what's next for megalithic marble. because I, you know, you had a trip to Egypt. He's going to be some. You're always up to something. In real life, maybe, maybe that. Flight chain's a little rough right now. So it's coming next year. Yeah, coming for Christmas, 2022.

But what's, uh, what's going on in the megalithic Marvel's world and what's on the horizon here? Really, though, I do need to, uh, I do need to get some merch going. I don't know about machetes, but at least some cool t-shirts like you guys got our hats. So I got to work on that. But then, uh, yeah, I got, I still work. working on some tours for next year. I wish they were up by now, but I'm waiting on my contacts, tour companies to kind of finalize their side so we can release that information.

But hopefully, hopefully by the end of this month, we'll have a Egypt tour up that people can sign up for. It's probably going to be in May of next year. And then hopefully a Peru tour as well next year, later half of the year. So it's kind of it, guys. Yeah.

Well, we got to get to some of these. We've got to do some Tennessee tours, at least. We've got to get you out here. We're thinking about BlurrieCon. And we're going to tempt you in. So you let us know, Derek, when you're not Indiana-Jones. We're going to get you to Tennessee, and we're going to do some hanging out in the flesh and the real life.

I'm excited about that. I am there. Yeah. Hopefully it's not in May or October, which I think are going to be these tour months. If it's not in those months, I am there. I've already got the money saved to come. And we're just going to blurry it up.

Look at you. Man. That's my pitch to not have it in May or October. Just, yeah, just saving me, saving dollars for a blurry day. Little did, Luke, little did L.A. Marzuli know what he was saying to Derek on that fateful day of stay on the trail. What, what fire he was going to start in the soul of this man. Stay on the trail, kid. It's like a G-I-Jope BS that.

It's true. Stay on the trail, kid. I don't think he said kid, but yeah, stay on the trail. He could. I was kind of Indiana Jones in it there. And we're thankful for all these dudes, these wise sages that have come before us and laid the groundwork to help make us aware of all the strange things that are right in our backyard. So Derek, thanks so much. Follow Derek on Instagram at least.

He's on TikTok now too, Megalithic Marvels. And see the goods. He's always making content. and you're always on the go, travel in the world. I love it, man. Thanks for coming by blurry creatures often and sharing what you find. It was a pleasure, guys. Thanks so much.

Had a blast. And until next time, goodbye. And if there's a blacksmith out there that listens to our show, hit up Derek. He wants to make some knives. Someone's got to be pounding some steel right now listening to this show, you know. Hors and fire. All right. See ya

Thanks, bye