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Jul. 6th, 2013 06:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alt_ronSo, um. I guess I thought someone else was probably going to say what we saw yesterday when we flew up that rail line. But I can at least start telling, and the rest can say if I forget something.
It took a while to get there, so if we go again sometime, I think we'll start closer. (I mean, there's distance flying and then there's loooooong distance flying, if you know what I mean.
Anywiz, we found the tracks, but then there was a train--it was going the other direction, but we figured it'd be better if they didn't see us and worry about what we might be getting up to, so we veered off from the line for a while. And then when we came back around, we weren't far from the end of the line, but we found something else, then.
There's a really strong ley line out there that runs right up along the tracks starting a couple miles before the end of the line. Well, that sounds wrong. What I mean is, the lines converge there. The ley line runs up from the south before they come together.
Anywiz, the ley line was really easy to pick up, and we followed that a long way. But then it was getting late and we knew we ought to turn around. So we followed for a while and then turned, but we all said we should go back sometime and see where it goes. And if we don't find an octoborous thinger up there (is that how it's spelled?), we'd have a snitch time flying ley because it's such a nift one.
Er. I think that's most of it. We had fun. And maybe it's important what we found, yeah?
It took a while to get there, so if we go again sometime, I think we'll start closer. (I mean, there's distance flying and then there's loooooong distance flying, if you know what I mean.
Anywiz, we found the tracks, but then there was a train--it was going the other direction, but we figured it'd be better if they didn't see us and worry about what we might be getting up to, so we veered off from the line for a while. And then when we came back around, we weren't far from the end of the line, but we found something else, then.
There's a really strong ley line out there that runs right up along the tracks starting a couple miles before the end of the line. Well, that sounds wrong. What I mean is, the lines converge there. The ley line runs up from the south before they come together.
Anywiz, the ley line was really easy to pick up, and we followed that a long way. But then it was getting late and we knew we ought to turn around. So we followed for a while and then turned, but we all said we should go back sometime and see where it goes. And if we don't find an octoborous thinger up there (is that how it's spelled?), we'd have a snitch time flying ley because it's such a nift one.
Er. I think that's most of it. We had fun. And maybe it's important what we found, yeah?
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Date: 2013-07-07 02:07 am (UTC)I'd say you're on to something. If the Octoboros needs to travel by rail, and that particular railway has a ley line across it ....
Yes, I'd say you're truly on to something.
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Date: 2013-07-07 02:24 am (UTC)We were thinking we might go back in a couple of weeks. I mean, not before we tick some of the other spots off our list, but it does seem like we could have been on the right track.
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Date: 2013-07-07 02:10 am (UTC)I say, I thought someone else would surely tell everyone, too!
It was well brilliant, feeling the difference flying over the ley line, what. I hope we shan't make two long-distance flights in a week again, though, not for a while! I'm rather out of practice. Although, I say, it's bally well more comfortable than a horse, what, but a good deal colder!
-Justin
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Date: 2013-07-07 02:34 am (UTC)I think unless something comes up that's really important, we can just stick to Fridays for flying distance, yeah?
Say. You might want to ask if the Jugsons have got any liniment for your legs or back. A broom may seem comfortable while you're flying, but it can still make you dead sore the next day.
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Date: 2013-07-07 02:36 am (UTC)-Justin