Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland, a Masonic Town

[madJedi1]

At last someone who appreciates and identifies the true nature of the worldly energies..

Hey may i ask... is that why bedsprings look like 'radar dishes'.. is it coz it attracts spirits??

[9509ryan]

the maisons are evil they are involved with the illuminati, call me stupid and say its all rubbish but its true the world is distroyed by the illuminati, Bring on 2012 :) i cant wait

[AnagramISP]

the whole world is masonic...baby

[cowan315]

Standing stones act as amplifiers to a ley line.

They pick up natural energy waves from subterranean streams, or fissures under the stone and transmute them above ground as an added energy to the ley line - in other words they are amplifiers.

[jimmuck]

nice interesting video but I think the masonic speculations are like many, a bit far fetched

[cowan315]

@jimmuck

Jim, There are 17 points lined up accurately with this symbol, plus a neolithic burial cairn 60 yards to the west of Ochtertyre which I have not mentioned - far too many for any co-incidence.

Freemasonry relies heavily on symbolism, so what better than to construct this open air temple?

[SpecialisedCastings]

Please don't delete this, it is my first post we can reproduce the traditional masonic plaque that is seen on Lodge walls throughout Scotland and can cast your lodge number on it. It is made in Scotland.

Castironcuriosityshop dot co dot uk or simply search google for "masonic plaque"

[SpecialisedCastings]

Please don't treat this as spam, it is my first post we can reproduce the traditional masonic plaque that is seen on Lodge walls throughout Scotland and can cast your lodge number on it. It is made in Scotland.

Castironcuriosityshop dot co dot uk or simply search google for "masonic plaque"

[cowan315]

Callum, glad you liked video and book. You say you are from Crieff - what is your name?

Best Wishes,

David R. Cowan

[shadycallum]

hi great video. your book is exellent too. im from crieff myself and it is great to know what these mysterious monoliths are doing around our town.

[marinagraham]

Fantastic!

10 years ago, while drawing lines to identify aligments on a map of Wiltshire, I found that I had accidently stumbled across a large geometrical figure. It could not have been chance, as I had not even set out to construct it.

I wondered for a long time whether it was medieval or prehistoric. Gradually over the years I picked up more and more clues and realised that it was both. I haven't released details yet, but what I found would parallel your amazing discoveries!