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Walton County's Alien Landing Pad?

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Great, now even the little green men want to vacation here. Oh well, as long as they take their crap - and elgordoboy - with them when they leave. . . . .
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Take only probings and leave only crop circles. :eek:
 
Take only probings and leave only crop circles. :eek:

One more brochure the TDC will have to have printed.
 
:floor: another thread run amuck.....

yes, dont go down that road, nothing to see, watch out for the dead end...:lol:
 
I'll go with you. If we do meet anything unkind there'll be two of us and I can use you as a shield. :wave:
I bet it would be much faster to park at the end of 395, paddle over on a canoe ( with a bicycle in the canoe), paddle down the IC a bit and pull ashore, and ride your bike to it.
 
I bet it would be much faster to park at the end of 395, paddle over on a canoe ( with a bicycle in the canoe), paddle down the IC a bit and pull ashore, and ride your bike to it.

Yep, but then they could see you coming. THe sun would reflect off of the tinfoil hat and you would be pulverized...:rolling:
 
You'd have to approach in the evening, when the Sun light would reflect back to the west. Personally, if I were doing it, I'd paint my tinfoil hat a flat black and I'd wear khaki shorts and a white shirt. If I got caught, I'd tell them that some local gave me bad directions to Eden Gardens and I got lost.
 
Being that close to the IC could it have been the beginning of some sort of marina or retention pond? It doesn't show on google earth (oddly they haven't been interested in taking up to date pictures of the area lately :roll:), but there is a huge retention pond over by Camp Creek golf course.
 
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