I decided this beautiful day, health permitting going to Sycamore Park Simi Valley for my final leg. My decision to go alone rather than with a group I felt would yield better results if anything was to be found. Upon reaching the park, I set the camera to take high quality TIF files though you are viewing them saved as Jpegs which are a bit lower quality. I got to the park and than left my cowboy hat (a Sebar Trademark) in the car, and proceeded to snap many photos of the tree with the ghostly faces on the west end of the baseball diamond. There were other folks in the park, even one group shooting off rockets into the air. Upon completion of the photos of that tree, I couldn't help but notice the brand new Basketball courts that had been installed since my last trip here. On one hand it made the park better, but on the other hand I kind of felt like the encroachment was destroying the aire to the park. There still remains something very old fashioned, and very homely about the place, and I hope it won't disappear. It still has a very special feel to it and should be a balance that while Simi's government improves upon the park, they don't wreck the atmosphere too much.
I must commend the City of Simi Valley for really taking great care of their citizenry. I really hope they know and can appreciate what the Government of the City is doing for them. It's a shame we can't get trees trimmed in Los Angeles or streets and sidewalks fixed. But getting back to my main subject, I snapped photos of the courts and a new monlith statue the city added.
Very nice indeed. The grasses were all but dying and no more dangerous Rattlesnakes could be heard in the area, which is great news for those wishing to hike off trail. I snapped some more photos on my hike to Elephant Rock of the trees I call the hanging trees.
These trees do have a PPEN (Purple Plasma Energy to them) Note the negative below shows the green in it.
Than upon approaching the rock, I spotted about 6 young lads, all friends atop the rock. I said my hello's and asked if they didn't mind my snapping photos and that I would go out of my way not to snap their photo shots and we talked a few minutes. Than I got about my work of getting as many shots as possible.
Yup, thats the main part of the rock. Nothing unusual in this one of many photos.
This is actually why its called "Elephant" rock. It looks like an Elephant's head and Trunk. Unusual PPEN spotted in this place.
PPEN faint, but you will notice the greenish hue on the rock itself. If you look at other rocks in the background they are a very different color.
It was slightly breezy there as I got to work and soon afterwards the breeze died down to almost a wimper. I kept snapping as many photos of the rock from all angles that I possibly could. I was about to leave the rock, perhaps empty handed when I noticed the young men leaving. I waited a bit until nobody was around and snapped a few more shots by myself. Lo and behold I didn't walk away empty handed as the breeze suddenly whipped up around me. In two of many photos, something showed up again, very intense and at two different sizes as it seemed to stay where it was at. But with the sun and sky at a different angle it remained at that exact spot. Again a negative of the sun, sky and any normal light shows up black, but this thing is in a different light spectrum.
More intense as ever and only a couple of photos, an old friend saying good-bye this last of my trips? Look and compare the sunlight in the negative below. The PPE didn't show up here at a similar angle and same spot when the young lads were atop the rock minutes earlier, but only after they had left.
Note that the green light is a different color than sunlight. It also fades at the top. It also darkens in its center stops immediately on the left and right. Below I moved a bit further back and it remained in size smaller indicating that its size changed not by angle but by distance. This would indicate it has 3 dimensional properties because it remained the same size. Had this been a camera flare it would have changed drastically its shape, this does not happen.
Note that with distance the shape stays the same however there is more of a gap between the sunlight and the PPE itself. A very good observation to discrediting lens and sun flare for those doubters out there. Check out the negative below. The gap between the PPE and the sunlight and sky is much greater hence it may not be from the sun that this was caused.
If you consider that I was saying goodbye with those last photos, perhaps this was a going away present for me. It is the very same PPE (Purple Plasma Entity) that showed up in my very first photos and at a great distance and angle in one where it actually shifted its position to greet me. Here it was again. In the great many photos I snapped including a similar angle, it did not show up but in these two. I again questioned is this a sunlight effect? But upon studying the negative I do not believe this to be the case. So I will leave the photos of question for you to consider.
Upon returning to the main park I did snap additional photos of things including the new path which the City of Simi did a great job on. Check out the etched leaves, a great artistic touch for such a special park as this.
Note the PPEN on the trees (center and left of center). At first it isn't noticable until you actually view a negative where the PPEN shows up the same greenish color as the PPE at the rock. By the way, this was snapped with the sun over my shoulder. But than again many night photos have yielded PPE's and PPEN (Purple Plasma Energy) so this was expected to show up. The photo below will highlight this for you.
The greenish is pretty week, but it is also there as you can see.
I still need to review many photos including careful study of the west tree that so far looks benign this last visit. I snapped many early photos of that one and that always requires careful study though nothing at this point looks abnormal. Well, I finally called it an afternoon and was even lucky enough to catch Jimmy Johnson winning the NASCAR Nextel Cup...Go JIMMY!
Additional new discoveries made in several other photos. The first is an object I have no name for other than to call it a black orb. You need to bear in mind I snapped photos of the park in many directions including many trees. Than this showed up in the photo. I have a longer distance shot but its too far away to enhance and see if this is it, though I suspect it is. I call this a black orb.
See it in the pic above. That pic is unaltered. Below its highlighted for you. Looks like eyes and a mouth too.
Many tree shots were taken and it seemed that while I got snaps of the PPE at Elephant Rock, the tree entities were not all there, or so I thought. Than at my favorite hot spot tree on the west side it also gave a weird yield, I dub Skull Head. Take a look at the untouched photo below.
Okay, if you had trouble spotting the anomaly in the tree, than I took the liberty of pointing it out to you in the photo below.
Another less obvious skull exists below this
one.
That's about all I got on this final trip and now I leave it up to all of you to decide and to explore on your own.
