Scott Wolter

822.

Now, without going down the rabbit hole too far, in people that, you know, when I explain the long range alignment, people are going, no way in hell that's bullshit.

Really?

Well, you know how you do it?

You follow that azimuth, right?

Until you get to 45 degrees, right?

The runestone is at 45.7 something degrees.

The Templar meridians are always within a degree of whatever latitude or meridian you're talking about.

In this case, 45 degrees.

Once you get to 45 degrees, now you have something that shows up called stone holes.

And what they are are holes that are pounded into rock

that are rounded triangular holes.

The only way you can make them is with a straight chisel and a hammer.

The physics of pounding that stone just makes a rounded triangle every time.

And funny,

All over Minnesota, all through the Great Lakes, and on to the East Coast, we find these stones in very curious places, like at high elevation points, along rivers, lakes, convergence of rivers.

They're breadcrumb trails.

And you can put a stick in these things, and at certain times of the day, it'll cast a shadow that says, go this way.

Within a certain area at 45 degrees that we have already documented 72 of these.

And what we think is once you get to 45 degrees following that azimuth, then you start looking for stone holes and they will reel you into the omen farm.