[Garry Denke]

Healing magic of Bluestone:

May the Irish hills caress you.
May her lakes and rivers bless you.
May the luck of the Irish enfold you.
May the blessings of Saint Patrick behold you.

Total Travel Distance of Bluestone is a 550 km Healing Minimum:

100 km - Carn Menyn to South Wales Coalfield by the Irish Sea Glacier
150 km - South Wales Coalfield to Stonehenge by the Ancient (1st time)
150 km - Stonehenge to South Wales Coalfield by the Ancient (returned)
150 km - South Wales Coalfield to Stonehenge by the Ancient (2nd time)
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550 km - Healing Minimum Total Distance

Site Name: Carn Menyn
Alternate Name: Carn Meini
Site Name: South Wales Coalfield
Alternate Name: Seven Sisters
Site Name: Stone Hedge
Alternate Name: Stonehenge

Avebury, Stonehenge, and South Wales Coalfield:

Avebury Oval is the larger scale Geologic Structure Map of the Oval South Wales Coalfield that had Double Basin Trough contours shown by Two Stone Circles within the Coal Exploration Ditch before being destroyed. The larger scale Avebury Oval mapping of the Oval South Wales Coalfield is a reflection of Stonehenge Geologic Structure Maps modeled by each Oval Double Bluestone Horseshoe pair detailed with Gritstone (Millstone Grit) and Whitestone (Carboniferous Limestone) from the South Wales Coast.

The Avebury Oval Coal Prospect is one of the largest Neolithic Geologic Structure Maps in Europe dating to around 5,000 years ago and older than Oval Double Bluestone Horseshoe megalithic Stage of Stonehenge Circle located 32 km (20 mi) to the south. Within the Coal Exploration Ditch is the great Gritstone (Millstone Grit) Outer Oval packing constituting prehistory's largest Geologic Replica by a Stone Oval, the measurement of that Oval longest-axis being an approximate 336 m (1,100 ft).

Geologic Structure Mapping by Stone contours at the Avebury Oval Coal Prospect began about four centuries (2600 BC) after its Coal Exploration Ditch yielded no Home Heating fuel. Originally 98 Tertiary Sarsens in the great Gritstone (Millstone Grit) Outer Oval packing stood as standing stones. The Northern inner Double Basin Trough contours measured 98 m (322 ft) in diameter and the Southern inner Double Basin Trough contours measured 108 m (354 ft) in diameter before their destruction.

Avebury Oval Coal Exploration Ditch was 21 m (69 ft) wide and 11 m (36 ft) deep, about Double the Width and Depth of Stonehenge Coal Exploration Circle Ditch.

Explored 90 Degrees;

Avebury - http://hyperstition.abstractdynamics...chives/Map.gif
Stonehenge - http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/images/stonehenge_map.jpg
and South Wales Coalfield - http://www.geolsoc.org.uk/webdav/sit...Wcoalfield.JPG

Ancient Irish Ancient,
GarryOwenDenke

--
Let Bacchus' sons be not dismayed
But join with me, each jovial blade;
Come, drink and sing and lend your aid
To help me with the chorus:

Instead of spa, we'll drink brown ale
And pay the reckoning on the nail;
No man for debt shall go to jail
From Garryowen in glory.

We are the boys who take delight
In smashing limerick lamps at night;
And through the street like sportsters fight
Tearing all before us.

Instead of spa, we'll drink brown ale
And pay the reckoning on the nail;
No man for debt shall go to jail
From Garryowen in glory.

We'll break the windows, we'll break down doors
The watch knock down by threes and fours;
And let the doctors work their cures
And tinker up our bruised.

Instead of spa, we'll drink brown ale
And pay the reckoning on the nail;
No man for debt shall go to jail
From Garryowen in glory.

We'll beat the bailiffs out of fun
We'll make the mayor and sheriffs run;
We are the boys no man dares dun
If he regards a whole skin.

Instead of spa, we'll drink brown ale
And pay the reckoning on the nail;
No man for debt shall go to jail
From Garryowen in glory.

Our hearts so stout have got us fame
For soon 'tis known from whence we came;
Where'er we go they fear the name
Of Garryowen in glory.

Instead of spa, we'll drink brown ale
And pay the reckoning on the nail;
No man for debt shall go to jail
From Garryowen in glory.
--

(Great Grand Mammy Owen Irish)

[Garry Denke]

Well those oval double basin sinkhole contours shown by Avebury two stone circles are way too close. They should be MUCH further apart like that South Wales coalfield map, not right next to each other. For goodness sake, they are almost touching! And where is the Variscan age forethrusting modeled at Avebury oval coal prospect? Okay, so the Variscan age thrusting is confined to the Lower and Middle Coal Measures, but the backthrust system DOES penetrate Upper Coal Measures in places! And where exactly is the Caledonian massif that buttresses against this foreland basin? And lastly the outer sarsen stone oval contour and double basin sinkhole contours ONLY show a simple broad synclinal basin, of a MORE complex structural system!

Avebury
Stonehenge
South Wales Coalfield

Man all of that stuff is too confusing for this old miner's eyes. Why not just run with oval Avebury the oval rugby ball, and kick around round Stonehenge the round football. In the states they can run with oval Avebury the oval football, and kick around round Stonehenge the round soccer ball. These are a lot easier to understand than all of that stuff. If the round and oval footballs are too confusing, then just toss in a round volleyball for good measures.

O....... My....... God....... even Wilson's a Horseshoe and Round !



Jesus Christ....... Stonehenge is Everywhere !

G-D

[Garry Denke]

Stonehenge (PENN Gas) & Woodhenge (MISS Oil) Prospects

NORTH-SOUTH Exploration Seismic Data (UKOGL-CDP)

LINE_NAME - FIRST_CDP - LAST_CDP - TOTAL_KM - OPERATOR - YEAR - DEN_ID
1 - CV82-161 - (100) - (499) - 9.98_KM - CARLESS - (1982) - HIGHWAY_A360

LINE_NAME - FIRST_CDP - LAST_CDP - TOTAL_KM - OPERATOR - YEAR - DEN_ID
1 - CV86-381 - (127) - (860) - 9.13_KM - CARLESS - (1986) - LARKHILL

LINE_NAME - FIRST_CDP - LAST_CDP - TOTAL_KM - OPERATOR - YEAR - DEN_ID
1 - PZL-S3(1) - (2) - (158) - 9.52_KM - PENZOIL - (1971) - AMESBURY_N

LINE_NAME - FIRST_CDP - LAST_CDP - TOTAL_KM - OPERATOR - YEAR - DEN_ID
1 - TER-89-03 - (126) - (747) - 7.79_KM - TEREDO - (1989) - DURRINGTON

LINE_NAME - FIRST_CDP - LAST_CDP - TOTAL_KM - OPERATOR - YEAR - DEN_ID
1 - CV82-162 - (100 - (521) - 10.48_KM - CARLESS - (1982) - BULFORD

LINE_NAME - FIRST_CDP - LAST_CDP - TOTAL_KM - OPERATOR - YEAR - DEN_ID
1 - CV86-383 - (68) - (439) - 4.63_KM - CARLESS - (1986) - AMESBURY_S

EAST-WEST Exploration Seismic Data (UKOGL-CDP)

LINE_NAME - FIRST_CDP - LAST_CDP - TOTAL_KM - OPERATOR - YEAR - DEN_ID
1 - CV82-226 - (100) - (991) - 22.31_KM - CARLESS - (1982) - HIGHWAY_A303

This UKOGL-CDP Reflection Data is available:

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DENke Oil Company (DOC)
DENoco Inc (DI) of Texas

[Garry Denke]

Seventh Theory of Stonehenge First
Burnt bones hint at Stonehenge story

Stonehenge, et al. Coal dusters. 21st June 1656

Avebury coal duster, Cursus coal duster, Durrington Walls coal duster, Long Barrow coal duster, Robin Hood's Ball coal duster, Stonehenge coal duster, Woodhenge coal duster, etc, all being originally simple coal hunting failures. Every one of them were coal exploration sites that did not yield any coal.

Take away all of the dressed up cemetery headstone rocks and what have you got? Nothing more than a bunch of coal exploratory ditches and holes, that is what. Afterwards, these ditches and holes were utilised as grave plots, for tired disappointed coal explorers, and their cold disheartened families.

Sad but true.

Anthracite and Bituminous burnt 3000 BC bones

In 1973 the Indiana University of Pennsylvania ("IUP") Indians GS 131 geochemical lab detected sulfur in Dr. Garry Denke (1622-1699) core samples from the '56 Aubrey Holes which circle Stonehenge centre.

IUP Indians 1973 quantitative '56 Aubrey Holes geochemical analysis verified this high sulfur content from anthracite and bituminous burnt 3000 BC bones in Dr. Garry Denke (1622-1699) '56 Aubrey Holes cores.

Indians confirmed by Sun Devils and Sun Angels

In 1974 the Arizona State University ("ASU") Sun Devils CH 113 chemical lab and Sun Angels GL 323 mineralogical lab confirmed the 1973 IUP Indians GS 131 geochemical lab anthracite and bituminous '56 findings.

Anthracite and bituminous Stonehenge coals were first discovered by Dr. Garry Denke (1622-1699), IUP Indians, ASU Sun Devils, and ASU Sun Angels (1656-1974), in USA laboratories first detecting sulphur (S,16).

Stonehenge cremation fuel: Westphalian carbon

Pennsylvanian (Late Carboniferous) coal and Mississippian (Early Carboniferous) lime in Dr. Garry Denke (1622-1699) Aubrey Holes of '56 were first verfied in 1973, and first confirmed in 1974, by USA laboratories.

Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Arizona State University

G-d

[Garry Denke]

One month it's Healing.
One month it's Death.
One month it's Coal.

Aubrey Holes' Phosphorus and Brimstone

The '56 holes Circling 'round Stonehenge cave Coal shoring Material;

7 Questions:

Dr. Garry Denke - John Aubrey - Lt.-Col. William Hawley - Robert Newall - Question No. 1
Why did the Ancient dig and fill '56 cave chimney vent holes with Carboniferous Limestone?

Dr. Garry Denke - John Aubrey - Lt.-Col. William Hawley - Robert Newall - Question No. 2
Why did the Ancient then remove '56 cave chimney vent holes' Carboniferous Limestone?

Dr. Garry Denke - John Aubrey - Lt.-Col. William Hawley - Robert Newall - Question No. 3
Why did the Ancient burn anthracite Coal in the bottom of all '56 cave chimney vent holes?

Dr. Garry Denke - John Aubrey - Lt.-Col. William Hawley - Robert Newall - Question No. 4
Why did the Ancient burn bituminous Coal in the bottom of all '56 cave chimney vent holes?

Dr. Garry Denke - John Aubrey - Lt.-Col. William Hawley - Robert Newall - Question No. 5
Why did the Ancient cremate ancient Dead in the bottom of all '56 cave chimney vent holes?

Dr. Garry Denke - John Aubrey - Lt.-Col. William Hawley - Robert Newall - Question No. 6
Why did the Ancient cremate such Dead with anthracite Coal in all '56 of the Aubrey Holes?

Dr. Garry Denke - John Aubrey - Lt.-Col. William Hawley - Robert Newall - Question No. 7
Why did the Ancient cremate such Dead with bituminous Coal in all '56 of the Aubrey Holes?

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Anthracite
blue stone
blue flame
blue coal

Little Haven-Amroth Coalfield
Pembrokeshire Coalfield
Carbon content 96%
Ancient source

G-d