Interesting structure in Cape Town, South Africa

I need a little help with either the symbol or function of this structure.

If this is not a type transmitter/receiver of some sort maybe an Ats’er could tell me what this is used for

holy crap

now that is interesting

gonna dig on this one

a reply to: ICycle2

If you can post the coordinates, that would be helpful. I can't quite make it out on that pic

It is nothing little man. You have seen nothing. Look again tomorrow when your head is clear and you will see nothing.

a reply to: Bigburgh

I think it's because you wrote " instead of ° ?

The Sunstar Beacon of Hope

a reply to: Atsbhct

Thanks, tried that too.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Type in the sun star beacon of hope, Signal Hill

a reply to: Macenroe82

Ahaaaa👏👏👏👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
www.suninternational.com...

SunStar: A Beacon of Hope for the future

When you walk with hope you don't walk alone.

More than twenty years into a new democracy and nearly five years since the passing of the global icon and former South African President Nelson Mandela, Sun International would like to encourage all South Africans to express their hope for the country’s future. After its debut on the historic Signal Hill in Cape Town, the dramatic “SunStar” sculpture now commands attention and reflection at its permanent home at Sun City. Proudly serving as a reminder of South Africa’s greatest story and a shining symbol of hope for the country’s future. Sun International has sponsored the materials used in the design and construction of the structure.

Not updated on google maps, but it's definitely there on google earth👍🏼
33°55'00"S 18°24'15"E • 347 m


Thanks again and again

Looks like an art piece maybe. Can go right up to it on GE'

Found it

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: Atsbhct

Thanks, tried that too.

You changed seconds, minutes, minutes to degrees, minutes, minutes.

Coordinates are in degrees, minutes, seconds, which you finally got right here:

originally posted by: Bigburgh
Not updated on google maps, but it's definitely there on google earth👍🏼
33°55'00"S 18°24'15"E • 347 m

Thanks for posting information about it, I never heard of it.

I'm not sure why this is in the board business forum though.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Thanx Ahaaaa👏👏👏👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Sorry can't star you, they seem to disappeared

a reply to: ICycle2

Thank Macenroe82


Macenroe82 answered the question

a reply to: ICycle2
Wrong forum, incidentally. "Board business and questions" means "Board business and board questions", not questions in general.
Hence no stars in this forum.

a reply to: ICycle2

Given that this structure is on the 33rd parallel, could it relate to this?

www.unexplainable.net...


I would also want to see if any major ley lines cross through Cape Town, and Signal Hill in particular. And I just found something. Quote from the web site. Sounds like an amazing place! The evil f-ers who appear to be running things here on Earth like to hijack sacred places/grid lines and reprogram more nefarious energies, which in turn feed the surface population. But only if we allow it.

"A dorp at the end of a road can either be a one-horse town, or an incredibly special destination. McGregor is without a doubt the latter, and is a truly unique and therapeutic escape for anyone in search of some soul space. The village is both eccentric and alternative, with an eclectic mix of eco-warriors, alternative healers, artistic souls and down-at-heel rural luddites populating the tranquil country lanes.

Situated approximately two hours from Cape Town and just 20 km down the drag from Robertson off Route 62, McGregor retains much of its 19th century architectural integrity, with many a quaint white-washed cottage and rambling gardens on large plots. The village epitomises that feel of being far from the madding crowds, allowing you to unwind within a peaceful environment.

The alternative community considers the dorp a sacred site as it is one of only a few global sites located directly on the ley lines, where natural energies converge to feed the creative and healing abilities of the many interesting characters residing here. Summers are generally balmy, while snow dusts the surrounding peaks in winter."

southafrica.co.za...

I hope I'm not too far off with this line of questioning!