Schro, Shock and Ian Are in Dulce, New Mexico

Hi ATS...as the title suggests, we have reached Dulce, New Mexico and wanted to gain some ideas as to what to look for, check out, record etc while we are here...as Dulce has inspired a few threads. So have at it guys....what would you like for us to do...


[edit on Thu, 19 Mar 2009 02:47:14 -0500 by MemoryShock]

who is Ian?


second superfluous line so as to not cause trouble.

Ian McLean...

I've spent a lot of time in Dulce and the surrounding areas, camping, fishing and Playing BlackJack in the Casino.

I have never really seen anything alluding to an underground base there.

So I suggest heading out to Stone lake for some huge Rainbows.

For high strangeness head north to Southern Colorado and the San Luis valley.

Enjoy our "Land of Enchantment"

Originally posted by whaaa
I've spent a lot of time in Dulce and the surrounding areas, camping, fishing and Playing BlackJack in the Casino.
I have never really seen anything alluding to an underground base there.

Gee thanks whaaa, way to ruin our trip.

So where are the bases you didn't see?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

How much of this information has anyone verified or attempted to verify?

Well hope your trip goes well guys!
Here is a link that you might find interesting, at the very least it may give you a few people to perhaps interview while in the area.
www.subversiveelement.com...

We are always early for everything...


www.ufomystic.com...

Go to Dulce mountain, past stone lake.

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Look for entrances to the mythical underground base.
Tell me what this hole looking thing is, on Google earth

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Originally posted by schrodingers dog

So where are the bases you didn't see?

Head north like I suggested into the San Luis valley, snoop around in some of the small Hispanic villages up there, spend a little time in Salida and just hang out. If you don't experience some sort of weirdness up there I'd be very surprised.

Up there UFOs, supernatural/mystical occurrences, govt. stuff, strange religion, cattle mutilation, lines become very blurred.

[edit on 19-3-2009 by whaaa]

reply to post by CaptainCaveMan


That's great.

I found the "blob" on google maps an d will try to take pics of it tomorrow.

Thanks.

I'm sure you are probably already aware of this, but the Dulce base is said to be underneath the Archuleta Mesa, which I think is on a Native American reservation.

So yea, make sure you try to check out Archuleta Mesa.

Hope you guys packed rifles or shotguns at least.
Never know what you might run into. Coyotes, wolves, hostile E.T.s, maybe even drug smugglers that got lost.
If you don't end up finding anything, at least get some nice photos of the landscape. I hope you brought the wide angle lenses.

Excellent guys, try going to any of the local places and start asking the Natives questions...

I suggest you head up North and visit Taos. Go to the Taos Pueblo. Ask for Aspenwind.

I'm not sure we'll get a chance to head up north; we have an interesting schedule tomorrow...

I have some buddies doing Synthetic Seismic Work for oil & gas co's
in the area and the one thing you need to be aware of is that most of the
land is Indian Reserve and Private Ranches so you'll have to stick
to the roads cuz they're a bit ornery down there and might think you're
a rustler...12 buckshot in yer butt does not make for a nice vacation
so PHONE and ask permission first from the local land owners cuz the
motto in that area is shoot first, ask questions later if you're trespassing!!!!!!!

And one thing I know from personal experience is that a 1500 to 2000 lbs
bull can tear off the entire side of a Ford 150 with ease - the fences are
there for a reason - STAY ON YOUR SIDE OF IT !!!!!

You CANNOT run faster than a mad bull - Trust me - I know first hand !!!!!!

What I do suggest for fun is to rent some time in a Cessna airplane
for about 4 to 6 hours and take some low level photos which
should cost ya about $1000 or $150 to $175/hour plus fuel charges
and pilot fees.

It's a great way to get the lay of the land...mostly what my buddies have
found is water wells, old pipelines and filled sinkholes...one thing
that HAS NOT BEEN DONE YET is to use a FLIR (thermal) camera to take
photos at night of the ground to look for the tell-tale signs of air vents,
and underground exits/entrances and recent soil subsistence or removal.

How about renting one (www.flir.com) and doing some thermal
imaging on a night flight in the Dulce Area!!!!!

Good Luck and

Hope this helps!

reply to post by StargateSG7


Rest Assured...illegal activity of any kind isn't on our agenda..regardless of the conspiracy...Thanks for the suggestions though...

Originally posted by MemoryShock
I'm not sure we'll get a chance to head up north; we have an interesting schedule tomorrow...

Are you guys on official ATS business or what?

We need some back story sounds like a good time.

reply to post by StargateSG7


The good thing is the bull doesn't know how powerful he is. In the bay area, we have cattle in the parks, usually with 2 to 3 bulls on each park. I do suggest you carry a walking stick. You can shout down the bull with a good HA! Turning your back on any animal is not a good idea.

Your real problem is the juvenile bull. They have plenty of energy and don't know how to direct it to the cows.

I'm expecting nothing to be found from the Dulce trip.

Originally posted by mental modulator
Are you guys on official ATS business or what?

Nope...all explained here...

gariac: Likely nothing but remember that the elimination of certain thoughts/ideas/locations/et cetera helps to focus further efforts.

While we likely won't spend a lot of time in Dulce due to continued travel if we can put to rest something regarding Dulce then the venture wasn't a "bust" (contextually speaking to ATS) as it were...