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PublicGadfly posted on 12-8-2004 at 04:24 PM Post Number: 724755 (post id: 745449) quote
Originally posted by Iwunder
When I worked in the area it was for 24, 48, or 36hours on and 24 off, alone monitoring and reporting flow rates on the site under test, between 2 hour catnaps and keeping the equipment functioning etc til we would pack up and move to another new drilled location.
Originally posted by Iwunder
Re: Dulce
I had a incident myself out there (Ironically only about 4 miles from these hunting booths) that resulted in the loss of about 36 hours, when my relief showed up he complained why I didnt radio in any reports and wanted to know how all the trees in the small clearing next to our site trailer had the branches stripped or broken from the sides facing the clearing and some tops snapped off.
I did not have an answer, after I got back into Farmington the company sent me to Trinidad, Colo the next day, and the hole subject was dropped like a hot potato.
Is Dulce an area of abnormal activity. In my opinion, yes.
Underground bases? Even having an unusual expirience of my own I would have to say no
Originally posted by Iwunder
I think it will be great and in a way the site is an oppourtunity and a potential recsource of data that to this day is probably still totally undisturbed given its about 10 miles past the "boone docks". I dont expect to find much but I bet there is still going to be stripped branches from where they made that thing fit in the clearing. If I recover nothing more than a little bit more memory of the event I think it will be worth it