Springer Mound - Revision history

Greywolf at 20:16, 7 March 2016

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	[[Image:SpringerMound.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Springer Mound]]Springer Mound is a low hill on the land of [[Harold Jennings]] just outside the Suffolk village of [[Clare Melford]]. [[Andrew Saunders]] and [[Nathaniel Browne]] explored the hill and discovered a ring of nine holes surrounding a pool of viscous, tar-like liquid on its summit, which ~~smelt~~ of rotting fruit.		[[Image:SpringerMound.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Springer Mound]]Springer Mound is a low hill on the land of [[Harold Jennings]] just outside the Suffolk village of [[Clare Melford]]. [[Andrew Saunders]] and [[Nathaniel Browne]] explored the hill and discovered a ring of nine holes surrounding a pool of viscous, tar-like liquid on its summit, which smelled of rotting fruit.

	On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.		On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.

Greywolf at 03:41, 17 February 2009

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	~~Spruinger~~ Mound is a low hill on the land of [[Harold Jennings]] just outside the Suffolk village of [[Clare Melford]]. [[Andrew Saunders]] and [[Nathaniel Browne]] explored the hill and discovered a ring of nine holes surrounding a pool of viscous, tar-like liquid on its summit, which smelt of rotting fruit.		[[Image:SpringerMound.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Springer Mound]]Springer Mound is a low hill on the land of [[Harold Jennings]] just outside the Suffolk village of [[Clare Melford]]. [[Andrew Saunders]] and [[Nathaniel Browne]] explored the hill and discovered a ring of nine holes surrounding a pool of viscous, tar-like liquid on its summit, which smelt of rotting fruit.

	On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.		On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.

203.211.86.85 at 08:00, 22 July 2006

2006-07-22T08:00:53Z

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	On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.		On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.

	Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land ~~accientally~~ discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters]].		Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accidentally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters]].

	The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Weobley]].		The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Weobley]].

	The stones were removed by truck a week or so after Jennings' death and taken to Scotland. The creatures ~~apparwntly~~ disappeared at the same time.		The stones were removed by truck a week or so after Jennings' death and taken to Scotland. The creatures apparently disappeared at the same time.

203.211.86.85 at 08:00, 22 July 2006

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	The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Weobley]].		The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Weobley]].

			The stones were removed by truck a week or so after Jennings' death and taken to Scotland. The creatures apparwntly disappeared at the same time.

203.211.86.193 at 06:15, 30 May 2006

2006-05-30T06:15:12Z

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	On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.		On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.

	Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accientally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters].		Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accientally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters]].

	The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Weobley]].		The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Weobley]].

Kinginamber at 20:05, 29 May 2006

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	Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accientally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters].		Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accientally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters].

	The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[~~Woebley~~]].		The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Weobley]].

Kinginamber at 20:05, 29 May 2006

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	Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accientally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters].		Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accientally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters].

	The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Dr Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [Woebley]].		The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [[Woebley]].

Kinginamber at 20:04, 29 May 2006

2006-05-29T20:04:48Z

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Spruinger Mound is a low hill on the land of [[Harold Jennings]] just outside the Suffolk village of [[Clare Melford]]. [[Andrew Saunders]] and [[Nathaniel Browne]] explored the hill and discovered a ring of nine holes surrounding a pool of viscous, tar-like liquid on its summit, which smelt of rotting fruit.

On its overgrown lower slopes, Saunders located nine uprooted obelisks, almost certainly the 'nine teeth' spoken of by [[Alexander Roby]]. These obelisks were of recent manufacture and had strange lines of poetry engraved upon them, referring in one place to '[[Hastur]]'.

Two flying creatures endlessly circled the Mound at a great height, and when [[Harold Jennings]], in an attempt to scare Saunders off his land accientally discharged his shotgun into one of the stones, one of these creatures swooped down to attack, revealing the true nature of [[the Springer Mound Monsters].

The nine stones and the smell of rotting vegetation both appeared in the dream that [[Dr Frederick Bartlett]] had while visiting [Woebley]].