GC34GMEPeacock Protectors #3 - Unknown Alien Activity
Type: Traditional
| Size: Small
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By: KA&JWest@
| Hide Date: 09/20/2011
| Status: Disabled
Country: United States
| State: Colorado Coordinates: N39° 33.830 W104° 57.584 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
Peacock Protectors have detected alien activity in the area, both Penguin and Furon. Attempts to penetrate the alien facilities have been fruitless. The Protectors need information.The Peacock has been associated with light, watchfulness and resurrection in myths from India to Europe. The bird is associated with the Phoenix, another symbol of resurrection. In the 17th century, the golden Peacock Throne was created for the Mughal Badshah Shah Jahan of India. Shah Jahan had the Koh-i-noor diamond placed in the throne. Nader Shah Afshar of Persia invaded India and took both the throne and the diamond back to what is now Iran. The throne was lost in later chaos.
Recent research in India and Iran have revealed hints of a power behind the rulers, which worked behind the scenes. Known as the “Peacock Protectors”, they were independent of the rulers, protecting the rulers when they were wise and just, and opposing them when they were ruthless and tyrannical.
The “Protectors” seem to have dropped out of sight when Persia was conquered by Islam, and there are few reports of their activity on the Indian subcontinent in recent centuries. However, as the earth is subjected to invasion by rival alien forces, there are reports of Peacock Protector activity once again. Recently disclosed documents from Penguin Intelligence mention obstruction and interference by beings appearing as Peacocks. There has been no public mention of the Peacocks from the Furons or the Rubber Chickens, but several well known Furon outposts have gone missing recently.
Who are the Peacock Protectors? Are they human? Are they alien? Are they supernatural? Only time will tell.
Alien activity has been detected nearby. Attempts to penetrate the alien facilities have been thwarted. The cover stories presented by both the Penguins and the Furons don't pass the smell test (In the Penguin case, a herring breath filter had to be applied). The Peacock Protectors are looking for information. Please inscribe any data on the enclosed log.
Initial contents:
FTF Tag. Seashell keyring. 2 coins that need to move along.
Log and space for small swag/trackables. May be wheelchair accessible. BYOP.
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03/15/2017 By KA&JWest Pulled due to construction.
Peacock Protectors #3 - Unknown Alien Activity
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