Using the older Terra Server satellite photos, all the known Earth energy mission points in the Pine Hills area were plotted as yellow dots in the image above. The yellow lines represent the possible flow pattern of the energy from one point to another, but since no DivineELF surveys have yet been made, this over lay is just an estimated guess based upon the location of each EEF, apparent alignments and field strength. The red dots are known sinkholes and the red lines are estimated cave passage layout. Could there possible be a connection between the EEFs, the flow patterns and the caves? This would not explain the EEF flow patterns across the oceans where caves a far below unless the flow of Earth energy extends far down into the Earth’s crust possibly even to the mantle.

The primary cluster, in the Indian Hill area, is reminiscent of the clusters of the EEFs at the Apopka ancestral grounds. Perhaps this is why it felt and appeared similar to the Longhorn Sink, Mystery mound and Rock Springs sites. It is assumed the energy flow continues to other points to the north and ultimately connects to the EEFs at Rock Springs and surrounding areas. Two other EEFs were detected around the McCoy Lake area in Apopka (east of Rock Springs Road). These two areas are half way between Pine Hills and Rock Springs. Are they part of the whole system?

If the energy flow patterns are remotely correct, a flow line cuts through the southeast corner of the neighborhood where the tribe's headquarters is located (arrow shows location). That corner has at least three homes on it and is private property, so no real investigation can be done to determine if the flow line, or an EEF, may exist there. Behind that corner is another neighborhood and power lines.

Mystery and legend surrounds Indian Hill. Are spirits from the ancient burial site haunting the site as residents believe, or is it their reaction to the pulse EEFs? There are legends of the spirit of a witch who haunts the primary sink hole feature and its EEF. Acquiring this land and converting it into a tribe owned park, opens the opportunity to intense, detailed study of many areas besides the EEFs, paranormal and geology. Given the loss of the Skywatcher tribal lands in Apopka two months ago, it is essential that the tribe raise the funds to purchase the Indian Hill site being it is the last, fully developed site of its kind in Central Florida. Two parcels were rezoned as commercial... which means concrete, may soon follow.

© 2006 - John Martello | Skywatcher Clan

See also: The Mysterious Dragon Mound Of Apopka