Gifting of big antennas, summer 2013

This summers gifting…
Thank you to all who have bought orgonites during this year, this allowed me to go on this expedition with a really big quantity of orgonites! It’s the first time that I left with so many orgonites, my car was too loaded…

I had about 1200 TBs, 500 ITBs and 18 IEPs and one pyramid, the whole was around 240 kg.

I stayed in Paris at a friends place for a couple of days, also good to meet a couple of people. And then I started with something else than antennas, knowing that all the water streams in Paris are already well gifted, I went gifting further away, about 20 km east and 20 km west.

I started in teh east, by gifting la Marne between Charmentray and Trilbardou where I also gifted the Canal de L’Ourcq. Following the advice from friends in Brittany I made big spots with a lot of orgonites in the same place, so, near Trilbardou I dropped 2 IEPs in la Marne.

Then near Jablines and I went to Dampmart and gifted along la Marne on about a 4-5km length, I was accompanied by a lovely sylphs parade.

Another IEP near the bridge on the A104.

On my way back, in Thorigny-sur-Marne, always a lot of sylphs and I was going very slowly because I destroyed my feet by walking more than 15 km in a day with sandals totally inappropriate for long walks..

I must have used about 150 orgonites and 3 IEPs on that day, here’s an approximative map.

A small antenna on the way back to Paris.

The next day, I went west, on a ballad path near the Parc Départemental de la Boucle de Montesson.

Then I went even more west along the Seine, near the pond de la Galiotte.

On that day I also used around 150 orgonites and 2 IEPs.

That night I went to visit a friend near Fontainebleau and then the next day I went on gifting Seine-Port, a naval communication station for submarines I beleive. I gifted the Seine on the south side, south-west of the base, I must have left around 100 orgonites there, and one IEP.

Then I went just next to it.

Nothing really exciting, as usual with these places and big antennas, there is a fence all around, so it’s just a matter of walking around while planting orgonites. My feet were still hurting a lot because of these sandals I had worn on the first day! I didn’t go all around the fence, it was too big and after 1-2km became almost impossible, I would have had to cut tree branches and a lot of brambles! I buried around 50 orgonites. It’s already quite enough with the Seine gifted on the other side.

And then I went on my quest for TV masts! The first on east of Orléans, the transmitter of Trainou.

About 10 TBs, 10 ITBs and one IEP.

Then south-east of Bourges, another TV transmitter. Again about 10 TBs, 10 ITBs and one IEP.

Then I slept just next to the antenna on a small parking, there was a quite localised thunderstorm during the night. I caught a cold because of it, I fell asleep by 29-30°C with my car windows well open and when I woke up it was around 15°C in the middle of the night during the storm..

Anyhow, the next day I went just about 1km away from there, there was a Hertzian military relay there that I also gifted with about 10 TBs and 10 ITBs. I would like to gift more of these places, but I have no idea on how to locate them, I gift them if I pass by and that’s the first one in my life that I discovered by chance! I just know the location of 2 other ones in france, there are surely more than just 3 in total…

Then I went to the radio transmitter of Allouis, finally! It’s been almost 5 years that I knew it was there, I often saw it while driving on the A71 motorway close by, but never had a chance to stop by. It is located between Vierzon and Bourges.

Again a couple dozen of orgonites around the fence and I also found a wild apple tree with not too bad apples, eventhough they weren’t completely ripe.

Then on my way to Limoges I gifted many antennas while driving and also a couple where I stopped. The first one was quite funny, there wasn’t anything on it yet, it way in the works… European subventions to make a pylon to regroup all mobile operators. Finally, that’s a good thing, eventhough the pylon costed almost 1 million euros…

Then again, another tv antenna east of Argenton-sur-Creuse.

Again about 10 TBs, 10 ITBs and one IEP.

Then I found a couple of radio towers on the way to Limoges, hence I went there too. These towers are not listed anywhere, or if they are, I haven’t found the database yet..

This one, just a couple of kilometers south of Argenton-sur-Creuse, I left around 10 TBs and 10 ITBs.

Again another radio tower on the exit 37 of the A20.

Again about 10 TBs and 10 ITBs.

Then a small antenna on exit 39 of the A20, before arriving to my next stop by some friends house not too far.

I stayed about 2 days by them to rest a bit and it was really nice. Then I left again to go to the next tv antenna, near Les Cars, south-west of Limoges.

The sky was well overcast durign the gifting and around 1h later, seen from further away, it was quite different! Again about 10 TBs, 10 ITBs and 1 IEP.

Then it was time to go to Mont Bessou for the next emitter, it didn’t look that powerful so I just left 10 TBs and 10 ITBs with no IEP.

And I ate quite a lot of wild blueberries growing around there, miam! Then I went on to the next resting place by two otehr people who were happy to welcome me for 2 days.

The 28th of august I left late from their place, but it was in fact good! I wanted to go to the Puy de Dôme, west of Clermont-Ferrand and it turned out that the tv antenna was a tourist spot! had I arrived durign the day I wouldn’t have been able to wander freely around. There I arrived at 21h, almost everyone was gone and it was dark, just perfect to gift that place in peace, again around 10 TBs, 10 ITBs and one IEP.

An antenna on the way

The transmitter of the Puy de Dôme

During the night I drove toward Aurillac, I gifted about 150 orgonites along the A75 motorway, starting from Clermont-Ferrand, then the N122 toward Aurillac. It was more than one orgonite per kilometer.

After having slept somewhere on the road near Aurillac I went to the tv transmitter of Labastide-du-haut-mont. Might I add, it’s a spot with a beautiful view over the valley! There were also more antennas than just the tv transmitter.

Again another IEP and abotu 20 orgonites.

Then I headed to the place from a gifteur in the Hérault, we went gifting together the next day.

We went to the Pic de Nore, again about 10 TBs, 10 ITBs and one IEP.

Then we went on to gift naval communication bases between Carcassonne and Castelnaudary.

An antenna in between many others on the way, this one in Saissac.

Then the second naval base, it was gigantic! thankfully my feet were not hurting anymore! My friend let me go aroudn it alone, which took me about 2h, I left about 70 orgonites and one IEP.

I encountered a nice doe on the way back!

That’s it, after that it was almost the end for that day, sicne he was driving I used the opportunity to gift all the antennas along the motorway between Carcassonne and Bézier. We must have used another good hundred TBs/ITBs along the roads on that day. Now I only had Toulouse left on my list and a tv transmitter near Sarlat-la-Canéda.

In Toulouse I met two new people, but especially one who was really motivated to continue on gifting all water streams himself in Toulouse. We dropped a big load of orgonites in Toulouse, because it’s a city that has almost never been gifted, so we might as well start brutally. In two days we gifted around 200 TBs/ITBs in the Garonne and 3 IEPs, of which 2 near the Pont-Neuf. We also gifted the Pech-David summit, which overlooks the place where there is AZF and there were many antennas there too. My one and only pyramid I had taken on the trip landed there somewhere.

The sky on the first evening while I was gifting the Garonne, walking from the city center toward Blagnac.

Pech David

A radio tower not far from Pech David.

The Pont-Neuf in the distance…

Here’s an approximative map:

Then I went to visit another friend not far from Toulouse, I wonder if he’ll see this surprise, his water tower is gifted!

Finally I went back to Paris, driving by the last tv transmitter I had planned, in Audrix, which also got 10 TBs and 10 ITBs.

That’s about it, after this antenna I had about 20 orgonites left, which I gifted along the A20 motorway, which I already gifted a couple of years back and also a tiny bit on the way there this year again..

I also have to add more than hundred small mobile phone masts I gifted all along the trip.

Thanks again to all the people I met during this trip, and for their hospitality and welcoming me! And thanks again to everyone who bought orgonites, helping me continue these gifting trips.

See you soon for new adventures I hope!

Here’s a final map of what has been gifted, the red dots are the tv/radio transmitters, the green dots the naval bases, the black lines road gifting and blue lines water gifting.