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you may require white...on this occasion....Thats it. The blue gloves are ready.
Is the track that can be seen in the photo the one that runs parallel with Pipidinny?
I think it is the outside of the loop on the inward path if that makes sense. (ie. using the pin as the centre the photo is taken from around the 9 o'clock position). I guess it could be from the 12 o'clock as you suggest though.
you may require white...on this occasion....
i will explain later...when you see me...
If the models are post late 1980s you should be fine.I have to help out a friend with a stall at a car show at Claremont showgrounds tomorrow afternoon & into the night. No doubt I'll be lost in my thoughts of what news you guys have found & Imight freak out if I see any small yellow cars
I have to help out a friend with a stall at a car show at Claremont showgrounds tomorrow afternoon & into the night. No doubt I'll be lost in my thoughts of what news you guys have found & Imight freak out if I see any small yellow cars
Yes they do. This one that beat posted above is when the cops were working on the discovery ground. No bee keeper then and rack looks less wide. I seriously doubt any 2 wd could go on any of the sand tracks if they existed then. Entry from the bitumen or 4wd on sandy track. I think Killer Power is correct with the orientation. This sand track that can be seen orientates to the one coming 90 degree off the bitumen. They may have marked the possible route the body was dragged to its resting position.That image is the 2003 raster dataset I believe. The other images posted do denote the ground condition of the day. As you can see, the track is more barren at the time of Ciaras discovery which lends to the fact that the track was whiter and broader at the time of the incident and when the apiarist was in full swing using the track. Whiter and brighter than the 2003 dataset.
Classic Hot Summer Nights Hot Rod Event. Yep, now no car rallies at Claremont anymore because of the noiseIf the models are post late 1980s you should be fine.
Yes they do. This one that beat posted above is when the cops were working on the discovery ground. No bee keeper then and rack looks less wide. I seriously doubt any 2 wd could go on any of the sand tracks if they existed then. Entry from the bitumen or 4wd on sandy track. I think Killer Power is correct with the orientation. This sand track that can be seen orientates to the one coming 90 degree off the bitumen. They may have marked the possible route the body was dragged to its rest
WTF are you talking about? The bee hives wen't there at the time or they would be in the middle of the crime scene. They're there now, almost exactly where the crime scene was. You have a large white patch in your image because you've taken an extreme close up!The apiarist was on the other side apparently. No doubt very close to the loop track.
Not where the body was discovered. See how the track is incredibly white on that side as well as opposed to the 2002 dataset when the apiarist felt it wasnt a good idea to stay there.
Wouldnt be surprised if the apiary was centre of the loop at the time. Its why the track was so well used and worn down to bare sand.
You're grumpy. Have a rest. You are not thinking clearly. Read the post again.WTF are you talking about? The bee hives wen't there at the time or they would be in the middle of the crime scene. They're there now, almost exactly where the crime scene was. You have a large white patch in your image because you've taken an extreme close up!
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Yes they do. This one that beat posted above is when the cops were working on the discovery ground. No bee keeper then and rack looks less wide. I seriously doubt any 2 wd could go on any of the sand tracks if they existed then. Entry from the bitumen or 4wd on sandy track. I think Killer Power is correct with the orientation. This sand track that can be seen orientates to the one coming 90 degree off the bitumen. They may have marked the possible route the body was dragged to its resting position.
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The map data is 2019 and there are 2 separate wheel tracks in the track that is parallel to Pipidinny. This doesnt appear to occur with the right angle track. Would this occur because the parallel track soil had been compacted when the road was sealed before 1997? If yes that takes me back to the photo I 1st commented on taken in 1997 above and that may make that track the parallel track. Hence the remains site was closer to Pipidinny Rd.WTF are you talking about? The bee hives wen't there at the time or they would be in the middle of the crime scene. They're there now, almost exactly where the crime scene was. You have a large white patch in your image because you've taken an extreme close up!View attachment 603836
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The map data is 2019 and there are 2 separate wheel tracks in the track that is parallel to Pipidinny. This doesnt appear to occur with the right angle track. Would this occur because the parallel track soil had been compacted when the road was sealed before 1997? If yes that takes me back to the photo I 1st commented on taken in 1997 above and that may make that track the parallel track. Hence the remains site was closer to Pipidinny Rd.
I think your totally wrong & that you keep suggesting it is bewildering to me.How is it I think this person is going to end up in a mental institution of some form, albeit high security with a computer to keep him occupied.
Is this actually 1995? Marmion Ave wasn't extended through Eglington until 2008. It's labeled and looks like a road in your images, but is it just a road or a road reserve?Here are 2 more wide angle views of Landgate aerial 6 2 1995.
What is of interest is there is another track on the other side of Pipidinny Rd. Why did he put Ciara's remains where he did? Just had a 'thunder thought'. Could Sarah be on this other track?View attachment 604007
In these view there are parallel red and yellow lines. I believe these show what was the proposed railway line reserve.
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Serious questions for you Melsy. With the image you posted for Ciara's discovery.
Did you use google earth in 2018 and go back to 2002?
Could you capture another image zoomed out so we can see the landmarks easier?
Is that a person also captured in the image?
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BlueE This is supposed to be the broader 2002 dataset. As the years pass, the initial loop track greens over. About 5 years after Cairas discovery.