ANCIENT ALIENS HAUNT NEW ENGLAND STONE SITES

03/26/21 • -1 min

"EXPLORING THE bIZARRE" (KCORradio.com) hosts Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz welcomes Geoffrey Whittum, who calls himself “the Woods Walker,” and believes that there is evidence of alien habitation in the forests of Connecticut. Born and raised in Ellington, Connecticut, he is an avid nature lover, woods walker and explorer of the New England landscape. Maintaining this lifelong outdoor connection, included a childhood backyard zoo, a career as a Real Estate broker focusing on raw land, to his current explorations, his dedication for finding and understanding intentionally placed Megaliths, connecting ley lines, and electromagnetic frequencies has, beyond a doubt, uncovered evidence of an ancient, lost civilization hidden throughout the fields and forests of New England. Whittum says that one project he is very excited about is working with inner city children, creating for them, a connection to nature. This exposure will come in the form of a bird house assembly project that is currently in the works. In 2021, the New England fields and forests await his return in the form of providing private group tours on location for all ages, where megalithic stones, and other constructs may be found. Geoffrey uses his art, artifacts and photographs in power point presentations at various public and private organizations including AAPS (Ancient Artifact Preservation Society). He shares some of his collections to view on his web page. www.WoodsWalker.net

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