F. Tom Vanderbeek:  

I am now happily residing in The Lost City Z. The Lost City of Z is the name given by Col. Percy Harrison Fawcett, a British surveyor, to a city that he thought existed in the jungle of the Mato Grosso region of Brazil. My place is 102 acres It's beautiful here,3 waterfalls, takes me an hour and a half / two hours to hike around my own place there's coconuts, pineapples, - Col Fawcett didn't understand the cryptograghy of the map that he had, he presumed it to be a primitive map of South America, as he himself was simply a product of the public school system and just as miisled / miseducated / as political officials today with federal reserve obedience school diplomas. This mysterious city is referenced in a document known as Manuscript 512, housed at the National Library of Rio De Janeiro by a Portuguese explorer (Bandeirante) who wrote that he visited the city in 1753. The city is described in great detail without providing a specific location. Fawcett allegedly heard about this city in the early 1900s and went to Rio De Janeiro to learn more, and came across the earlier report. He was about to go in search of the city when World War I intervened. In 1925, Fawcett and his son Jack disappeared in the Mato Grosso.y Of Z. The 11:11'd (Omni-giggling) Bubble-uppers (12:12:12'd) are Omni-gratefully overflowing well here. Every morning I eat fresh fruit for breakfast, swim, pick whatever vegetables are ripe / ride my i...Expand for more