Giant's Playground Complex

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Giant's Playground Complex was discovered on Valentine's Day of 2015 by Bill and Julie Ryder. Extensive exploration has revealed several dolmens, art structures, buildings, pillars, corridors, walls and standing stones. Satellite deep geoscans document circular stone walled structures underneath the surface of Giant's Playground.

Andrew Barker at the Pink Vault

The geomural displayed on the Pink Vault is an exact match to a map of Pangaea before the continents split apart.

Evergreen Dolmen

Evergreen Dolmen is 83 feet high which makes this the tallest dolmen in the world. The only black stone in sight forms the capstone top of Evergreen Dolmen. A walkway high up near the capstone attaches Evergreen Dolmen to the side of Thunderbolt Mountain which is exactly double the height at 166 feet above ground level.

Nick Tenney and Tucker Mirams

Tunnel Dolmen

Tunnel Dolmen

Viewing Spiral Rocks Complex from the Tunnel Dolmen at Giant's Playground

Star Fire Duolith

Cameron Krizek

Star Fire Duolith was coated with geopolymer concrete which has peeled off of the west pillar revealing that the infrastructure is diagonally split. The west pillar is therefore balanced on a inner narrow slice of stone.

Cameron Krizek

The center of gravity of the Star Fire Duolith is positioned low in the semicircular base which is balanced in a cradle cut out of bedrock. Therefore when an earthquake occurs the duolith rocks side to side and then settles back down into the cradle. An accordion geopolymer dike supports the lower side allowing for expansion and contraction during earth movements.

Star Fire Duolith
Discovered by the Barre Brothers

Statues Face the Four
Cardinal Directions

Buddha Montana faces north
Discovered by NG Duwe

Robotic Watcher faces east

Bennu Birdman faces south

Tartessia de Montana faces west
Discovered by Andrew Barker

Castle Arcadion

Tartessia de Montana

Castle Dragon

Julie Ryder at Castle Dragon

Tower Dolmen

Steve Worthington

Photograph by Tina Kinney

The top two granite slabs are perfectly balanced a small pivotal point on the supporting upright block wall.

Casey Krohn discovered the Tortuga face on the top of Tower Dolmen

Bar Code Orbs at Giant's Playground

Heart Dolmen

Heart Dolmen
Photo credit: Randall Monk

Behind Heart Dolmen

Dolmens at Giant's Playground

Andrew Barker analysed the authenticity of the Icycle Dolmen and charted his findings on spread sheets comparing the Montana Megaliths with other dolmens world wide. Andrew stated that the dolmens in Giant's Playground rated in the high 90 percentile as they matched several proof points and had not been altered. He stated that Stonehenge rated in the eighty percentile as it had been rebuilt at least twice.

Bracelet Bead Dolmen

Bone Dolmen discovered and photographed by
Anthony Castro

Cory Kyle Dolmen

Cory, Kyle and their father, Ken, visited Giant's Playground. While standing on the steps of Castle Arcadion they spotted a dolmen that aligns perfectly. Kyle and Cory confirmed the alignment when their father, Ken, hiked up to the dolmen on the adjacent hillside. They decided to name their find the Cory Kyle Dolmen.

Bennu Birdman

Bennu Birdman in the Montana Megaliths, USA also has a long beak and compares with a similar bird figure from Vera Cruz, Mexico.

Robotic Watcher

Leak Project Video:
Major Solar Storm & Comet Recorded, Ancient Robots Intervened?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c4reG8iVq4&t=70s

DREAMING GODDESS

Dreaming Goddess photographed and named by
Heidi Opitz

Four year old son of Heidi Opitz discovered the Dreaming Goddess.

Dreaming Goddess was discovered by the four year old son of Heidi Opitz. If the Dreaming Goddess opened her eyes she would be looking at a double cube on the top of a mound of granite boulders that looks like the ruins of a temple across the valley. Dreaming Goddess is a few miles down the gridline from Giant's Playground.

Jock Doubleday makes this tongue in cheek comment about the Dreaming Goddess and posted this illustration.

√ uvula
√ tongue
√ oral cavity
√ teeth
√ lips
√ nose
√ eyes
√ eyebrows
√ shoulder
√ arm

"Likely just a natural geological feature that resembles a human face. Nature is full of surprises!" - Academia

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