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In this case a 6-hour movie of the scene shows a boot catching a gal by the skirts
and pulling her bottom back. Her nose and hair are in Wyoming, and one knee impacts
Colorado. Her skirts seem to have been caught at "Oskaloosa", Iowa, just below
Newton, Iowa. "Oscar Looser".
 From Oscar Looser to Jack and the Beanstalk.
For the past several days I have been writing to the area of the country
that shows the enormous rooted tree or phallus in the weather pattern, to
promote Greenwood Research Books & Software.
The tree-like structure seems to have grown in response to my seeding
of libraries and academic departments of physics and engineering in that area.
 Detail from Jack and the Beanstalk.
The boy's tail seems to be positioned between "La Crosse" in Wisconsin and
"Dubuque" at the Iowa-Wisconsin-Illinois junction. Do book = Dubuque? The boy's
eye is located at "Belle Fourche", South Dakota, which reminds me of
WeatherVisions35 and
my factor-of-4-theorems in field theory. A book associated with the
hind quarters reminds us of the moon
god in the first quarter of the moon, who carries a book
on his back. For more on visionary mythic imaging in the universe, see (the now-lost)
AngelSide.
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