Author Archives: Trish and Rob
Peru’s Inexplicable Stone Forest
In the Peruvian Andes, at 12,800 feet above sea level, lies one of the great mysteries – and it’s not Machu Pichu! It’s called Markawasi. It sits on an ancient plateau that is three miles long and less than a … Continue reading
Update on Time Traveler
Here’s a better look at the photo we posted the other day. A commenter named Michael also sent a link to a site that discusses the photo skeptically. Worth reading. It might be easier to enlarge this photo for a … Continue reading
The Abduction
from www.deviantart.com CJ posted this as a comment and we were afraid it would get buried, so we deleted it as a comment and are posting it. The story is harrowing. As she says, “My Synchro blog friends, I’m … Continue reading
Don’t Tread on Me
Elections are mass events and mass events often have synchros associated with them. The 2010 mid-term election is shaping up to be particularly nasty. Take a look at this video clip. It’s from a Rand Paul debate in Kentucky. The … Continue reading
Haunted Heart
The first Stephen King book I read was The Shining. It was a gift from one of my seventh grade Spanish students. He dropped by my apartment one afternoon and just handed me the book. “Ms. Trish, you gotta read … Continue reading
Over the Delaware/Pennsylvania Border
Given Gypsy’s vivid description of a craft she saw and sketched, a story we posted on October 8, here’s an intriguing you tube video about sightings on the Delaware/Pennsylvania border. Gypsy was living in Delaware at the time of this … Continue reading
When the Synchros Catch You Offguard
The other day I drove about ten miles south to get my hair cut by the woman who has been cutting my hair for, oh, about 20 years. I was asking for a synchro, you know, in a general sense. … Continue reading
Time traveler photo?
Take a close look at the photo. The always mysterious Peter Levenda, author of the Sinister Forces trilogy, alerted us to this peculiar snapshot, which was part of a Canadian historical exhibit. The photo was taken in 1940 or ’41 … Continue reading
The Key of Cedar Key
Cedar Key is one of those places like Cassadaga that we visit once a year. It’s an isolated island on Florida’s Gulf coast, fifty miles west of Gainesville, just one road in and out, through dense pine forests. Fishing and … Continue reading
Hereafter
The opening to this movie is stunning. A French broadcaster/journalist – played by Cecil de France – is vacationing in Indonesia with her producer, who is also her lover. She leaves him in the hotel and wanders out to the … Continue reading






