This picture is a crop of the full picture I took on Diego Garcia in 1978 under the old cannon at Cannon Point. I just got my first 35mm camera and was goofing around. I used the shape of the mound to jump onto the cannon and walk on it like a balance beam over and over until that got boring. Then I took some pictures. There was no white pyramid looking Hershey Kiss looking object on that mound. Add Pyramid and Hershey Kiss to the game of how many things were made from the shapes of God. This is why I new from right out of high school that something was up with those pyramids in Egypt and all that stuff. You can still see that shape today sitting under one of the two cannons today, but no Hershey Kiss. Just search for Cannon Point Diego Garcia, they have cleaned it up to look all pretty like a park because there are women they`re now. Plus the gay guys probably wear cloths at the beach now. I still need brain bleach for those images, or one of those flashy things from Men in Black. Anyway. The one good thing I learned from the Pyramids live show was the fact that Khufu spelled his name with a picture drawing. That shape is what you are looking at. Many years back that shape flew as a fungus amungus like the black ones I filmed at Lake Stevens and what followed me on the beach the first day I got to "The Rock". That is Diego`s nick name. If you could pick one up and stick it to the back of your car window for example you get a fish shape. When they grow up they are mountains. A collapsed volcano is what an atoll is and God is a mountain, it`s pretty cool. I have to show you what was stuck on the end of the gun and half invisible before I show the little sperm shaped swimmers. As a side note in 1999 we were supposed to maybe all die that`s why we partied like it was 1999. Instead of burning out my brain cell. I decided to flex it so I at least new what the UFO`s were. I have more experiences with these then most people I know. It took me 3.5 months to be 100 percent sure that the UFO`s were flying morphing rocks. Then the Mayan calendar was to run out and we were all going to expire then, that never happen either. Blah, blah, blah...Anyway this is one of my favorite old shots from history 1978. Someday I would like my old 35mm slides and negatives to be rescanned with the best roller scanner. Sadly our technology went south and the best is a behemoth run on an old computer system out of date. I may have to find one and pay the guy as I watch. They can not leave my sight.