October 19th, 2020

(October 19th, 2020 - daylight)

The amber light realm and a social environment in demographics composed mostly of vampires are in notes for October 19th, 2020.

An overcast sky. The moon has been absent from most observations since the first phenomenal sights of the moon, documented in Alaska (2016 - September 2019).

The first cold day in which the temperature was not tolerable for camping was in the past two weeks.

The stars were bright and communicative for the summer of 2020. Now the features of the sky are distant and fading... themes are a current detail: folkloric, myth ...

The most common detail documented in records was the greyscale environment, in detail it was depressing, of themes of violence and light.

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S.E.A.K. Survival Guide (draft)

A prehistoric Elohim sized cat (as if someone gave the cat an injection). 6-7 ft is the length of the cat, and 200 lb - 300 lb The lyndham sea monster… Werewolves are known to exist but currently, it is thought that they might be a manifestation of a morbid human haunt… (grotesque stories of tragic deaths in the wilderness return as werewolves)… also, werewolves are a mythical type of creature. Wolves are very frightening… they are still under bears… mostly, the level of “predatorial”-ness of the wolf is noted… and Nordic wolves are a bit larger than the average wolf.

"Mist", light rain, Juneau, Alaska, January, gothic, dreary, gloom, doom, darkness, magick, realms, eerie, thematic, a distant spring, city, bright, January showers, thawed winter, black energetics, energetic/spirit, historic, ancient/past, historic, haunting, graveside, cryptic, seasonal - January 1st - observation , to January 12th, 2021 A distant spring is noted at 6:50 AM, in expressive and haunting winter themes. - ( observations , L.Y.M. , 1st Street, downtown Juneau , Juneau, AK, January 2021 )

Friday, January 31st, 2020 Quiet, dark, snow covers the ground, a world of greyscale. Sentient and dormant is the environment for Friday, January 31st. 10 AM 37 degrees F, Precipitation 80%, Humidity 85%, Wind 8 mph, Snow Showers (general reading of the forecast throughout the day) 6 PM 36 degrees F, Precipitation 70%, Humidity 91%, Wind 9 mph, Snow Showers

S.E. Alaska Regional Weather Observation Journals - January, 2019

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