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And the island Lois in Astoria to the east of Fort Stevens.

Fort Stevens, Oregon. USA. Columbia River. This fort complex saw action in WW2 from a Japanese submarine attack. To the west of the fort is a circular harbor. Many star forts are part of ancient harbor and jetty complexes, but you all knew that already. This one is no different. Theres a bay that ha...

I forgot.
On the first photo of the two spits, theres a dandy circular harbor on the right side. (west)
We colonial rebels sure are industrious!
JWW

Here is famous Fort Ticonderoga that we all know and love in NY. It was an important spot in the American Revolution. I see polygonal fields and tree lines around the fort. We can assume that the town of Ticonderoga was an ancient settlement. Given that, I wonder if the La Chute river wasn't human-m...

1776 defenses.

This was NYC back in the day when the Dutch owned it.
I wonder if they needed a subway?
JWW

In Nova Scotia.
Very fetching.
French and Indian War history.
JWW

Here you can see the hills and older bluestone masonry under the later brickwork.
This place has a very special feel to it.
Many people picnicked. My wife and I embraced the positive vibes.
Felt more like a hospital and healing center, human and geomantic-ly speaking.
JWW

This one used to be called Ft. Foote. Its in Maryland just south of Wash. DC. Its an odd star fort but a good one, lots of fine masonry, and you can see the one bastion star point. The backside is very steep, an 80 ft. drop. Felt like a pyramid. Many strange "Earth energy" mounds and earthworks. Thi...

My name is John and I live in Washington DC. Born and raised. A lifer. 57 years old. Flabby old racing driver with a bad back. And I'm a historian, a revisionist one. Writer of historical fiction, and yes, I mentioned star forts and Prediluvian high civilizations in my novel "Little Anton." Whoo-boy...