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"Public Archive Enabled – Twine Access"
TRACE LOGS NOW PUBLIC. This archive is unstable. Some entries may be corrupted. Others may reveal more than intended. Proceed with caution. ⤷ LAUNCH TRACE SYSTEM Start with TRACE 001. If you hear her voice—do not respond. —O.
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"Field Note: Augur Bay Tide Pool"
📍Location: Northern inlet, Augur Bay tide pool shelf Recovered symbols etched into the stone at low tide. Five concentric rings. Central point eroded. Identical patterns appeared in Arden Morel’s last photograph before she disappeared (see: @lostcoastimag, post 42). The rocks are warm to the touch—hours after sunset. No thermal anomaly on satellite. I don’t think these are warnings. I think they’re instructions. Uploading sketch below. If you’ve seen this shape before—especially inland—send confirmation. I need to know if the bay is the source… Or the endpoint. —O.
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"Trace 001 Recovered – Partial Clarity"
📡 STATUS: Fragment retrieved. “—coordinates static—can anyone hear—this is the Vireo, engine failure, we’re—" The recording cuts at 00:16. Background noise includes wind distortion, distant thunder, and a second, fainter voice speaking in what sounds like reversed syllables. This matches interference logged on 02.14.23 at Station 7B. No official rescue record exists for a vessel named Vireo in the NOAA archives. I’ve cross-referenced with tide patterns—whatever was out there, it didn’t drift. It vanished. Uploading public trace link soon. They keep calling it “coastal noise.” It’s not noise. It a call. —O.
#“Trace 001 Recovered – Partial Clarity”#Tags:#trace001#augurbay#radiointerference#coastaldata#transmissionlog#📡 STATUS: Fragment retrieved.#“—coordinates static—can anyone hear—this is the Vireo#engine failure#we’re—"#The recording cuts at 00:16. Background noise includes wind distortion#distant thunder#and a second#fainter voice speaking in what sounds like reversed syllables.#This matches interference logged on 02.14.23 at Station 7B. No official rescue record exists for a vessel named Vireo in the NOAA archives.#I’ve cross-referenced with tide patterns—whatever was out there#it didn’t drift. It vanished.#Uploading public trace link soon.#They keep calling it “coastal noise.”#It’s not noise. It a call.#—O.
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