Bohemian Grove...anyone knows what happens there?
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Check out alex jones' websites prisonplanet.com & infowars.com.  Excellent in depth detail and history. A real eye-opener.
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it happens... this months cosmo did an article on it... check it out
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I used to live there.  Colonial Williamsburg is a weird situation. SOME buildings are part of the park and have limited admission (via expensive ticket) but the street down the middle - Duke of Gloucester (D.O.G. Street for short) is a public road and open to anyone.  The KKK is, unfortunately, protected by the 1st Amendment.  The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation was plenty miffed.
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I believe it was a homosexual hotspot! Joe Orton, Kenneth Halliwell and Kenneth Williams all went there... also, didn't William S. Burroughs go there too?\n\nI think you're trying to hoodwink us into doing your homework for you... so that's my tenuous and unrevealing answer. Go do your own research...
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i can't seem to find any info on it. why not contact the church itself...nearby church for more answeres.
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I just talked to my FIL he told me it starts at Western and 103rd and he thinks it ends at Ashland and 115th. he says he is almost 100% possitive. \n\ni hope this all helps.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBelow is a little info. Check out the website link I have also included you might be able to contact them to find the exact boundries. Sorry this is all I could find. My father in law was raised in Chicago and i could not get a hold of him if I do I will ask him and add more.\n\n Welcome to the Village in the City\n\nSince the late 1800s, Beverly Hills/Morgan Park on Chicago’s far southwest side has provided an excellent quality of life for its residents. According to the Beverly Area Planning Association’s annual surveys of new homebuyers shows, a significant number of the neighborhood’s new households earn more than $100,000 and all but a few have college or graduate level degrees. Beverly Hills/Morgan Park has the 3rd highest median household income in Chicago, according to the 2000 Census.\n\nThe community enjoys architecturally and historically significant housing, quality public and private schools, and excellent public transportation. This environment offers the diversity of the city combined with the atmosphere of village living.\n\nHome to the Potawotami Native Americans until 1847, the area once lay along the Vincennes Trail, a trade route for farmers and trappers traveling between Indiana and Chicago. Farming was introduced to the area in the 1840s. But in the 1860s, with the coming of the Rock Island Railroad, much of the land was sold for residential development.\n\nFollowing the Great Chicago Fire and with the arrival of the commuter service, housing boomed. Wealthy Chicagoans moved away from the congestion of the City to enjoy the pleasures of rural living in the large, lavish homes built atop the hill. Convenient transportation to jobs and shopping downtown offered residents the best of both worlds – much the same lifestyle we enjoy today!\n\nThe architecture-rich neighborhood boasts every American house style built between 1844 and World War II -- Victorian, Colonial, Georgian, Art Moderne, Prairie Style, Chicago Bungalow, and many more.\n \nAnd there’s plenty to do in the Village in the City! Schools, churches and service groups are busy all the time. The Beverly Arts Center and World Folk Music Company bring top performers to the Southwest Side. Neighborly residents get together for everything from the annual Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast to homeowner association picnics to daily Senior Luncheons. You can join a community theater group, learn to brew beer, participate in a book discussion group, or play in a softball tournament.
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I hope the whole of the city gets sucked up in a tornado and dumped somehwere in a magical world where little men dance joyfully for no apparent reason and flying monkeys do the work of scarecrows.\n\nNot very likely though.
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It's about 15 minutes outside of town and very peaceful. Particularly if you can find a spot unsoiled by human construction. You can almost feel at one with nature and the powers that be.\n\n\nThen ever so subtly, your stomach starts insisting that it hasn't had a chocolate shake recently enough, or you have to take a wiz, so off back to civilation you go.
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urm, I'm a dazer and i guess we couldn't tell you the secret things that happen there. \n\nWhy? are you going thru the days experiencE? Its great you know. :P if ever u are, goodluck with it. I hope you would get a better and stronger faith after that experience.
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on their website it says that they are not going to be there...\n\nwww.mychemicalromance.com/tour
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There is quite an elaborate and wonderful story that mormons relate about the native americans.  I don't know if they are right, but it sure is interesting and probably one of the kinder forms of christianity that I've seen.  You should read some of their stuff, it's not bad!\n\nbtw:  if they are right... I will be in the terrestial kingdom (third level heaven) with all my friends... picture bourbon street!\n\nNot a bad option!
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Yes, its still very gay friendly.  Straights have started going there and as mentioned before, both the visitors and the city's tourist industry has begun to "upscale" a bit.\n\nDozens of guest houses cater to the gay community, and almost all others are gay friendly.\n\nLink below might be of help.
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believe me ProZack, there is more than ONE world out there that we know nothing about. to answer the "question"\ngo here and learn about the mason's annual camp out:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_grove\n\nor you can scope out the linx below.\n\nain't learnin' fun?\n\n"This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes"
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Try looking at their newspaper online or at their tourism center - they should be able to tell you.  Good luck! :)
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I found this one. I used to live there and I heard of these people the most. Hope it helps. I made sure I copied the site of the address and stuff. Good Luck!!!
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I've been to a couple. I remember volunteering at some of the free kitchens and fetching water in five gallon buckets . I had lunch with the Krishna's. There were giant om circles. Lots of naked people. Different music circles, scattered around campfires. Shanti sena. No alcohol was permitted but there was always a renegade alcohol camp on the fringe causing a rukus. There were hobos, rastas, college professors, bikers, Jerry's kids and freaks from every walk of life. And there were lots of hugs, deep in national forest land and stories an ancient Hopi Prophecy of how the children of the white man would return to living in harmony with nature. That's what I remember.
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I havn't really heard of it. But you can search on google.com and I wish you luck finding the location.