CIA-RDP96-00789R002000690003-2

Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002000690003-2
SRV ENVELOPE 12 MARCH 1987
Site involves silvery, rounded, cylindrical, metallic
objects that are smooth and horizontal, and lying at obtuse or
acute angles in relationship to each other. Objects seems to be
half imbedded in the ground, and have an inside.
They are in
some sense structural.
This inside component involves "space"
and "containing." There is a valuable/expensive sense about
these structural objects, as if they are expensive to produce
because of the processes involved, but must be so constructed to
adequately perform their function.
Red is associated with the
site.
People don't spend a lot of time here, but come to
accomplish a supervisory, maintenance, or operational purpose,
then leave.
It is not necessarily potentially healthy to be in
the vicinity of these structural objects.
Care has been
exercised in making them and the area as safe as possible, but
sensible precaution dictates being in the area only when really
necessary. People without a direct affiliation with the site are
never allowed access to it, and it would be impossible for
someone to accidentally wander accross it. Operations associated
with the site involves turning some sort of control to transfer
something from one place to another, and also to bring new
"batches" or "lots" of something into the site, or movey "batches"
or "lots" of this/these same something (s) that have already been
there for a while back out again to somewhere else. At least one
other, different structure at the site permits one to obtain an
overall view of the compound within which these structural
objects are locatd. Brown is an important color to the site,
along with a sense of viscosity and causticity.
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002000690003-2