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(41) phil cullen
Mon, 16 November 2009 13:00

Hello. My Father met Ed in Florida some many years ago and told me how Amazed he was at Ed's understanding of how the world worked.

(40) Alicia and Joe
Sun, 15 November 2009 01:52

We loved visiting. The castle isn't very big but imagining a man smaller than myself hauling stone out of the ground like that, all by himself is a feat beyond human endurance. Great place to take children, there isn't a thing in the castle they can damage and adults will enjoy the scientific aspect. We'll be back

Gravatar (39) Kamran Safdar KSFF420
Fri, 6 November 2009 20:23

It amaze me but until we will not see it and do research on it by ourselves.I live in Qatar which is to far from there that's why i am not sure of anything.But,in my life if i get a chance to go there,see it by myself and get chance to do research than i can explain and tell everyone about it surely.So,i hope may my Allah gave me chance to go there and do research on it.Thanks

(38) zach
Tue, 3 November 2009 23:40

hey i have a question to the ppl who have visited this. Im thinking bout proposing to my g/f at this site would you recommend this and if so where at exactly and day or nite? any comments thanks alot!!!

(37) Rick & Miriam Burr
Sun, 1 November 2009 00:42

We visited Ed's place last night and had a wonderful time. The evening tour was very informative and we learned several things that our research missed. The sunset, twilight and full moon created an additional dimension of magic in the garden. Our next visit is planned for Psychic Saturday with the Possum Posse(Elvis and Orchid)

(36) bill harris
Sat, 31 October 2009 11:00

Thank you, Ed, for your incredible effort. You might have been physically small, but you were a giant. "Sweet Sixteen" must have discovered, later in life, what an amazing person you were.



(35) david brierley
Fri, 30 October 2009 19:28

excellent carving work,like all stonecarvers you get better over time and learn the material that you work with,not difficult to move large stones around solo.I've learnt how to raise stone,as this great chap did. no supernaturals,sheer labour no one to bother you in the night.

(34) Michelle25
Fri, 23 October 2009 23:21

Wow! I was in school hearing my teacher talk about this brilliant man! He's God sent. Maybe he's one of the great men to teach us how to use our faith, to move things if we have a mustard seed believe. Let's just face it, the man's God sent :) thumbs up for making this history.

(33) Jay Dubs
Wed, 21 October 2009 13:20

Ed's sweet 16 or Agnes I feel is a code. Ed stated that the secrets were built into the castle. Action at a distance like how the sun's gravity affects the other planets in the solar system. If you can use another planets gravity to lift or move objects on earth like a magnifiny glass and the sun.

(32) Dennis R Francis
Sat, 17 October 2009 09:17

I have always been amazed by ed's work an.I would like to purchase the pamphlet's on ac currents his mineral an vegetable lifestyle.How much would this cost. Thank you D,Francis


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