The Black Sheep Museum


"Where it's going nobody knows" (John Lennon) - 2000

-To be continued


The Landing

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Back in November, 2000 Guy and Bebe landed at the JAH* site on the internet. Here they learnt about the identity of the Israelites (the European Nations and the United States of America) and the Stone of Destiny. The revelation blew their minds. They had landed in the end times.
The following morning Guy took his son out for a walk and some shopping. Just around the corner from their flat a tall elderly gentleman engaged young Joshua in conversation. The previous night's reading was on Guy's mind and so he asked him if he had heard of the Stone of Destiny. The gentleman turned out to have been none other than the detective on duty at Westminster Abbey when the Stone was returned (and dropped!). Adhering to the premise that objects found are signs given, Guy took the coincidence to be a verification of Israel identity and the Stone of Destiny.

Bogged down in the end times they set up the muse room which centered on many of their concerns.

Meanwhile and to cut a long story short in december 2001 they found themselves in Orgiva campsite looking for a property in the Alpujarras, Granada province, Spain.
They had 10,000 pounds between them.
After a couple of days the caretaker suggested their going to Beneficio, a hippy commune where they could camp for free. So off they went. It wasn´t their kind of trip. Fortunately on the third day it snowed and camping was called off. After a night at the Mirasol hotel they were returning to collect their belongings from Beneficio when they stopped by the last cortijo before arriving and spoke to a kindly looking woman tending her flock who advised them it was for sale and the location of the owner. He wasn´t in until the morrow so they camped on the land.

WELL,WELL,WELL.

The cortijo was on an old farm ( finca ) consisting of a shepherd´s quarters and coral for the flock. Here was a sign that this was for them and the terrestrial black sheep museum. They did see the sealevel reaching the bottom of the finca but so what. They´d be on the first line.

They negotiated and bought the finca ( farm ) for an affordable sum plus three paintings. They called it The Two Brothers ( Los Dos Hermanos ) after the riddle.

Thus began five years of tearing down stone walls , rebuilding them, battling the authorities, hippies and travellers.
Two home births and a year later , both lambs delivered by de shepherd at home, their home nearing completion and on the verge of being legalised they decided upon selling.

Home ? Well that was what it became with three lambs to tend to but in the process of contacting estate agents they recalled their original intention for the black sheep museum.

"I got to pick myself up, dust myself off, and start all over again" (Peter Tosh)

It wasn´t the promised land; they should have known this as most of the flocks consisted of goats.
But it was a perfect location for the black sheep museum. Situated on the boundary of Orgiva, Granada , (dubbed the new age capital of the world and one of the earth´s chakras) it stands below the dyke where the two water channels meet and run through the land to water the valley below, whilst above and beyond the dyke spreads Beneficio, dubbed the last hippy commune in Europe.
It´s a land full of projections.

Well the terrestrial museum is up for sale.

There´s also potential for additional business with the hippies if one wants to with a supermarket or any services that electricity can provide.

For more information email with The Museum as the title / heading so it won´t be confused with spam.

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