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Volume 1 - Number 12
Preface to Dreaming the Myth Onward by Ira Kennedy "Early in the morning of August 15, 1987, phone calls started coming into The Highlander newspaper in Marble Falls, Texas. People wanted information on the massive convergence of people to sacred sites worldwide on August 16-17, 1987 -- rumor held that Enchanted Rock, some 60 miles distant, would be one of the principal sites in Texas."
Dreaming the Myth Onward by Ira Kennedy "Enchanted Rock, the holy mountain of Central Texas, was one of many sacred landmarks around the world where thousands converged to witness the dawn of a new epoch... That the Convergence happened at all is a ray of hope in an otherwise very dark world. In a culture conditioned to taking the daily dose of vitamins in a single pill or assimilating the news of the world in a half hour, the difficulty of explaining what it all means is overwhelming."
The Ghost of Roundtree by Dale Fry "Almost everyone loves a good ghost story, and it would be hard to find a community that does not claim a least one. Each generation of citizens delight in getting together and shivering together over chilling tales of dubiously departed souls who, displaced and discontented, cannot decide whether to remain in the other world or in this one. Rankled and forlorn, the spirits, people say, clank about bemoaning their indecision, haunting the place where their untimely death ushered in that unrest. The community of Llano is no exception."
Ridin' to Click by Kelly Holligan "I can’t give you and accurate estimate of how long it took us to get from Austin to the Click turn off because time crawls like a salted slug on a Holligan family trip. I won’t tell you where the county road is because finding it is part of the fun. But if your mother is anything like mine, you’ll know you’ve hit the right road if she screams, 'We can’t go down this road! It’s somebody’s driveway!'" [Click on image for larger map.]

	Wallpaper These photos are from my extensive archives on Enchanted Rock. Reproduced with the Convergence articles above are a few of the 200+ unpublished pictures taken at the event. Click on image for Wallpaper