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72 TRW: You bet. I doubt there was anything there of the sort in 1948, though, and this guy and his team went through a door, and down what seemed to be an old -VERY old -elevator shaft, into a city beneath the Earth, found the Dero -this is what I was told - blew up some machinery, got Rayed and mostly zombied, killed a few DERO- types, and retreated back the way they came in. It was surprise that probably saved their asses, the few that came back. AHG: Did you believe the story? TRW: ‘Course not. But, I figured, this could be an artifact of something real, and Shaver gave us a couple of locations right here in the South that, he said, were en- trances to the caves. AHG. Right. I investigated both. One was Brown Mountain, North Carolina, and I found plenty of UFO witnesses there, includ ing this guy, Ralph something, that claimed he had been inside the mountain, and whisked off from there to outer space. Quite a yarn. I went there with Gene and Geneva Steinberg once, and with Jim Moseley and his daughter Betty and Tim Beckley, on Christmas Eve, in 1968 as recall. The other entrance dates back into Cherokee Indian legend of the entrance to Fairyland, Magonia, or whatever-you-call-it. It was the home of the Yum-Wee- Chum-Dee, the Little Men, and was near Tallulah Falls in North Georgia. I searched for years for that entrance. Up where Deliverance was filmed. TRW: You can see it AHG: Excuse me? TRW: The entrance. You can see it clearly in the background in one of the rafting scenes in Deliverance. AHG: Coincidence? TRW: Who knows? Shaver told you the general idea. He also sent you a map. AHG: What map? TRW: Thought you had all this figured, didn’t you? Remember those rocks he sent you with the pictures in them? AHG: Sure. They did contain interesting images; they seemed, as I said at the time, like holograms, especially when sectioned and made into 35mm slides. Shaver claimed they were the Record of the antediluvian civilization on Earth, literally preserved in stone. I gave them to you, I recall. TRW: When I got ahold of them, I resectioned the rocks, used an overhead projector and came up, in one of them, with a map of that little area of North Georgia where Tallulah Falls, Toccoa Falls, Brasstown Bald—you know, the Chattahoochee National Forest. The cave entrance is clearly marked. AHG: So, this ‘map’ includes southern North Carolina, and White County, Geor- a3 gia? TRW: Yep. With the entrance marked with a red circle. AHG: That’s where Peter Davidson, the Frontal Chief of the Her- metic Brother- hood of Light, set up his utopian colony a hundred years ago. TRW: You bet, and no coincidence. Where was the previous headquarters? In Scot- Allen H. Greenfield