Vanity Fair Senior Contributing Editor Alex Shoumatoff probably wishes he never ran afowl of The Owl.
Just look at him now. Poor little feller.
All are warned by this logo seen on Talyor Street in San Francisco’s Union Square. Fair enough:
It looks like nobody else will get in to spy on Bohemian Grove this year. Oh well.
Just what is this tiny figure embedded in the top corner of all one dollar bills in circulation in the United States?
Some people think it’s a Great Horned Owl, but others say it’s a spider. You can see for yourself but that might strain your eyes. Let’s take a look using a Canon Macro Photo MP-E 65mm f/2.8 1-5x lens at five times lifesize:
Not as owly-looking. Here’s a closer view:
You’d have to call that a spider. Or a spider/owl. Or a Spowl.
In this age of conspiracy theories, let’s assume a secret organization put on our currency a little figure, one that sometimes looks like an owl and sometimes looks like a spider.
Who cares about spiders and owls? The Bohemian Club, that’s who. Check out this scary two-hour movie, Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove, to learn more. We’re through the looking glass here, people!
Beware the Spowl.
Here’s the warning above the Bohemian Club at 624 Taylor in San Francisco - “Weaving Spiders Come Not Here.”
Get ready for Bohemian Grove up in Sonoma County in July - it’s like Burning Man for plutocrats. Check it out.
