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And that is something like what we may be up against with the advert boards.
So far do not have evidence of 3 boards up earlier than MAY 2014. That's in SV so it could be anytime of that month, as far as the info available at this moment. The same boards persisted well into the summer and, based on a posted-by date with a title that refers to the autumn, possibly into SEP/OCT 2014.
Started with the working notion of the boards changing for spring men updates, possibly new year updates, at least in the subsequent two years. Then RETROACTIVELY applying that notion to the first year the boards appeared on the handrails. Conjecture based on currently gathered evidence. Still, just a working notion.
That could be reconciled with Q pics, but the apaprently lack of these boards on 16 MAR contradicts. Boards could have gone on, been taken off, put back on, IDK. Maybe the boards are in the 16 MAR vid and their visibility is obscured, IDK.
If you have gotten this far in this text, consider a potential contradiction in another subset of London Pics, by way of a comparison only.
The WW pics were intermixed in Q posts with the RED BUS pic and ROT/CH pics. The first London pic in the series, LONDON, preceded these, and the last, LisaMI6 followed the Q pic we know was taken more recently than the others, Black Box. Q posted text specific to the significance of the WW pics. So the integration of the series, as a series, and as subsets within that series, begs for sequencing through connexions across the board.
WW timeframe is basically the holiday season, Christmas, and, specifically, the middle of winter 2013/2014. The first contradiction is with the assumption that 2014/2016 was definitive for the pics. Not so, we learned, through the WW pics themselves. Another contradiction persists.
The first WW pic, of the feet of two individuals, was posted closely, integrated directly, with PICCADILLY pics. Yet there is no evidence of Christmas at Piccadilly in those images even though the statue at the centre of the circus was, that winter, encased in a plastic bubble to resemble a snowglass. That was just out of camera frame, if it was there at the time the pics where taken. The closest London Pic, geographically, was RED BUS, and it was posted with the first WW PIC, closely integrated in Q's posting sequence. And it, too, lacks evidence of Christmas, even though Coventry Street was decorated overhead with bright lights that would have shone spectacuarly on the shiny surfaces of the Red Bus. If those decorations were present at that time, they were just out of shot, overhead, and certainly not switched on. So why obscure signs of Christmas if that was the timeframe? The lack of evidence of the Season could be reconciled even if the timeframe was Christmas, I suppose, but these bits and pieces can not stand in contradiction as factual pieces of the puzzle.
Close examination of the contents within the camera frames is very tedious but also rewarding. Looking for other sources of the same scenes is a search for corroboration and, by comarison, of discovery for details that connect, or disconnect, one Q pic from another. Sameness and distinctiveness work together to inform us. Pics, on their own, carry little direct meaning; but in context, where that context can be confirmed, shines a bright light. Or can if we follow the crumbs along the path intended.
And so the contradictions prompt us to acknowledge that we do not know what we do not yet know. Reconciling bits that are in contradiction may come down to distinguishing between apparent and real contradictions, of course. Hence the significance of context.
Noticing details can be an intuitive thing that can not be learned as a skill. BUT searching with blunt force is within all of us. The camera frame provides a limitation, a boundary, and Q seems to have used that to push us just beyond the edges of the London Pics. Just over there, possibly, is a bit that makes more sense of what is inside the boundary.
This comparison can bring us back to the lunar evidence and, now, the propsect of a traiing or associated Mars in the night sky. THAT is a wonderful addition to the dig that may pay off enormously. Or, to keep us sketpical, it may become a stumbling stone for new eyes even if its value comes to light.
Contradictions find us. And, I think, we should be open to finding them ourselves.
Cheers to all.
WWG1WGA