Was not around when droneanon was dropping the Epstein Island pics.

I am sure most of the attention was rightly on the temple building that turned out to be not much more than a "false front" set building.

But I was most interested in these two, which show the area that started out as some sort of worship area and then turned into tennis courts.

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…because the tennis courts are now gone. The berm surrounding them is still there, but the tennis courts are just dirt now.

Some Google Earth pics showing history.

August 2009 = evidence of construction

Feb 2013 (also July, not shown) = spoopy looking enclosure

March 2014 = construction of concrete pad

December 2014 = tennis court

Feb 2017 = better look at tennis court – has fencing, light poles etc.

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By January 2018 = beginning of removal/demolition of tennis court. Lights and fences gone. Looks like being covered with dirt. Could be demolition of concrete to reveal dirt underneath but I think it looks too smooth for that.

March 2018 = totally gone, either crushed gravel or dirt?

October 2018 = totally dirt covered

December 2018 = grass is growing

I am sure that the 2018 pics did not exist on Google Earth the last time we were digging on Epstein Island.

This is the most suspicious part of the island for me.

Strategic location at the centre of the island near the intersection of the island's two axes. (plural of axis, not of ax… kek!!)

At a high point.

Number of times it has been changed in the last 9 years seems abnormal.

First iteration is spoopy… like for ceremonies or something.

Concrete pad pre-tennis is suspicious. (Yeah you need a solid base for the tennis court… but it can just as easily be covering something up.)

Tennis court is an unusual thing to put in an enclosure surrounded by tall berms… you would think that on the highest point of the island you would want to impress Very Important Guests with your view of the ocean in all directions.

Last year's removal of the tennis court adds to the intrigue.

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I was there during that dig. And anons were calling it a tarp, not a tent.

They were looking at the Google 3D view and not recognizing the distortion that 3D Google images have when the elevation data is not detailed enough.

If anything, droneanon's photos confirm it was real. You can see it's not just the tennis court that is distorted in the 3D view, but the surrounding berm as well.