we walked among giants then

[Michael Eisenstadt]

I asked

> Connie surely Hershey took you
> to that vantage point at some time
> or other, no?

Connie replied

> I took many a fine Austin hill country ride on Hershey's BMW R69S (I
think), but I can't remember Hancock
> Drive, is it westward to its terminus?  Is there a moon tower at that
location?  I seem to remember driving
> with several folks and a slightly schizophrenic Jim Moon out to that
vicinity when he was trying to hear the
> aliens who were at the time using buzzing and clicking towers and
transformers to communicate with
> earthlings.

Yes, but I dont think there is a moontower there. Hancock goes up a
steep hill westward and terminates. From there one sees an
enormous tract of untouched countryside directly below and stretching
to far away. I've looked at an Austin city map which sort of explains
how this could be. Hershey had discovered it somehow and was
eager to share the experience.