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Enki's Planetary Drop
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A contribution by JohnGalt569

After dropping through the atmosphere & setting down near the swamp in the hot sun, Enki builds an abode for himself and a "pad" for his craft...
After several weeks he finds what he needs and decides to stay on earth...
The beacon goes out across the galaxy that the mission is a go and soon after more craft & Annunaki arrive.
This will become what is known as "the beginning" and the antediluvian city of "Eridu" - Home for the Far Away .
Here , they will find what they need!
... that was 450, 000 years ago!

Published on April 29th, 2021
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