Author: Darren

Hello. Will be with you in a moment. Just trying to figure out what this is   We reckon it was left here by the anti-perceptual reality movement (APRM) back in 2002. Which is strange because this site didn’t exist then. It proves how malicious and forward thinking these organizations can be. They want you to believe whatever that thing in the image is exists, when in fact it doesn’t. We don’t even know what you are looking at because all we see is a blue brick on the summit of Everest. The fact that you don’t see the brick means our subliminally active messaging we incorporate in our articles to influence your decision to join us on a Drakensberg hike is in jeopardy. This would have a severe impact on our massive profit margins thus rendering the brick on Everest non-existent. How would that affect the hiking economy of the world? Obviously the net effect of the the evolving and ever increasing boom in the hiking industry would attract the profit hungry corporate companies looking at monopolizing the market. Together with their bespoke turnkey solutions and multi structural growth initiatives, the smaller hiking companies (who do not understand these big words) will retract into the far left hand side of the market. This would result in a split in the market with 70% being apportioned to the corporate entities. These inequalities would hamper the smaller hiking companies in their concerted efforts to inject capital into subliminal decision making messages. What has been uncovered so far With the help of the Anti-perceptual reality movement (APRM), the corporates will make the masses believe that  the brick on Everest that we see doesn’t exist. You want to book a hike with soul adventures. **please note**That last sentence was not subliminal advertising. We