Everything is for the safety of the children.....or is it?

Living "rough" as they call it which is essentially without a house which they call "homeless".  I like to find a quiet dry place to sleep.  The latest place in Taunton where I seem to be getting left alone is what looks like possibly an old cow shed which looks like it is part of Vivary Park in Taunton.  A lovely high ropes course which may not be all it appears to be on first glance.

At this point in my reality it's safe to assume that I'm being left alone for reasons other than they just haven't noticed me yet.  What do I ponder when I lie there after having lived in a few different houses in Taunton over the years and thinking about what I used to notice when walking about this park and what I notice happening now or even today?  Before I get started I think at this point I should share the review that I just posted on Trip advisor.  The reason I've decided to do this is because I have posted a lot of reviews similar to this, exposing things about certain businesses that may not be so apparent to the everyday user and they don't ever seem to appear on Trip Advisor.  Do I think my reality has reached a point where the people that control places like this also control and manipulate reviews on Trip Advisor?  Yes I do.  Paranoid you may say....Do I also think the people that own and control everything also own the servers that this website sits on and can manipulate who see's it and when?  Yes I do.  So what is the point you may ask?  To be honest, at this point, I don't even know myself!

Trip advisor review...

This is an adventure course for a child. Firstly the ground that they may fall on is made of stones. How hard would it be to put a roof on this and some foam or netting at the bottom? I don't think it would be that hard. Secondly it's right next to a golf course and a lot of the tee off spots seem to be going in the direction of the child's high ropes course that is only allowed to be used if you purchase instruction and safety harnesses because it's been inappropriately built.  A pro golfer could definitely hit them.

Don't worry because at the other end of the golf course you may go over the inappropriate fence and hit a child walking along the other side of the river. Or you may get one in the sandpit park. Which in the summer has lots of water running because they like to watch wet children when they aren't hitting them with golf balls. Or you could watch them worry about getting hit by cricket balls that are coming from the other side, or tennis balls from behind them.  Is your child living in a state of fear yet?  Good that's what they want!

It seems to be closed during random times and you can never really get your bearing's on when to go there if you were just visiting Taunton for the day. Why is that? Is it perhaps for special children only, children too naughty for school taken on special trips or children with learning difficulties or young adults with learning difficulties to use? Has the whole complex been likely created by Summerfield Homes and are they likely the owners of the big farm behind which seems to have stolen the public footpath that they now say is private access to their farm only.

Wasn't Summerfield the first supermarket? Where did they go, what did they do? Have they got these inappropriate builds all over the country taking advantage of vulnerable people? What is TDSA which are the letters on the building by the tennis court? Thornton Dale Sports Association? Did the name Taunton come from Thornton? But don't we have Taunton Vale Sports Association? Does anyone care about any of these questions and will this review even get posted. I highly doubt it because essentially the Tories own everything. Or they think they do but I very much doubt they even own anything.

If you do your research on this establishment and "Everyone Active" which recently took over this "franchise" from Tone Leisure you will see that it all comes back to a guy called Mr Martin Bell and he seems to have "significant control" over it all. Can he answer to any of the strange goings on in this place, the way it's been built and what it used to be?

If you can't find this review on Trip Advisor then it may be worth asking yourself why.

What is there I can add here that possibly would have been too much for a Trip Advisor review? 

Firstly there is the fact that I've been sleeping there over a week now and the Golf Course hasn't been used once.  They will say it's been closed because of the weather or the rain.  The high ropes course hasn't been used once, even on a sunny day or even on a weekend.  However there is lots of activity.  People coming and going in cars, letting themselves in and out with keys but none of them really doing anything of any value or even wanting to acknowledge that they either have no idea what's going on or that they can't seem to act in the way they normally do.

If you walk up to the corner of the Golf Course just past the high ropes course you will find a shed.  Tucked away and appearing like there isn't a hell of a lot going on there.  If you look through the windows you will see some sofa's and what looks like quite nice living accommodation.  Next to that is a round circular building which doesn't appear to have any way of entering it apart from a little hatch at the top of it.  Is this strange?  I would say so yes.  It's right by the gates which say Vivary Golf Club is closed and they don't even give you number to ring.  What are all the disgruntled members doing or saying about this closed golf course?  As I walk around, what I think should be a public park, or was at one time, I start to think about how this could have ever happened and what has happened.  You have to think about the big picture over 100's of years and you start to understand things and the way they are laid out a bit better.

So once you hit the street the other side of the closed sign I mentioned above I start to wonder what happened here.  If you look at the road signs they all seem to point to this location because that's where the carpark is and that's also where the entrance would have been.  Turns out the entrance or ticket office or whatever you may want to call it is no longer the entrance to the Golf Course or High Ropes course and now just has the remains of the buildings I mentioned above left with nothing of any real relevance going on around it and I would assume people living in it.  The main entrance has now been moved to a new building by the outdoor bowls green which is also never used and surrounded by buildings that also appear to have nothing of any relevance going on there most of the day.

They do also have an old bridge which seems to indicate that access to the park used to be through a building of some kind that is now claiming to be a bowls club.  Apparently the park was an old fish farm and this starts to make more sense if you think of it like that.  They say that no remains are left but I beg to differ!  There are literally pools of water, river and fish everywhere!  However it has all been surrounded by inappropriate buildings that don't appear to have any relevance.  So what this concludes is that it is owned and controlled by farmers.  Generational family farmers that have apparently given then land back to the people.  Or in Somerset what you might call Tories.

Now there is a new bridge and they haven't even bothered to get rid of the old one.  They lock up the park around by that bridge and in a few other irrelevant places.  What is actually happening here?  A government official is performing a task that bears no relevance and locking up which he believes is a certain part of the park.  Is this person ignorant to what is really going on?  At this point it's very likely he is yes but at some point the whole thing was likely setup by people that are a lot less ignorant.  So now you have a very large piece of land, allegedly owned by the government called Vicoria Park with things about Queen Victoria all over it.  Is it all classed as Victoria Park and is it all owned by the Government?  Is it likely that a park manager has the keys to all of it and knows everything that is going on with all the businesses, all the opening times and all the different levels of access?  I highly doubt it and that's the way it's supposed to be.

As I said I've been there over a week now and the last 3 mornings at the same time each morning there has been at least two people on quads or alike pretending to maintain and manage the grounds right in front of me and pretending it's not about monitoring me.  Today I decided to lose my temper and shout at them telling them they don't need to cut the same piece of grass right in front of me every morning, nobody is even playing golf.  Then one of them decided to approach me telling me to move on because they are opening up the place!  So first of all they want me to believe that because they are cutting the grass in an irrelevant place they also have the jurisdiction to try and move me on from what looks like an old cow shed and potentially can't be traced to anyone or anything owning it.  Essentially they are just used to getting away with that kind of thing and probably don't realise I know and so do a lot of other around that they can read my mind.

What are they, rich kids of farmers with all the equipment and alike in the surrounding area to monitor and control everything in a way that suggests they own and control it.  You could call them gypsies and it's interesting that this business took over from Tone Leisure who where based on Gypsy Lane.  I call them Tories or land rapers.  Do they travel the country like gypsies are perceived to do? Yes.  But they are much more dangerous and sinister than the guys in caravans around the edge of their reign of terror trying to survive.  You go a bit further down the road, the other side of the carpark and what do you hit, oh yes a church.  Which seems to have more inappropriate buildings dotted about, access doors that look like they are going underground, etc etc.  Just in case you didn't realise they are trying to draw the children in they have a letter on the way in from the Vicar who writes like a child.  I just had a thought pop into my head while writing this, where does the term "vicar" come from. Just because a word is spelled differently it doesn't mean it wasn't stolen from a previous meaning so certain members of the club can laugh at you.  It seems like a shorter version of the word Viking.  Is it the Vikings or the Romans and are they the same thing?  I think so.  The "Vikings" "Rowed" into towns like Row Mans.  This is why in places like Vivary Park where there is the most delusion and secret abuse going on it's normally always centred around and comes back to the stealing of water and how we use it.