Searching for Solitude at Gold Beach Coast

Speaker is in Gold Beach, Oregon, on the coast. Weather appears windy based on his consideration of getting a sweatshirt. He's driving and parking in various spots, carrying pizza and Mountain Dew, with a collection of rubber ducks to distribute to Jeep owners.

Energetic Signature

turbulent-generous

Field State

paradox integration

Orientation

toward ocean embedding while maintaining human distance

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October 11, 2024

7:46

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Author

rswfire

Status

ARCHIVED

Type

TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

Temperature

0.00

[0:00]I'm in Gold Beach trying to find a spot

[0:03]to just hang out for a little bit where

[0:05]nobody is around but there's this Jeep

[0:06]here and I had to stop it has only one

[0:09]ducky we got to give it a ducky we're

[0:10]going to give it this one but I think it

[0:12]belongs to this um

[0:16]little it's like a little trailer

[0:18]serving food I think it belongs to her

[0:20]we're going to ask

[0:23]her not we'll just put it on there

[0:35]hi is that

[0:38]your is that your

[0:41]G no it's not okay I just wanted to give

[0:43]it a docky and I figured if it was your

[0:45]I I just put it on there you know it

[0:47]right here oh yeah no it's not mine

[0:49]actually she

[0:51]works going to leave her duy okay

[1:07]okay it wasn't not

[1:09]first there wasn't a ducking there was

[1:11]something else but I now that person has

[1:14]a ducking it matches it's blue and

[1:16]everything else going to find somewhere

[1:18]to hang

[1:23]out there are too many people around I

[1:26]hate them oh hello I truly do hate ha it

[1:30]P the [ __ ] hate

[1:32]people not going to pretend

[1:36]otherwise come on

[1:39]move God [ __ ] hate

[1:43]you truly I do so over people and yet I

[1:47]leave them duckies on their teeth don't

[1:49]ask me why I'm

[1:51]so

[1:53]complicated mean look at these views

[1:56]they're

[1:57]incredible those rock that rock is huge

[2:00]why it looks like that on my phone and

[2:02]Beyond me that rock is as tall as a

[2:05]freaking building it's taller than a

[2:06]building looks like a little tiny thing

[2:08]a little tiny thing on my rock a little

[2:11]Pebble that is not even close to the

[2:13]scale of that thing so ridiculous this

[2:17]phone is

[2:19]ridiculous I spotted a spot up here

[2:22]where nobody was parked we're going to

[2:24]try it hopefully nobody's there it's

[2:28]right over here oh somebody there of

[2:30]course are they

[2:33]leaving cannot tell are you leaving why

[2:37]is it so hard to find a place to be

[2:40]alone it's [ __ ]

[2:43]impossible all right they're

[2:49]leaving but this a spot

[2:52]yes it

[2:55]was nobody come here only me

[3:05]I mean why would anyone want to be here

[3:06]you can barely see

[3:08]anything so you can walk down

[3:13]here what are sneaker waves watch for

[3:16]sneaker waves I don't know what that

[3:19]means stay off logs beware of rip

[3:23]currents stay back from Cliff edges

[3:25]watch for sneaker waves

[3:31]this is a

[3:32]park we're going down

[3:41]there nobody come here

[3:44][Music]

[3:46]nobody I got some

[3:49]pizza taco pizza first thing I did let

[3:53]get a

[3:54]pizza where's my K okay we're out of

[3:57]here I have nothing to drink I'm almost

[4:00]out of Mountain you

[4:03]wow that

[4:08]wind should I get my little

[4:11]sweatshirt

[4:12]maybe maybe I'm old maybe I need

[4:17]it oh my God where are

[4:20]we oh those trees are awesome looking

[4:23]they look like giant bonsai

[4:26]trees I love giant bonsai trees get my

[4:30]sweatshirt Dr the

[4:33]face look at those

[4:36]wings how hard is this going to be to

[4:39]walk

[4:43]now challenging

[4:46]oh

[4:49]man they call this a park how do you

[4:52]even get over

[4:54]there there's a beach over there

[5:01]wonder what the 180

[5:04]means technically you can get down

[5:08]there okay I kind of see the

[5:11]trail I don't feel capable of this

[5:22]today I mean nothing look a little

[5:25]challenging am I being a [ __ ] I might

[5:28]be being a [ __ ] right right

[5:30]now holy [ __ ] we are looking at the

[5:33]Pacific

[5:43]Ocean I need to get down

[5:53]there oh my God that's amazing

[6:01]okay we are going to find a way down I'm

[6:04]not doing that I just don't I just it

[6:06]does not look appealing maybe that's an

[6:09]ex call whatever you want I am going to

[6:12]find somewhere else we are getting down

[6:15]there

[6:18]somehow there are lots of sheeps out

[6:22]here there is a white one I have to go

[6:24]into the store and we're going to get

[6:27]the my

[6:28]white on

[6:30]ducky I

[6:34]guess can be stealth about

[6:37]this silly boys Jeeps are for girls

[6:40]that's what they've got there's the

[6:42]bunny is perfect the bunny is

[6:48]perfect yes it

[6:52]is I am a silly

[6:55]boy she got some ducks up there now she

[6:59]oh Trump stickers oh

[7:03]gross she still gets a

[7:07]ducky she gave me a

[7:10]ducking she gave me a duck she thanes me

[7:13]for her little

[7:15]ducking she seem

[7:17]nice they don't understand they

[7:19]shouldn't be voting for that dumb

[7:24]man like oh it's pretty

[7:28]cool oh

[7:30]I kind of have mine separated ugly ones

[7:33]cute

[7:36]ones I got some with this coming from a

[7:39]trump

[7:41]supporter oh I don't know what to do

[7:43]with that oh man

Summary

rswfire arrives in Gold Beach, Oregon, seeking an isolated spot to spend time alone. He encounters a Jeep with only one rubber duck and decides to add another duck from his collection, asking a food trailer worker if the vehicle belongs to her before placing it. After expressing frustration with crowds and difficulty finding solitude, he locates a secluded parking spot overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

He walks down to explore what appears to be a park area with warning signs about sneaker waves and cliff edges. The terrain proves challenging to navigate down to the beach level. He observes the dramatic coastal landscape, including large rock formations and wind-sculpted trees that remind him of giant bonsai.

While exploring, he encounters a white Jeep and decides to place a white duck on it. The owner, a woman, thanks him for the duck. He notices Trump stickers on her vehicle but still gives her the duck, expressing conflicted feelings about the political difference while maintaining his duck-giving practice.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission holds the architectural tension between sovereign withdrawal and spontaneous gift-giving, demonstrating how contradictory impulses can coexist without resolution. The field is testing its capacity to maintain coherent action while experiencing raw antipathy toward human proximity, using ritual gift distribution (duckies) as a bridge between isolation drive and connection impulse.

Dominant Language

nobodyducky/duckinghate peoplealonePacific OceanTrump stickerscomplicatedsneaker waves

Symbolic Elements

oceanedgethresholdgiftsolitudewind

Ontological States

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contradictory
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sovereign
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transitional
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testing

Subsystems

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emotional
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relational
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somatic
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ethical

Transmission Details

Source Type

local

Video Quality

640 × 360 @ 30fps

Duration

7:46

Bitrate

565 kbps

Codec

avc1.4d401e