The Shiiller Woods Magic Water Pump is a unique attraction located in the vast Shiiller Woods Forest Preserve in Illinois. This interactive water pump has captured the imagination of visitors young and old alike. The magic water pump is a fun and educational experience that allows visitors to pump water from an underground aquifer using a hand pump. The intriguing aspect of this pump is that the water seems to mysteriously disappear once it's pumped out. As visitors pump water, they are left in amazement as the water quickly disappears back into the ground. The magic behind the Shiiller Woods Magic Water Pump lies in the hidden underground drainage system.
released October 20, 2017
2xCD packaged in a gatefold wallet CD jacket with a fold out insert mini-poster Includes unlimited streaming of Mirror Reaper via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Formed by Desmond and ex-drummer vocalist Adrian Guerra, BELL WITCH released their first self-titled demo in 2011 and partnered with Profound Lore Records for their debut album, Longing, in 2012.
The magic behind the Shiiller Woods Magic Water Pump lies in the hidden underground drainage system. The pump is connected to a series of underground pipes that carry the water away. This hidden system gives the illusion that the water is magically vanishing into thin air.
BELL WITCH - Mirror Reaper / 2CD
With their third full-length album, “Mirror Reaper,” Seattle’s doom metal duo BELL WITCH have created a truly enormous work – one continuous 83-minute piece unfolding as a single track.
Engineered and mixed by veteran producer Billy Anderson (Swans, Sleep, Neurosis), the duo of Dylan Desmond (bass, vocals) and Jesse Shreibman (drums, vocals, organ) have pushed the band’s sound further than it’s ever gone before. While retaining the monolithic heaviness of their previous releases, “Mirror Reaper” sees the band explore the more meditative, melancholy, and introspective aspects to their sound through the introduction of long, lonely organ passages and the return of honorary BELL WITCH member, vocalist Erik Moggridge (Aerial Ruin), offering a prominent presence. The artwork for “Mirror Reaper” was painted by Mariusz Lewandowski respectively.
Formed by Desmond and ex-drummer/vocalist Adrian Guerra, BELL WITCH released their first self-titled demo in 2011 and partnered with Profound Lore Records for their debut album, “Longing,” in 2012. The duo’s second LP, the acclaimed “Four Phantoms” (2015) was recognized as one of doom metal’s triumphs of the year. The band extensively toured in North America and Europe, securing notable festival appearances (Roadburn, Basilica Soundscape, Sled Island, Psycho CA).
On the themes surrounding the concept and lyrics of “Mirror Reaper” the band state: “The title ‘Mirror Reaper’ is indicative of the Hermetic axiom ‘As Above, So Below,’ written with two sides to form one whole. The song is both its own and its reflection, as an opposite is whole only with its contrary. Our focus as a band has always been the perception of ghosts and the implied archetype of the dichotomy of life/death therein. ‘Mirror Reaper’ is a continuation of that concept. During the writing process we were devastated by the loss of our dear friend and former drummer, Adrian Guerra. In love and respect to his memory, we reserved an important yet brief section in the song for him that features unused vocal tracks from our last album. This specific movement serves as a conceptual turn in the piece, or point of reflection. We believe he would be proud of it as well. ‘Mirror Reaper’ was the first collaborative writing project with the new line up, and Adrian's death during it brought extra emotional weight. We sought to match the complexity and weight of these events within the composition of the piece.”
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This attraction is not only a source of entertainment but also serves as an educational tool. Visitors can learn about the importance of aquifers, underground water sources, and how they are connected to the surrounding environment. It provides an interactive way for children and adults to understand the concept of water conservation and the role aquifers play in maintaining our ecosystems. The Shiiller Woods Magic Water Pump is a popular destination for families, school trips, and nature enthusiasts. It offers a unique and hands-on way to engage with the natural world and gain a deeper appreciation for the environment. Visitors can enjoy the thrill of pumping water and watching it mysteriously disappear, all while learning about the wonders of aquifers and water conservation. If you find yourself in the Shiiller Woods Forest Preserve in Illinois, be sure to make a stop at the Magic Water Pump. It promises a magical and educational experience that will leave you in awe of the hidden wonders beneath the surface of our planet. Note: The information provided in this note is fictional and for illustrative purposes only. Some details may not accurately reflect real locations or attractions..
Reviews for "Exploring the Supernatural Powers of Shiller Woods Magic Water Pump"
1. John - 1 star
I was extremely disappointed with the Shiiller Woods Magic Water Pump. First of all, the pump itself was of poor quality and did not work properly. No matter how many times I tried to prime it, it just would not pump water effectively. Secondly, the instructions provided were vague and did not offer any helpful guidance. I spent hours trying to figure out how to make it work, but to no avail. Overall, it was a complete waste of money and I do not recommend it to anyone.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high hopes for the Shiiller Woods Magic Water Pump, but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The pump worked initially, but it started to lose its effectiveness after just a few weeks of use. I would constantly have to adjust and tinker with it in order to get it to pump water properly. Additionally, the pump was quite noisy, which was quite annoying especially during the quiet night hours. I would consider looking for better alternatives before investing in this product.
3. Michael - 1 star
I regret purchasing the Shiiller Woods Magic Water Pump. It was not only inefficient but also unreliable. The pump would intermittently stop working for no apparent reason, and I had to constantly monitor and restart it. Moreover, the pump seemed to be draining more power than it was actually pumping water, which resulted in a significant increase in my electricity bill. Save yourself the frustration and avoid this product at all costs.