Maybe that's a hint...

Maybe that's a hint...
Found in the fotos from Obsidian Anomaly in Vienna taken by NCC1701R
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-oISWtRB2m5o/VwUMmV5W0_I/AAAAAAABFHw/_L-wgcd8quE8-udyQOFGVpcf0KJibfBkw/w1425-h951-no/20160402_222029.jpg

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  1. Martin Zehetmayer (Angrox)April 7, 2016 at 12:06 AM

    That was sent from the Acolyte to Matt Stevenson from Project Isthmus. There is an ongoing discussion here: https://plus.google.com/110169319606307166803/posts/U5aWNF2ZwGg

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