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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS...: The Beast of Boggy Creek: Reviewed

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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS. Sunday, April 22, 2012. The Beast of Boggy Creek: Reviewed. You can find a new review from me of Lyle Blackburn's excellent book,. The Beast of Boggy Creek. This is truly a great read that I definitely recommend to one and all! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). HANGING OUT AT HOME, 2011. Follow me on Facebook at:. Http:/ www.facebook.com/#! Follow me on Twitter at:. Containing Conspiratorial Stories of Bigfoot, the Chupacabra, and More. Although my newly-published book,.

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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS...: The Disappearing Bigfoot

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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS. Friday, March 9, 2012. Site, Micah Hanks has an excellent new post on the one angle - more than any other - that many Cryptozoologists don't want to have to deal with when it comes to Bigfoot - the "high-strangeness" cases, such as those where the giant hairy thing seemingly vanishes in the blink of an eye. Fortunately, Micah does deal with them, and offers an intriguing theory. To explain such events. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). HANGING OUT AT HOME, 2011. Contains...

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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS...: Bigfoot in Oklahoma

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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS. Tuesday, April 17, 2012. Or what I did at the weekend! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). HANGING OUT AT HOME, 2011. Follow me on Facebook at:. Http:/ www.facebook.com/#! Follow me on Twitter at:. Containing Conspiratorial Stories of Bigfoot, the Chupacabra, and More. The Real Men in Black and Cryptozoology. Although my newly-published book,. The Real Men in Black. Focuses to a significant degree on the MIB and UFOs (as, of course, you would expect! The Real Men in Black.

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Just Another Clumsy Romantic: January 2008

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Just Another Clumsy Romantic. Scott's haphazard adventures in America and Australia with the hopeless optimism of discovering things that make sense and nonsense in equal measure. Tuesday, 22 January 2008. Coming soon: or how I learned to stop worrying and say goodbye to Austin. New blog. Keep your eyes peeled. I doubt anyone will see this just now, but new year, new name, new adventure. Seen as how I couldn't say before I was moving to Australia, I'm now posting the short goodbye draft I wrote to Austin.

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Just Another Clumsy Romantic: Heavenly creatures

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Just Another Clumsy Romantic. Scott's haphazard adventures in America and Australia with the hopeless optimism of discovering things that make sense and nonsense in equal measure. Saturday, 14 April 2007. My journey towards becoming a professional snowboarder has finally begun. I'm in Lake Tahoe, northern Callifornia where I've hooked up with my friend Sam who works at the Heavenly mountain resort. After just two days of riding my enitre body is in agony and covered in bruises but I am loving it. Now, ta...

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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS...: Do Werewolves Roam The Woods Of England?

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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS. Thursday, May 17, 2007. Do Werewolves Roam The Woods Of England? Well, I said that I was going to publish the details of the latest wave of British werewolf sightings to my blog next week; however, a bit of free time came along this afternoon, so here's the story a few days earlier than expected. Britain has a long history of lycanthropy. From the tale of the notorious Flixton. Werewolf, the wild W olfman. Of Lynton, and countless others. However, if the current spate of s...

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Just Another Clumsy Romantic: New beginnings, old stories

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Just Another Clumsy Romantic. Scott's haphazard adventures in America and Australia with the hopeless optimism of discovering things that make sense and nonsense in equal measure. Thursday, 7 February 2008. New beginnings, old stories. Life isn't easy', I was reminded by someone close to me this week. True, not something I wasn't aware of, but thanks all the same. In the same breath though, I reminded myself that while it may not be easy, it sure is a lot of fun. In true Team Unity-style we partied almos...

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DARK DORSET - Dorset's premier website devoted to local folklore and the unexplained: The Harvest Customs and Traditions in Dorset

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Dark Dorset Online Scrapbook is an archive of current and past events relating to local history, folklore and mysteries that can be discovered in the English county of Dorset. Search the Dark Dorset Scrapbook Archive. Sunday, 2 August 2015. The Harvest Customs and Traditions in Dorset. Wrote about the customs and traditions of Harvest Home in Dorset in his book 'Dorsetshire Folklore' published in 1922:-. I do long to toss a pick,. N or a-meäk é. It is to the late William Barnes that we might expect to lo...

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DARK DORSET - Dorset's premier website devoted to local folklore and the unexplained: April 2015

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Dark Dorset Online Scrapbook is an archive of current and past events relating to local history, folklore and mysteries that can be discovered in the English county of Dorset. Search the Dark Dorset Scrapbook Archive. No posts. Show all posts. No posts. Show all posts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Happy Birthday Folklore - On this day, the 22nd . Crying the Neck, Corn Dollies and Fairy Folk: Cust. The Harvest Customs and Traditions in Dorset. Mad as a March Hare": The Customs and Traditons of Spring.