They own you!

Shag Harbour

A trip to the East Coast of Canada would not be complete without a drive through the small fishing village of Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia, site of the 1967 UFO incident. A dozen or so eyewitnesses reported seeing a large light crashing into the harbour around 11.30 pm. The RCMP were dispatched soon after thinking an airplane might have crashed in the ocean. Upon arriving at the site, police found a trail of yellow foam floating on the water.Today, no known RCMP reports of this sighting remain.

                                                         

                         

Ancient artifact

On a trip to Dominican Republic in the early 1990's, I came across a very old man in the village of Luperon selling odd stuff, among those items was a small stone carving I thought would make an ideal souvenir. Well it seems I have finally solved the riddle of the mysterious bat head carving. The Taino people (13th–15th century) would create distinctive ceramic vessels, often with handles shaped as bat heads used in burial ceremonies.  

Comet Hartley 2

  A close-up picture of comet Hartley 2 taken recently by NASA's Deep Impact probe.

UFO Landing Sight

With my mother and sister near Chapeau, Quebec, where a 32 feet (9.75 m) wide circular imprint was found in the ground, with a ring of scorched grass 2.5 feet (0.76 m) wide, containing three indentations forming an equilateral triangle, with sides 15 feet (4.57 m) long, each dent 8 inches (20.3 cm) wide and 3 inches (7.6 cm) deep, suggesting a "landing tripod". A second smaller circle was also found, with a ring of scorched grass.

Day 2

I am amazed at the fact that the meter on my page is showing 18 views after a mere 24 hours of being created. Perhaps the "men in black" are spying on me to make sure that the truth stays out there, lol! This page is still in its infancy and I look forward to building and adding more details soon.

Ringing Rocks

More of my childhood adventures!

Night Vision Anomalies at Brown Mtn. Oct. 13, 2009

I travelled to North Carolina with my family as a child, but unfortunately the lights never appeared when we were there.