A Face in the Tree

Faces in trees??

I had a bad night last night, but today’s weather was cool and refreshing, so I went outside to enjoy a cigar.

By and by, I saw something.

At the end of our sidewalks stands a mighty tree, a sycamore… and today it had a face on it. (Uh-oh! He’s getting loopy.) Yeah, I know. But I’m not talking about a new Mount Rushmore.

For this tree has a face. You have to look closely, and then you’ll see it. The mouth is in a grimace, the eyes are scrunched half shut, and the nose is wrinkled. I wash I had a photo.

It won’t be there tomorrow, of course. Things like that never are.

Do you know what your trees get up to, when you aren’t looking?

‘Lake Murray, New Guinea: Dinosaur Sightings’ (2015)

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Can it possibly be true–there are dinosaurs gallumphing around in New Guinea?

Lake Murray, New Guinea: Dinosaur Sightings

You know what the problem is with cryptozoology? The moment cryptozoologists find a critter they were looking for, it ceases to be cryptozoology and instantly becomes zoology.

I wonder how many people actually see Lake Murray, during the course of a year.

Loch Ness is a lot easier to visit.