Eureka! Copper River
February 27, 2009 — boatman
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Escapes
About 4,000 B.C., historians believe, people in grew tired of sinking thigh-high in the snow. It was around then, roughly the same era the wheel was invented, that humans first strapped some kind of flat extenders to the bottoms of their feet and traversed the winter landscape by floating atop the snow.
There were frequent stops to drink water, to trade off the strenuous front position in the single-file line and to peel off layers of clothing as bodies warmed. Once or twice, a particularly steep ascent or descent required a short strategy session. Usually, the college-age members of the group …
Snowshoes and Tulpas
Excellent piece…I think alot of ‘monsters’ are thoughtforms, creatures manifested, not always intentionally, but ‘put out there’ as such, with many having connections to the lie of the land. I’m not sure about Bigfoot, and as for Nessie, well, I’ve always gone for the big eel theory, but believe me, if enough people believe in something it sure does have a better chance of happening. When millions of tourists go to each year, the legend comes alive even if no-one really observes anything. I think these tulpa’s, or indeed ‘zooforms’, are human creation, monsters of the id as such, and …
