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50th Anniversary of the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film blows up

Books Will Be Deleted ~It Makes Sense

I had to make some decisions on the books available via the online store.  The Red Paper: Canids has sold one copies since it was published in 2014.  Pursuing The Strange and Weird ~zero copies sold.  Some Things Strange and Sinister and Some More Things Strange and Sinister have now sold ~altogether~ five copies since 2010 and 2012.

With From Beyond Time & Space I am not expecting anything great.  However, I am cutting back the available choices.

With those type of sales (or non sale) figures it is no big deal to remove them from the online store. Friends have their copies and I have a few copies for my own archive.  Books don't sell so why clutter up an online store?

My copies, incidentally, will not be for sale.

With From Beyond Time & Space I have taken some advice. I am not getting any younger so if the book doesn't sell after a year it, too, will be deleted.  Again, I will have my copies, friends will get their copies and that will be it.

No big loss to anyone since, if after all these years and the thousands of people who have seen the book posts and news no one has shown interest.  Cut dead weight.

What happened at the 50th Anniversary for the Patterson Gimlin film?

From Beyond Time & Space

The new  book is now fully illustrated.  I am just tightening up some text and then it is done. I have been cautioned that I will be crucified by both debunkers and Ufologists.  However, I have left the book as it is.

There are many ~many~ lessons that Ufology needs to learn but I think it has already gone down a slippery slope and cannot reclaim any real kudos. It has gone down the Grey Alien hole but what can be done and just what is there in the way of evidence of possibly real alien visitations?

Yeah, like I'm going to reveal what the book concludes!

Possibly available online in November, 2017

The book may appear in two formats: standard book format and the large A4 format.

A Spider The Size Of My Hand...And I have The Photo..

The garden spider outside my front door is getting bigger as there are so many tiny flies this year ~I counted 14 in its web one morning and two house flies ....which it took somewhere. Its webbing is tough as sewing cotton and I have to clear from across the front door (I leave it on the other side of the doorway) every day and, yes, I do apologize to her.

Big as my hand! Seriously, only about 1.5cms but I needed to focus the camera (HAH!!) and this shows an old trick you'll see in hunting and fishing photos to make the catch bigger. 

Spider to fore and my hand 15cms )6") behind it.

The fuzzy photo I left as you can see the 'face' on its body.

 This is why I need money because other than food a good camera comes in handy!

What the photo SHOULD show!

Araneus diadematus

Garden spiders vary in colour from pale yellowy-brown to very dark brown, but they all have a characteristic white cross-shaped group of spots on their abdomen. They are widespread and common throughout the UK, except in some areas of northern Scotland.

These spiders spin orb webs to catch their prey – flying insects. Orb webs are the most advanced spider webs, built by laying spirals of silk around radial threads. They sit in the centre of their web rushing out and wrapping any caught insect in sticky silk.

Read more at https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/bird-and-wildlife-guides/a-z-of-a-wildlife-garden/atoz/g/gardenspider.aspx#MUpZbU1fbzbH1M5z.99

Nature: You NEVER Stop Learning

The cat food left by the cats was going down but no cats or birds.....?

I stand there and....hover~flies...two at a time coming and taking lumps of meat almost as large as their heads. two hours later still going at it.

The wasp/bee pattern is camouflage and having watched wasps kill flies in the same dish a few months back I know why!

Called "mock bees" and "mock wasps" they have NO stinger but morons still kill them.they are also sometimes called "flower flies", or "syrphid flies" and they make up the insect family Syrphidae. They are often seen hovering or nectaring at flowers; the adults of many species feed mainly on nectar and pollen, while the larvae (maggots) eat a wide range of foods.

Best photo is not mine but gives a better view. Love watching these in sunny weather.

Never seen them grabbing cat food before

UPDATE
Same plate 30 minutes later....