
While attending the annual Rose Parade in Portland OR last weekend, a www.coasttocoastam.com contributor caught a glimpse of the infamous D.B. Cooper. Looks like he might have survived the jump after all!
I've been saying this for years!
Like the village water well of yesterday, let this site be the gathering place for the offspring of Samuel and Rhoda Kell. May it's contents always remain about knee-deep as it's characters are all pretty much full-of-it.



You've obviously found that I have a penchant for off-beat news. One of my favorite sites is a Russian newspaper, http://www.mosnews.com/. Today, there is a very interesting story about a large vegetarian stealing local produce. See what you think. CNN is sending a correspondent...
A newborn baby has started talking in the Russian city of Norilsk, amazing his parents and the obstetricians, who nevertheless claim pre-natal education can work miracles.

Yang Guanghe, 35, of Guizhou was cheered and applauded at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Guangzhou as he towed the VW car.
Yang, who weighs only seven stone, said he had been practicing the stunt for more than 10 years.
"At the beginning it was a bit painful, but gradually I got used to it," he told the Guangzhou Daily newspaper.
"I just want to know what the limit is of the weakest link in the human body."

The mystery has persisted for decades, attracting international attention and inspiring books and investigations by geneticists.



Probably a good idea to hop on over to www.amazon.com and invest in the above book and remember the old adage from American Werewolf in London: "don't go into the Moors!"
