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The Seattle Hum
We had a similar hum during the run-up to the 2004 election. Mind control?
http://www.king5.com/news/Strange-hum-keeping-West-Seattle-awake-168713766.html
We had a similar hum during the run-up to the 2004 election. Mind control?
http://www.king5.com/news/Strange-hum-keeping-West-Seattle-awake-168713766.html
Halito Andy! The link doesn’t work but when I had read it originally they gave a rather ridiculous (I thought) explanation for the hum…that it was caused by the midshipman fish’s mating call which was resounding off the hulls of ships like they were big subwoofers. Do they really think we’re that stupid? BTW…I’ve sent you some emails with more mothy/squatchy-type photos and also a brief write up about my background…did you ever get those?
Hi Andrew,
I had an experience you’ll probably find interesting earlier this month. Back on September 7, my wife and I visited the hamlet of North Creek, NY, which is a small community in the Adirondack Mountains on the upper Hudson River in Warren County. I was in the middle of reading your “Mothman’s Photographer 2″ at the time, and had my copy of the book with me on this long weekend trip to the Adirondacks. North Creek is part of the Town of Johnsburg, NY, and contains the town hall and a community center for the township. We visited the community center that day and found that it had a temporary display of the history of Johnsburg which consisted of historical exhibits from each of the communities comprising the township. One of the exhibits was a handwritten letter by your ancestor, Verplanck Colvin, the land surveyor who was so instrumental in mapping and protecting the Adirondack Mts. I recognized the name because I had just read about him in the entry at the end of the Mothman’s Photographer 2. We thought this was interesting and cool, but did not get too excited because V. Colvin was an historical figure who was active in that geographic area. I did get excited when we left the community center and walked about 300 yards up the main (practically the only!) street of this little town and came upon a shop named “Camp Garuda Antiques”! I kid you not. I have photos to document this sync. If you can get back to me with an email address, they’re yours.
I really enjoy your work.
Best,
George