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Thursday, 2 August 2012

Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp

The universe is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper– Eden Phillpotts
The very world in which we live is buttered with mysteries. The trees, the stars, the sky everything posses a mystery which can be understood not with words but with hearts. Life is a sacred pilgrimage as we proceed we encounter new bits of mystery that gather and glow into a phenomenon.
Right from the childhood we have an appetite for exploring the unknown and unreachable mysteries around us. But some remain as a challenge to our rational mind and capability. If we look at life we will realize that what is known is limited compared to what is unknown. This uncertainty and mystery of life are the positive energies that remove boredom and add wonder to life.
Some of the mysteries that baffle the modern world are stated below:-

1. Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp:
The Lizard Man is a humanoid cryptid that lives in the areas of Swampland in and around Lee country, South Carolina. The physical description of the hairy man resembles to reptiles with green scaly skin, three-toed feet and glowing orange eyes. It is said to be seven feet in height with great physique and bipedal. It has great power and extremely fast. Its three-toed feet and hands have a circular pad each enabling it to cling to walls and trees. The Lizard man was first reported seen at 2 am on June 29 by Christopher Davis who said to be back from office after work. He claims that while he was changing the flat tire he heard a thumping noise behind him. When he turned around he saw a creature running towards him with glowing eyes. It tried to grab the car and as he attempted to escape it jumped on car’s roof. After he returned home he found out scratch marks on the car’s roof and side-view mirror was almost destroyed. Several sightings of a large lizard like creature followed after the incident and many of them reported unusual bite marks and scratches on parked cars close to the swamp. The local sheriff’s department was puzzled to find out plaster cast of three-toed 14 inch footprints.

The Haunting Case of WW II Ghost Planes



It's not hard to find reports of World War II ghost planes. Unfortunately, it's quite hard to find documented sources of these ghostly tales. The fact is, they're all pretty much folk tales. They take many forms, but there are two basic types. First, you have post-war stories about people encountering planes from the past. Typically, you'll have a young couple out for a country stroll in the 1960s, 70s or 80s. They hear an odd sound and turn around to see a prop-driven vintage warplane cruising along at low altitude, or perhaps an entire flight of them. Some of these stories are heavily embellished (the plane disappears into thin air, the sighting was a harbinger of a tragic plane crash that happened shortly thereafter, the ghostly pilots waved sadly to the witnesses as they passed). Stories might incorporate speculation about "time slips."
The second type is more interesting. These are ghost plane sightings that happened during the war. In its most common form, the story revolves around a flight of planes that left for a dangerous mission. Later, all the planes return and are accounted for except one. Everyone watches the sky, hoping they made it out alive, but no plane appears on the horizon. Then, hours later, the drone of radial engines sounds in the distance. A plane is spotted. Could it be their missing comrades? But, no they would have run out of fuel hours ago. Still, there it is, heavily damaged, limping along toward the air field. It makes a ragged landing and fellow airmen rush to the scene. Inside the plane they find…nothing. Not a soul. Not a corpse. And the fuel tanks are bone dry.
There are variations – sometimes the crew is on board, but dead. Sometimes the plane is so badly damaged there's no physical way it could have flown. There's a story that a U.S. plane appeared over the California coast hours after the Pearl Harbor attack, smoking and sputtering. Witnesses could see a pilot on board, but when the plane crashed, the wreckage was empty.