posted on Dec, 27 2010 @ 07:06 PM
I've found many a strange thing in the woods and other locations. One of the things that came to mind were the 'little person' homes in the woods
in Belleisle Bay, N.B.. I did not find them, but was shown them by the senior counselors at the camp I was working at. When we took the kids on an
'out trip' (canoeing to a camping location, sometimes hiking) to a place in the bay called 'Gorham's Bluff', a few of the counselors brought me
to see the houses I had heard so much about in camp lore. Most of them were locked, but the ones you could get into required ducking to get past the
door frame. When you step inside you'll most likely be in awe that everything is miniature. Tables, chairs, cookware, wood stove and more were all
fit for one of particularly small stature. Hard to say how old they were, but like I said, most of them were locked, implying that there were many of
these homes.
Another strange finding/occurrence which I thought had an extremely low probability of happening: I was working at a tree nursery a few years ago
when I found a very peculiar looking rock. The rock looked like half an avocado, the side with the concave center without the pit. This rock bounced
around the government van and was neglected and slightly scathed with a serrated knife. There came a day when the rock was tossed from the van into a
rocky ditch by a fellow employee. I think it was the next day that I found the other half of the rock with the convex center (the avocado half with
the pit). I asked my friend where he had put the other half and to my dismay he told me he had chucked it. We spent 10 mins or so looking before I
found it. The whole crew was joking about what would happen when I united the halves before I did it, and when I did it, it was a perfect fit. I
find this quite amazing because I found these halves in separate areas. We figured it was part of a fill pile that got split up when they were making
the holding areas for the trees. Anyway, I took it to a geologist and he identified it as a concretion. I will look for the exact name of the stone
if I can find it and will take pictures and post them. I speculated it might be a fossilized egg and I will still seek an alternative opinion but I
am satisfied with that explanation for now. Its no arm with a timepiece on the bottom of a lake, but strange none the less.