Oroblanco
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Re: GA gold "Waterhouse treasure" possibly on "Rocky Face" mountain.
Hola amigos,
I would like to hear more about those 'little people' encountered, any particulars that might be remembered, if that person still follows this thread.
To anyone who does not believe it possible that there could be "little people" - just look at the recent discovery of the "human Hobbits" in Indonesia, which stood all of three feet tall, hunted pygmy pachyderms and giant komodo lizards, or the incredibly small human mummies found in Wyoming years ago - one was nicknamed "Pedro" and stood a whopping 14 inches tall! The second one was even shorter! If you don't want to "believe" that doesn't bother me, however I would like to hear more details on the encounter and keep the door open to possibilities. Thank you in advance,
Oroblanco
http://www.anomalies-unlimited.com/Pedro.html <has photos of 'Pedro' - including an X-ray, making the "hoax" theory fail>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Pedro_Mountains_Mummy
http://www.burlingtonnews.net/littlepeople.html
Hola amigos,
I would like to hear more about those 'little people' encountered, any particulars that might be remembered, if that person still follows this thread.
To anyone who does not believe it possible that there could be "little people" - just look at the recent discovery of the "human Hobbits" in Indonesia, which stood all of three feet tall, hunted pygmy pachyderms and giant komodo lizards, or the incredibly small human mummies found in Wyoming years ago - one was nicknamed "Pedro" and stood a whopping 14 inches tall! The second one was even shorter! If you don't want to "believe" that doesn't bother me, however I would like to hear more details on the encounter and keep the door open to possibilities. Thank you in advance,
Oroblanco
http://www.anomalies-unlimited.com/Pedro.html <has photos of 'Pedro' - including an X-ray, making the "hoax" theory fail>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Pedro_Mountains_Mummy
http://www.burlingtonnews.net/littlepeople.html