Over the past few weeks, I’ve posted here about both tadpoles and frogs that my son and I had found in Riverside Park. Well, as a result of these posts, I’ve come into contact with Eastern Michigan University amphibian biologist Katy Greenwald, who, I guess, felt professionally obligated to write in and correct me, informing […]
Tag Archives: cryptozoology
Jim Cherewick: rare photos of the artist in action
A few weeks ago, at an Ypsi porch show on Washington Street, I had the occasion to sit near Jim Cherewick and observe him working. To my knowledge, what follow are the first photos ever taken of the reclusive Ypsilanti artist plying his trade in full daylight. I’ve begun work on an article for Scientific […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged Black Sea Devil, brooms, cool drawings, drawing, illustration, Jim Cherewick, Washington Street porch show 5 Comments
On finding myself in the Oregon darkness, not far from Ape Canyon
When I was a kid, I was fascinated by the prospect that we were surrounded by bigfoot. I had a ton of books about the evidence of their existence, and I spent a good deal of time traipsing around in the woods, thinking about them. Maybe it was all the episodes of In Search Of […]
Posted in Mark's Life, Uncategorized Also tagged 1924, Ape Canyon, bigfoot, cabins, David Spivey, docudrama, Fred Beck, gold miners, gold mining, Mount St. Hellens, Oregon, pant shitting, rock throwing, Sasquatch, Sasquatch: the Legend of Bigfoot, Washington State 17 Comments