Jack's recent catch!
and some news of an 80 year old mystery
possibly solved?
As for more critters,not too far away
4H members are preparing
for the next Minnesota State Fair!
"Until one has loved an animal,
a part of one's soul remains unawakened."
Anatole France
That explains a lot, doesn't it?
Ride 'em cowboy!
Now about that mystery.
Is Amelia's mystery solved?
Maybe.
This is not fake news.
First, before I explain more here's a link to Amelia's ties to Minnesota.
825 Fairmount Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota
document proving she lived there in 1915.
The History Channel will explain this Sunday,
with Amelia Earhart: The Lost Evidence.
(Although, my first question after seeing the new photo,
if she had been captured would she be lounging on a dock, appearing free to move about?)
First, before I explain more here's a link to Amelia's ties to Minnesota.
825 Fairmount Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota
document proving she lived there in 1915.
The History Channel will explain this Sunday,
with Amelia Earhart: The Lost Evidence.
(Although, my first question after seeing the new photo,
if she had been captured would she be lounging on a dock, appearing free to move about?)
Maybe, but I don't think so. This just in, Amelia Earhart
The theory is Amelia may have been captured and died in Japanese captivity. You can read the New York Post article here.
Library of Congress Photo, taken in 1928.
Amelia in the center at the White House in Washington D.C.Library of Congress Photo taken in 1932 or 1933
Library of Congress Photo taken 1936.
Thanks for sharing time here,
I treasure your visits.
Enjoy your weekend.
The theory is Amelia may have been captured and died in Japanese captivity. You can read the New York Post article here.
Library of Congress Photo, taken in 1928.
Amelia in the center at the White House in Washington D.C.Library of Congress Photo taken in 1932 or 1933
Library of Congress Photo taken 1936.
Thanks for sharing time here,
I treasure your visits.
Enjoy your weekend.
12 comments:
Hello, Karen! Wow, that is a big catch for Jack! I love seeing the animals at the state fair here, I am sure the 4H members are proud of their critters. Love the beautiful horse and the sculpture of the Indian hunter and dog.
I guess I am a not believer as far as the new story on Amelia Earhart, would she really be sitting on a dock appearing to be free if she was held captive?
Are you off today, enjoy!
Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
Congratulations, Jack! I am impressed...and a bit envious. *wink*
The sculptures are beautiful and poetic.
You always give us much to contemplate! HUGS!
WoW!! what a fish story that will be...and a true one at that!!! gorgeous sculptures!!
so much fun today and always!!!
That is quite a fish!
wow Jack!
Oh my! That is definitely a catch to be impressed by.. nice work Jack! The sculpture is beautiful Karen, lovely motion to it. I couldn't see any of the Amelia Earhart pics but it's an interesting story.
That is an impressive catch. Loved the sculptures too. Like Grace, none of the Amelia Earheart pictures would load. I saw the story yesterday, but have reservations. And doubt that it will ever be proved (or disproved).
If the photo is real, a sad way for her life to end
If Star Trek taught me anything it's that Amelia Earhart was abducted by aliens!
;-)
Congratulations to Jack. That fish is HUGE! :-)
He caught himself a nice bass!
That is one very vague photo supposedly of Amelia (I don't buy it). It's a tantalizing a mystery!
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