I put together a collection of some of my posts and articles about the beeping/electronic aspects of Mothman and Bigfoot encounters. You can read it on my Scribd page: Mothman on the Telephone.
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My favorite C2C host, George Knapp, interviews Andy Colvin this Sunday night. I’ll be listening! More here.
(The following experience I had the night of Japan’s earthquake isn’t directly related to Mothman. Nor am I suggesting it was part of the Mothman energy; and yet, there is a bit of a Mothy vibe to this, and so … Continue reading →
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I had just finsihed a blog post about an email from Nick Redfern on my Mothman Calling post (which I cross posted at UFO Mystic) when I clicked over to The Daily Grail and found this link to Intrepid’s free … Continue reading →
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Volume 1 of Andrew Colvin’s Mothman Speaks; Candid Conversations Concerning Cosmic Conundrums – Cryptic Creatures, Chimeras, Contactees, and the Cleverly Coded Coincidences and … of the Collective Unconscious (Volume 1) I love Andrew Colvin’s Mothman Photographers series, and his writing … Continue reading →
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Delighted to find that Mike Clelland has brought us a new interview, this one with Mothman witness/experiencer and author Andrew Colvin. (Mothman’s Photographer series, etc.) As I commented on Mike’s blog hidden experience, thank you for bringing this to us. … Continue reading →
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Beachcombing discusses the legend of giant birds, eagles, Thunderbirds, and so on, and their baby snatching ways. He begins thusly: When Beachcombing first came to Italy, many years ago, he spent a summer in a room with an enormous wardrobe … Continue reading →
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Updated report from WSAZ on the May 17th explosion of a bunker in the TNT area: POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (WSAZ) — A powerful explosion rocked the night sky over Mason County early Monday morning — powerful because it was fueled … Continue reading →
I saw it; have been looking forward to this episode ever since a producer from the show contacted me several months ago in preparing for the program. I think I put her off; for I went into an esoteric direction … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andrew Colvin, birds, blogs, cryptids, cryptozoology, deer, Mothman, Nick Redfern, The Silver Bridge
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Mothman’s Photographer Andrew Colvin has an interesting mothy post on his blog at L.O.W.F.I. 1111 vs. 111L. As you may recall, the 11:11 phenomenon visibly introduced itself into the Mothman scene in late 2006, when the sighting of a government … Continue reading →
