Mystery in Nova Scotia...
Mystery in Nova Scotia, today.
As you may or may not know, I was born and bred in a small town called Parrsboro in Nova Scotia, Canada. I recently left Parrsboro to go to Fox Lake, Alberta, where I currently am.
However, today, I got some mail from home that confuses me utterly.
Have a look at this guy.
This place where he is is /five to ten miles/ from the sea. It's also up a huge hill as you can kind of tell from the tractor picture.
He was found on the side of the road this morning. (My uncle owns the farm pictured below in the tractor picture).
This really bothers me.
It is highly unlikely that this guy (who weighed, so they say, around six hundred pounds.. it took a couple more farmhands than shown in the picture there to get him into the tractor bucket and then onto a truck) .... got to this spot on his own.
I mean, correct me if I'm wrong. But, he just doesn't have the dry land mobility to have gone that far.
This means, at least in my head, someone probably pitched him off the back of a truck in that spot.. which makes me further wonder what people were doing with him in the first place.
What the hell is he at that? Some sort of seal, as far as I can figure, but....
Anyway, he is alive in the pictures shown. He was taken to the sea, where he wiggled himself into it, and off he dissapeared.....
I'd like to know the story there.
It's a mystery.
Just doesn't sit right with me... look at the terrain, ffs.
As you may or may not know, I was born and bred in a small town called Parrsboro in Nova Scotia, Canada. I recently left Parrsboro to go to Fox Lake, Alberta, where I currently am.
However, today, I got some mail from home that confuses me utterly.
Have a look at this guy.
This place where he is is /five to ten miles/ from the sea. It's also up a huge hill as you can kind of tell from the tractor picture.
He was found on the side of the road this morning. (My uncle owns the farm pictured below in the tractor picture).
This really bothers me.
It is highly unlikely that this guy (who weighed, so they say, around six hundred pounds.. it took a couple more farmhands than shown in the picture there to get him into the tractor bucket and then onto a truck) .... got to this spot on his own.
I mean, correct me if I'm wrong. But, he just doesn't have the dry land mobility to have gone that far.
This means, at least in my head, someone probably pitched him off the back of a truck in that spot.. which makes me further wonder what people were doing with him in the first place.
What the hell is he at that? Some sort of seal, as far as I can figure, but....
Anyway, he is alive in the pictures shown. He was taken to the sea, where he wiggled himself into it, and off he dissapeared.....
I'd like to know the story there.
It's a mystery.
Just doesn't sit right with me... look at the terrain, ffs.