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Seventeen years ago a turkey hunter in yellow wood state forrest, Indiana, came across a huge boulder wedged inbetween three branches up a tree thirty five feet from the ground, subsequently four more huge boulders were in other trees all in remote parts of the forrest. None of the trees were damaged, there was no sign of any machinery, it's a total mystery of how they got there. |
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@phallica | 12 June 14 |
And you don't post pictures. ![]() |
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@birdy | 12 June 14 |
Wasn't me.
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@crail | 12 June 14 |
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@3mel | 12 June 14 |
what phallica said... HTTP://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RctHGslGBU8 high octane thrills to be sure... |
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@guillium | 12 June 14 |
Aliens, innit
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@phallica | 12 June 14 |
How strange, I was going to suggest sasquatch.
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@birdy | 12 June 14 |
Someone with reeeally long legs.. like.. ![]() |
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@musho77 | 12 June 14 |
space rocks ![]() |
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@peta | 12 June 14 |
Once the trees are old, big and strong enough to accommodate the boulder they're put there then the tree grows further entwining itself around the rock? ![]() |
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@vampirebutterfly | 12 June 14 |
I did it ![]() |
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@guyver | 12 June 14 |
easy. the boulders were already there. the trees grew from under the boulders.
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@phallica | 12 June 14 |
@ guyver - 12.06.14 - 09:42am easy. the boulders were already there. the trees grew from under the boulders. Put a boulder on your tomato plant, see how it fares. |
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@guyver | 12 June 14 |
lol
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