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Think the modern UFO craze began at Roswell? Nope.

How about that flight of saucers over Mt. Rainier? Nope.

The post war UFO craze really began in East Passage, on Puget Sound,
just off the Point Robinson Light.

One of the players in that siting was rumored to have connections with
the CIA, and is a name very frequently mentioned by conspiracy
theorists discussing the Kennedy assassination.

Check out the story in the August issue of Pacific Nor'West Boating
linked above. Good read, even if you ain't from 'round these
parts. :-)

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digital.turn-page.com/i/76570/61

Think the modern UFO craze began at Roswell? Nope.

How about that flight of saucers over Mt. Rainier? Nope.

The post war UFO craze really began in East Passage, on Puget Sound,
just off the Point Robinson Light.

One of the players in that siting was rumored to have connections with
the CIA, and is a name very frequently mentioned by conspiracy
theorists discussing the Kennedy assassination.

Check out the story in the August issue of Pacific Nor'West Boating
linked above. Good read, even if you ain't from 'round these
parts. :-)

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You'll have to provide a clickable link, some people here aren't bright
enough to copy and paste a URL. It was a very interesting read though!

On 8/1/2012 8:11 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In article b8a11c74-201c-4fbc-a507-
,
says...

digital.turn-page.com/i/76570/61

Think the modern UFO craze began at Roswell? Nope.

How about that flight of saucers over Mt. Rainier? Nope.

The post war UFO craze really began in East Passage, on Puget Sound,
just off the Point Robinson Light.

One of the players in that siting was rumored to have connections with
the CIA, and is a name very frequently mentioned by conspiracy
theorists discussing the Kennedy assassination.

Check out the story in the August issue of Pacific Nor'West Boating
linked above. Good read, even if you ain't from 'round these
parts. :-)

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You'll have to provide a clickable link, some people here aren't bright
enough to copy and paste a URL. It was a very interesting read though!


I should stop wiping drool from your chin.

His link was intact only didn't display as a link.

Yours are *broken* by a line feed.

It's a subtle difference, but you'll get it, if you think about it, long
and hard enough.

In article om,
says...

On 8/1/2012 8:11 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In article b8a11c74-201c-4fbc-a507-
,
says...

digital.turn-page.com/i/76570/61

Think the modern UFO craze began at Roswell? Nope.

How about that flight of saucers over Mt. Rainier? Nope.

The post war UFO craze really began in East Passage, on Puget Sound,
just off the Point Robinson Light.

One of the players in that siting was rumored to have connections with
the CIA, and is a name very frequently mentioned by conspiracy
theorists discussing the Kennedy assassination.

Check out the story in the August issue of Pacific Nor'West Boating
linked above. Good read, even if you ain't from 'round these
parts. :-)

Z key zooms in, up and down arrows scroll the page.

You'll have to provide a clickable link, some people here aren't bright
enough to copy and paste a URL. It was a very interesting read though!


I should stop wiping drool from your chin.

His link was intact only didn't display as a link.

Yours are *broken* by a line feed.

It's a subtle difference, but you'll get it, if you think about it, long
and hard enough.

It's as easy as cut and paste. Simple for some.

On Tue, 31 Jul 2012 21:39:03 -0700 (PDT), Chuck Gould wrote:

digital.turn-page.com/i/76570/61

Think the modern UFO craze began at Roswell? Nope.

How about that flight of saucers over Mt. Rainier? Nope.

The post war UFO craze really began in East Passage, on Puget Sound,
just off the Point Robinson Light.

One of the players in that siting was rumored to have connections with
the CIA, and is a name very frequently mentioned by conspiracy
theorists discussing the Kennedy assassination.

Check out the story in the August issue of Pacific Nor'West Boating
linked above. Good read, even if you ain't from 'round these
parts. :-)

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Nice story, Chuck. Thanks.

I think the aliens just wanted a view of Mt. Ranier on a sunny day. No prettier sights that I know
of.