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The world is full of stories, stories of mysteries, of curiosities, of oddities.

Join Pat and Jethro Gilliganth for a strange, the bizarre, the unexpected,

as they lift the lid and cautiously peer inside the box of oddities.

So we woke up this morning and it was so cold the lake froze over in the middle of the night and it's a thing of beauty to see.

It's also the sign that any day now the cops will be out here getting someone out of the lake.

Right, it happens every year.

You cannot trust a frozen lake in name.

Yeah, yet all of our neighbors have decided that they like to snowmobile on the lake and that's great.

As soon as it freezes.

Yeah, but wait until the ice is completely frozen.

George, our neighbor across the road, lost his ski do right into the lake.

What was it two years ago?

Two, three years ago.

Yep.

And it's still there.

Oh yeah, no, it is a, it is a Skadoo graveyard.

It really is.

Archaeologists, generations from now will be diving our lake.

Why did people put the, it must have been some sort of religious thing?

Religious ritual.

Yeah.

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