And the bus driver was kind of looking out and Steve was looking out and there was what appeared to be clearly visible to them, a fur-covered foot, sticking of the ditch as though something had been hit and was

flying in the ditch with their appendage visible up over the edge of it. They could see like the

hair on it looked kind of wispy and reddish brown., you know, Steve went back. All he found was that it

appeared that all of the debris on the road, like the normal nitty-gritty road stuff, was gone.

It was like somebody had power washed that stretch of the road so that there was nothing left on it.

To infinite complaints, people went to and fro feared about their little affairs,

serene in the assurance of their dominion over this small,

finning fragment of solar driftwood which by chance or design

man has inherited out of the dark mystery of time and space. The On this episode of Into the Frey, I welcome Michelle Suleer, and she is in the beautiful state of Maine.

She owns the Green Hand Bookshop.

You can visit that lovely bookshop at greenhandbookshop.com.

And she is also an author and researcher. Her books are Strange Maine, Bigfoot in

Maine, and she also has a chapter in David Weatherley's Woodnox, and that is Volume 5. Michelle,

welcome on. Hi, thank you. Thanks for having me. It's nice to finally meet you in person.

You too. I'm so excited for this chat. I just kind of reached out cold as it were. I guess you could describe and you're probably like, oh, who is this person? Another interview? I'm sure you could ask a lot for interviews. So I know your name. So I've, yeah. Okay. You're like, it's not good, but I came on.

No.

I'm just kidding.

No, I, yeah, no.

I've been watching what you've been doing for many years now.

Oh, well, thanks.

Well, thank you for doing this.

It's nice to have peers that are, you know, working alongside and doing their own

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