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The Adventures of Sam Spade, 1951 - "The Rowdy Dowser Caper"
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Ian

Very sad to hear this news. I met him at conference quite a few times.

Ian

I retrieved the page with the EInstein info from the Wayback machine:

https://web.archive.org/web/20120809235 ... stein.html

Ian

Nice story.

Ian

This is the David Lloyd George clip again, this time with sound !!!



Ian

That's interesting!

Ian

Here's what I said on FB: No mention of Alexander Thom, who surveyed it and found it to be a good match for a "Type A flattened" circle (see Megalithic Rings, p24). So if it was "constructed in the 18th century by Druid Temple enthusiasts" how did the hoaxers know about Thom's ge...

Good grief... this is beyond words.

Ian

John Mullins book can be found on the "Wayback Machine" archive here, https://archive.org/web/ as can some other old divining books, others may be available to borrow. Alan The Wayback Machine is an archive of websites. The Mullins book may be found here: https://archive.org/details/b2488...

Grahame wrote: ↑Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:04 pm The video is quite interesting with the Tintin animations - sadly my Spanish isn't up to understanding what they are saying!

Google Translator is your friend...

Ian

With the 50th anniversary of the first real Moon Landing just around the corner, an exhibition in Spain will be celebrating the link with Tintin:

http://www.telemadrid.es/programas/tele ... 92928.html

Ian

The Black Book of Carmarthen:

https://bit.ly/2P3vXJt

Ian

Well done Grahame, I hope now that you have gone to the bother of resurecting the forum that dowsers will use it and dowsers will post on it.

Ian

Another letter of attestation from the Mertens book, from a Mme Barbier of Etterbeek. Dated 27 July 1940. (p.275, modern reprint) She has had news of her husband whom she has been to see in a hospital in Antwerp where he is being treated. She confirms that during the course of her consultation with ...

Was there any actual confirmation that the body exhumed was actually the husband? Did the widow positively identify it (a gruesome and traumatic task I guess), or was there some personal item that she recognised? Without something like that, this story is no better than hearsay. Of course nowadays ...