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Australian Woman Claims Giant Axe Belonged to a Yowie
The Yowie is Australia’s version of Sasquatch, with the same hairy, ape-like appearance but often said to tower over 9-foot Bigfoot by at least 3 feet. There’s no place in that country with more Yowie sightings than Queensland and there’s no one who knows more about them than Australian cryptozoologist Rex Gilroy. So, what better place to bring a giant rock you believe was once owned by a giant Yowie than directly to the man himself? A Queensland farmer did just that and got a confirmation that she may have a tool belonging to a Yowie.
At last week’s Cardwell UFO Festival (“Australia’s Only UFO Festival”), farmer Stephanie Berger brought what is described in the Daily Mail (which got the story from the Cairns Post) as an “axe handle” but what looks like a large head of a stone axe or a hand axe to show anyone who could help her identify it (picture of the rock here). Berger said she found the stone while “cultivating the paddocks” on her farm. In the U.S., a paddock usually means a corral for holding horses, but it can also be a field for farming. Berger claimed she found many axe handles but one stuck out – at least after she dug it out.
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The Yowie is Australia’s version of Sasquatch, with the same hairy, ape-like appearance but often said to tower over 9-foot Bigfoot by at least 3 feet. There’s no place in that country with more Yowie sightings than Queensland and there’s no one who knows more about them than Australian cryptozoologist Rex Gilroy. So, what better place to bring a giant rock you believe was once owned by a giant Yowie than directly to the man himself? A Queensland farmer did just that and got a confirmation that she may have a tool belonging to a Yowie.
At last week’s Cardwell UFO Festival (“Australia’s Only UFO Festival”), farmer Stephanie Berger brought what is described in the Daily Mail (which got the story from the Cairns Post) as an “axe handle” but what looks like a large head of a stone axe or a hand axe to show anyone who could help her identify it (picture of the rock here). Berger said she found the stone while “cultivating the paddocks” on her farm. In the U.S., a paddock usually means a corral for holding horses, but it can also be a field for farming. Berger claimed she found many axe handles but one stuck out – at least after she dug it out.
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