@idoubtit @llewelly There's still a plane in the world for high-quality books: maybe arising from the Spooky Geology blog, or the weekly weird, or simply from the weird humans you've encountered (last book only scratched the surface.) Or fiction. No one's ever written about something like a high school skeptics club.

@kawulf @ProPublica There's a good movie to be made out of this. What if an Indigenous scholar, negotiating for a return of artifacts, gets so frustrated he turns to stealing them back. Is it stealing? What acts are justified? Would be great drama. (Piggybacking on a post I saw from SmudgeTheInsultCat about needing a reverse Indiana Jones who loots museums and gives the artifacts back.)

@EmersonWBaker I don't recall where we camped, though, as I was only six when we left Maine. My grandfather had a fishing cabin built on a little lake, and my dad took us into what a six year old thinks of as wilderness but was probably a well-established campground.

@idoubtit We your humble fans will be happy for what we can get. You my friend are a chlorastrolite of common sense standing out from an ever-eroding pile of schist.

@EmersonWBaker Now there's a term I haven't heard in a long time. Born in Bangor. Where are you?