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    From Another Place
    From Another Place
    From Another Place
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    From Another Place

    By Bo Widerberg

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    Father and son, Bill and Billy, were both into photography. On this warm, humid but nice Florida day they decided to go out for some nature photography. So they got their cameras and tripods for a nice day of shooting. Loading it into Billy's car they went down the highway to find the right spot. They found a place, where a fence sort of wrapped itself around some bushes forming a pattern, something Billy liked. A little bit farther along this fence stood a dead tree in the middle of a paddock, and in front of a living forest. I liked the contrast between the dead tree and the living forest. Both of us started taking our pictures, and I set my camera on a setting that gave me three shots with half a second between them, on the last frame one second after the first there was a being standing by the forest edge. A small humanoid with a big head and big eyes, but with skinny legs and arms. Where did it come from? And how come it wasn't on the other two frames? When we left we were stopped by two FBI agents that wanted to know if we had seen something. We saw a small humanoid at the forest edge. Did you take any pictures of this humanoid? No, we only looked at it through my binoculars. I answered. Later when we had contacted a doctor, her name is Alex Brown and promised her fifty percent of what our pictures may bring, she was interested and wanted us to drive back to where we had seen this humanoid. We followed her suggestion, and when we returned to the same spot, the humanoid was still there. But so were the two FBI agents they set after us at high speed, but an eighteen wheels driver had a different opinion, and the result turned out well for us.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBo Widerberg
    Release dateDec 29, 2015
    ISBN9781311260130
    From Another Place
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    Bo Widerberg

    My name is Bo Widerberg/artbcool, I am born in Europe too many years ago. Have lived with my family in Florida since 1985 and we are happy with our situation. Would feel a lot better if more people would read my stories.

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      From Another Place - Bo Widerberg

      From Another

      Place

      by

      Bo Widerberg

      All characters in this book are fictitious,

      and any resemblance to real person

      living or dead, is coincidental.

      ©Widerberg©

      All rights reserved

      It was for Florida a hot, sticky, and humid, normal day. Temperature in the upper eighties, a little more cloud than usual, but a wonderful day for photography.

      My son Bill, and I loaded our gears into his car, and took off for what we hoped, a nice day of picture taking. We had discussed, that we both wanted to take some nature photos, so we took our tripods along. Bill also took a large telephoto lens. My own camera has a set lens that covers about ninety-nine percent of the pictures I like to take.

      My son and I have the same name; I thought it would be easier on my wife, not having to remember too many names. Consequently, I am called Bill, and my son is normally called little Bill, even if he is almost twice my size.

      Well, it started when we both set up our tripods. My son, I will call him Billy from this day forwards, to make it easier to separate us. He was looking at a fence that bent around a small group of trees in a waveform. Billy likes to shoot all different types of patterns and designs, nature

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