Lake Champlain is home to a breeding colony of Loch Ness type animals. Within you will find the best search dates for the Summer of 2000. This field guide is a must for anyone with an interest in Cryptozoology, it goes way beyond any book in print when it comes to hard evidence and facts. Thirty years spent searching for and finding these ancient reptiles has made Dennis Hall the world's #1 authority on the animals that have chosen Lake Champlain as their home. This book is for kids and adults of all ages. With close to fifty photographs, maps, and illustrations this book is hard to close once opened. It includes a monthly calendar of best search dates for finding the elusive creatures we fondly call "Champ" (May through November 2000), recent sightings, historical sightings, new evidence, and chapters on zebra mussels & blue-green algae. Dennis has included many photos, stills from his 1985 video of Champ, maps, & sonar evidence. It's really great reading with lots of graphics.
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"Hall recently released his self-published Champ Quest: The Ultimate Search complete with viewing tips and ideal search dates..." -- Ben Hewitt, Sports Afield Magazine February 2000
"Whether Champ exists is no longer the question... Now it's how many... Hall has assembled a terrific body of evidence..." -B.J. Roche -- The Boston Sunday Globe, September 3, 2000
"Whether Champ exists is no longer the question... Now it's how many... Hall has assembled a terrific body of evidence..." -B.J. Roche -- The Boston Sunday Globe, September 3, 2000
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Dennis Jay Hall was born November 4, 1956, in Middlebury, Vermont. He graduated from Vergennes Union High School in 1974. In 1973, he was elected President of the Vergennes Chapter of the Vermont Archeological Society. While serving in that capacity, he was appointed by the Board of Trustees of the Vermont Archeological Society to a special task force to write the laws that protect Archeological sites in Vermont. A lifelong love of Vermont History has led him down many paths, from locating the sites of the very earliest Indians to discovering the cellar holes of the first Europeans. Reviewing long held facts, Hall has uncovered a world of history waiting to be explored. "I was taught in the first grade that Indians never lived in Vermont. I already had found evidence to the contrary." On his fortieth birthday a nail struck Hall in the eye leaving it blind. Unable to continue in carpentry, he is writing about his beloved Vermont.
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