Cooks warehouse-podcast review

The podcast is updated once a month. The quality of the hosts podcast was ok, it wasn't that interesting though. The sound recording of the podcast was good. Their was no music or sound effects in the podcast. The podcast was not that interesting. I give the podcast a 6 out of 10.

How safe is water at maples

The water at maples is not contaminated. I think it isn't contaminated because we check it regularly. The water fountains look very old and beat up, it looks Like that their bad. Some of the water fountains at maples have rust and are very old and don't look very safe. the water tastes vey cools and good In some of the fountains at maples. I think that the wager is very safe at maples, even if the fountains look bad.

Word of the day- perpetuate

To save something from going extinct.
They tried to perpetuate those birds.

Word of the day- oracle

A oracle is a Divine place or person that gives prophecies or very wise advice.
He went to the oracle for advice

Word of the day-allegory

Cabana is a small cabin or cottage, usually on a beach or by a swimming pool.
That is a very big cabana

Women claims Sasquatch sighting, near torch lake

Shaylane Beatty thought she saw a bear when she was driving. When she got closer though, it was walking on two legs. Shaylane was going to Prince Albert. She noticed the creature walking on the edge of a forest, near torch lake. When Beatty drove by, the creature stopped and turned to look at her. The creature was 2.5 meters tall, muscular and had long floppy arms. The creature also had long floppy arms. Shaylane got so shocked that she almost hit ditch. She came back the the area next day with her uncles. They found hundreds of footprints. The Footprints we're 50 centimeters in length.

Jeremy warren."women claims Sasquatch sighting near torch lake". Bigfootencounters.com. 15 Dec, 2006. Web. 1 Dec, 2011

Massive tracks in northern Ontario

A creatures footprints have been found and the creature had a two-metre stride. They were 35 cm long and 12 cm wide. The footprints we're discovered by a band member driving a four-wheeler on June 9th. The footprints were seen in a aboriginal community in the south shore of the Hudson bay in northern Ontario. The chief of the aboriginal tribe said it was Bigfoot. News of the footprints spread and a lot of people went on the hunt for Bigfoot. The hunt didn't last very long because people lost interest. The tracks did draw the curiosity of officials with the natural resource ministry though. A ministry official came and recorded the footprints. The official didn't know what could have could've the footprints either. The official said that if it was Bigfoot, it probably wouldn't endanger the community.

Bigfootencounters.com Canada, ontario- massive tracks