|
Home |
The Internet Corner for Books, Poems and everything! |
|||
|
Writer's Block Corner |
||||
| - -The Next Generation In Publishing - - | ||||
 |
 |
 |
||
| Fiction Books Non-fiction Books Short Stories Poetry Internet & Business Related Books Accessories |
||||
|
NaturalHealthNewsletters.com provides one of the most complete collections of
Free Newsletters for Natural Health and Alternative Medicine on the internet.
You can receive Free articles, book reviews, Recipes and more on topics ranging
from Nutrition, Fitness to Herbal Remedies and Holistic Medicine The Ideal place
to go to learn how to improve your health. |
||||
|
This article was originally written for a paranormal magazine called The Paranormal Journal, it became known as The Underground Files covering ghosts, ufos, cryptozoology, and government conspiracies amongst others. I no longer write for the magazine and it is no longer in existence. Aston Panther in Great Britain Aston, Monday 21st 1997, a spate of sightings refreshes an old mystery in the area, a man and his black Alsatian dog walked along Piper Lane at 21:40 hrs towards New South Farm, reaching the junction just by the farm, he saw what he described as a dark brown panther. He stated it was the same size as his dog, but in a position like a stalking cat. The panther was drinking from a puddle, hidden behind a tree belonging to the farm. The man with his dog, having not acknowledged the panther, went to the local farmer, Mr Foster, and alerted him to call the police; within the hour, armed police were scouring the area looking for the animal. Sightings of a black panther in this area were common at one time, over a four-year period a panther like animal stalked the land between Aston and Todwick. A police officer even witnessed the appearance of wildcat creature in the field of Upper Whiston but probably the best sighting over the years was that of farmer Margaret Wood, of New South Farm, Aston. On a Sunday, a September afternoon, Margaret was washing dishes between 13:30 and 14:30 when she spotted less than 200 yards away what she described as “a large gormless black dog” walking across a field of freshly cut barley. She soon realised it was a large cat with a long tail. She went to fetch her husband, who’d been drinking and now relaxing after his Sunday dinner, he ignored her in well accustomed manner and went to fitfully to sleep in his chair. She returned to the kitchen window and spotted the animal heading towards a tree, which she knew overlooked a small pond/marsh, where it disappeared out of sight over the hill. The Black Panther sightings have been reported in South Yorkshire for years. It is believed there is a Black Panther/Puma/Mountain Lion in the outskirts of Sheffield, surrounding the seven hills that the city is famous for… Aston Panther in Great Britain written by Bill Barber |
||||
 |
||||
 |
||||
|
|
||||
|
BACK TO Poetry OR Short Stories OR Articles |
||||
|
Home Our Aims Bookcase Book Shop |
||||