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MORE GIANTS IN THE LAND

Vance Nelson (above) and Harry Nibourg travelled from Canada to coastal Peru in South America to collect further data on dragons and dinosaurs – but in doing so, they have come across some of the unexpected monsters - giant living horsetail rush plants (proper name is equisetum) . Most horsetail rushes grow in the Northern Hemisphere where in the UK they can be as tiny as a few of centimetres high, but grow up to 1.5 meters in the swamps of Canada. They are a tough plant full of silica and were used by early European settlers in north America to scour clean pots and pans, hence they also have the name of scouring rushes. In Peru the Giant Horsetails are up to 3 - 4 meters (10– 15’high.)

But compared to the giant fossil horse tails John Mackay (above) has found in the rock record, these living giants are still midgets. The biggest fossil one we have personally found is about 30 meters or 100’ tall and we found it in Nova Scotia Canada. The size of many creatures indicates (1) that the devolution of life is real history and (2) that the degeneration of the climate commenced long before the silly fuss about CO2 and global warming. Pray for all our colleagues worldwide and support our Canadian Colleagues. TAX

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