Approaching twilight

Photo by Katherine Gulmert

Photo by Katherine Gulmert

By Sharyn L. Decker
Lewis County Sirens news reporter

CHEHALIS – Not a crime. Just approaching twilight in rural Chehalis as summer begins to make room for autumn.

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One Response to “Approaching twilight”

  1. Peabody Slim says:
    Sunday, September 4, 2016 at 10:19 am

    The Earth is flat. You can see for hundreds of miles with no curvature of the Earth from an airplane. No tides in lakes, planes don’t have to nose down when flying and submarines don’t need to adjust there bubble either. The Earth is not spinning at 1000 mph. NASA never went to the Moon because they never went through the Van Allen Radiation Belts. Also the alleged space rover has no blast crater nor was there dust on there landing pad feet. With over 30 thousand sattelites in the air none of them take live pictures of the earth. Light houses can be seen for hundreds of miles across the ocean. If the earth were round it would be impossible to see these light houses. The math does not add up. Flat earth is real investigate for yourself. Every classroom teacher has endoctranated our youth to keep us away from our God. Yep call me crazy but do the math and check into it. We are banned from going to Antarctica, people have been arrested for trying. Free World yeah right.