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The Drawing

Posted on May 23, 2010 by jeffkantoku

The Fisherman gives a drawing of the monster to the King. So the King sets off on a mission to solve the problem. The drawing close-up.

Posted in The King and the Monster | Tagged artifacts of childhood, brian lewis, childhood archaeology, children's book, fisherman, hugh smith, illustrations, king, lake monster, loch ness, loch ness monster, monster, nessie, ogopogo, sea serpent, storybook, the king and the monster | Leave a comment

The Fisherman

Posted on May 22, 2010 by jeffkantoku

One day a fisherman arrives to tell the King about something in the lake…

Posted in The King and the Monster | Tagged artifacts of childhood, brian lewis, childhood archaeology, children's book, fisherman, hugh smith, illustrations, king, lake monster, loch ness, loch ness monster, monster, nessie, ogopogo, sea serpent, storybook, the king and the monster | Leave a comment

Artifacts of Childhood

Posted on May 19, 2010 by jeffkantoku

Rediscovering the artifacts of childhood and exploring alternate avenues from a personal historic starting point.

Posted in The King and the Monster | Tagged artifacts of childhood, brian lewis, childhood archaeology, hugh smith, king, monster, the king and the monster | Leave a comment

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