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                Windigo - One of Heb Even's favorites from the
Canadian territories, t
he story of the mythical Windigo is passed down through generations of the Algonquin speaking tribes of Canada, most notably the Ojibwa Indians. Numerous versions of the Windigo are told and this variant is from the imagination of our Nightman. It's graphic, so don't read it if you're prone to nightmares.

                The Cardiff Giant - By Samuel Clemens. We campers are familiar with this famous hoax from our trips to the Farmer's Museum. Mark Twain comes face to face with the giant's ghost in this account originally published as a part of "Sketches New and Old" in 1903.

Campers - we need more stories. If you had a favorite from when you shivered around the campfire, pick a dark and stormy night to write it down or type it up and send it to me (the Nightman - ironically). Don't hold back from embellishing.