08-01-2020, 08:12 AM
So for me, it was in elementary school.
I don't remember the exact age/grade. But I came across some books on the loch ness monster. Read a few and was hooked. I dove into that subject and read anything I could.
I focused mainly on the loch ness mystery, but within a while branched out into crypto in general(because most books on loch ness catered to the whole). That was what drug me in, it was such a mystery and the possibilities were amazing. I always found that subject, specifically cryptozoolgy, fascinating. As time went on I read about other stuff, UFO's and other CT. But crytopzoolgy always was my main draw.
These days I still favor that, but I've also taken a liking to reading about alternative archeology/history. It's extremely fascinating and still makes me feel like there is so much knowledge to be gained and so much possibility.
Sorry if this is a ramble, but I threw this together now because I look forward to seeing the reply's from other members. This isn't about the "merit" of anything, just what you grabbed onto in the early years, and led you down the path of mystery.
I don't remember the exact age/grade. But I came across some books on the loch ness monster. Read a few and was hooked. I dove into that subject and read anything I could.
I focused mainly on the loch ness mystery, but within a while branched out into crypto in general(because most books on loch ness catered to the whole). That was what drug me in, it was such a mystery and the possibilities were amazing. I always found that subject, specifically cryptozoolgy, fascinating. As time went on I read about other stuff, UFO's and other CT. But crytopzoolgy always was my main draw.
These days I still favor that, but I've also taken a liking to reading about alternative archeology/history. It's extremely fascinating and still makes me feel like there is so much knowledge to be gained and so much possibility.
Sorry if this is a ramble, but I threw this together now because I look forward to seeing the reply's from other members. This isn't about the "merit" of anything, just what you grabbed onto in the early years, and led you down the path of mystery.