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Matthew C. Woodruff

Satire: Groundhog Predicts a ‘Hell on Earth’ Winter by Dying.

Groundhogs predict how many weeks are left in winter. The tradition was brought to North America from Germany. On an old religious holiday called "Candlemas Day," the Germans paid attention to the badger. Candlemas Day was the midpoint between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. If the badger saw its shadow, it meant a "second winter" was coming.

2023-02-04
Photography Adventures By Gracie L

What Is The True Meaning Behind Groundhog Day!

Music Doh De Oh by Kevin MacLeod

Atlanta, GA2023-02-02
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Ray Rauth

VIDEO: Groundhog blatantly steals farmer’s vegetables

Groundhog blatantly steals farmers vegetables

2022-08-04
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Matthew C. WoodruffMatthew is an independent journalist, an internationally award-winning author best known for Dark Humor/Lite Horror/Supernatural short stories, as well as an ordained minister who served as a domestic missionary. He is a lover of the unusual, travel, cats and the spark that makes people tick. Matthew is based in Florida, USA.
Photography Adventures By Gracie LI’m a wildlife, nature and history photographer that resides in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. I love bringing the joy of nature into everyone’s lives! Let the adventures begin and remember “Every Photo Has A Story!”.
Ray RauthMarketing Driector by day | Sports writer at night | Animal advocate always

Related Contributors

Matthew C. WoodruffMatthew is an independent journalist, an internationally award-winning author best known for Dark Humor/Lite Horror/Supernatural short stories, as well as an ordained minister who served as a domestic missionary. He is a lover of the unusual, travel, cats and the spark that makes people tick. Matthew is based in Florida, USA.
Photography Adventures By Gracie LI’m a wildlife, nature and history photographer that resides in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. I love bringing the joy of nature into everyone’s lives! Let the adventures begin and remember “Every Photo Has A Story!”.
Ray RauthMarketing Driector by day | Sports writer at night | Animal advocate always
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