A canoe tucked away in a small wooded area in Bear Lake, Pennsylvania. Nothing really that odd going on here on the surface, but what’s that black and white circular figure in the tree above it? Reminds me of a yin and yang symbol a bit.
And in the next Street View photo of the place moving west: why the blurred out part next to what is our best view of this canoe? This blurring effect is usually reserved in Street View for people encountered along the way, hmm.
Across the road, we get our first good gander at some queer looking objects offered for sale. Homemade art it seems.
And then, perhaps most mysteriously, what appears to be *figures* in the trees next to the canoe (and the blur) in the same panoramic shot. Let’s take a closer look…
Left to right, we have some kind of amorphous gray figure poking above the plants with a mouth and two eyes…
… then a cartoonish black and white figure (again!) with what could also be described as a mouth and 2 eyes, along with a prominent nose as I’m seeing it…
… then 3rdly a bird figure, it appears, holding something that looks like a bell (?) in its beak.
These 3 figures line up with each other across the bush from this angle and are evenly spaced along it as well.
With the exception of the bird, all are looking toward the canoe, which would be about 15 feet away from them here.
Better view of that handmade art.
(to be continued)
Sunklands 
