A few miles from my home there is a wind farm on the coast. When I asked what the large twirling things were, my Dad (who loved to kid us) said that they had been left there by a race of extinct giants, and that they were the giant equivalent of those plastic twirly things on sticks you get in seaside shops and put in the sand on the beach.
A childhood belief about landscape
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that when we left a room the TV set started to speak about other things — Nur
- I used to think small furniture shops were basically cottage converted charity shops.Anon
- When I was eight, I loved Madonna's "Papadompe Beach." Didn't get why she was in trouble, though....— tncatboy
- That at meetings adults sat on plastic chairs surrounding a large piece of meatAnon
- My mom used to believe that the San Francisco Giants baseball team were actual giants.Anon
- I used to believe that you could curl your hair by twirling a strand of hair wrapped around your finger— Anonymous