By Victor Duda
But on the general background, a figure of a man whose clothes is very reminiscent of modern. He is dressed in a baggy T -shirt and shorts, and he has squatted hair. Apparently, the "Serfer man" raised a question in contemporaries: the removed footage shows that the mustachioed neighbor in the hat is clearly looking close to him, and the woman on the other hand points to his side. Jamie D. Grant (Jamie D.
Grant) found this photo in Lester Ray Peterson's historical book in 1974 "The History of the Great Cape Scott Story). He posted a video in which he paid attention to the clothes and, in particular, the hats that were worn at the beginning of the last century. "Now look. His head is not covered, his hair, his shorts. The man looks to his left. The mysterious traveler proved the impossible and made the trip in time?" - the author of the video made the assumption. The audience began to comment.
Someone said that he also flipped the mentioned book as a child, and from that there were skin ants because the appearance of the character depicted ahead of his time. Others agreed that the person on video looks like a period of history. But someone noted that T-shirts were already worn in those days, and in the 1920s there was a mention of them in the webster's explanatory dictionary. "Given that other guys in the photo are in shorts, I want to say that he is not a traveler in time <. . .
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