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Incredible But True
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Ever heard of man struck by lightning seven times.Or a man who flew in his easy chair up to three miles?
Truth is stanger than fiction,goes an oft-repeated, but valid and sound observation.
Reliving the age-old saying,the book is packed with anecdotes and excerpts of real-life facts which may appear all impossible but are stangely true!
The book covers:
*Incredible story of a man struck by lightning seven times: Sullivan survived each time. Later, he committed suicide after an unsuccessful love affair.
*Balloon Flight: Larry Walers tied 42 balloons to his easy chair and up he went, in the sky.
He travelled 3 miles in the air. But when he landed back, he found the police waiting for him. Larry did not have the licence to fly.
*Crazy for horses: George Evar of Peru was so crazy about horses that he himself started living like one. With a bridle in his mouth he started pulling horsecart and even began to eat grass.
Read on, for endless fascinating, intriguing but factual accounts.
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