Champ The Lake Champlain creature, Champ, has been seen near Port Henry for hundreds of years. Cryptozoologists think the creature may be a plesiosaur –a large underwater reptile not seen since prehistoric times. Samuel de Champlain, explorer for whom the lake is named, sighted Champ in July 1609 and described the creature as a "20 foot serpent, thick as a barrel with a head like a horse." Some believe that Champ is a large lake sturgeon. In 1977, Sandra Mansi photographed Champ while she was having a picnic with friends. This is the best known photograph of Champ...it was published by Time and various other magazines. Champ has been featured on NBC TV's Unsolved Mysteries and Fox Network's Sightings, as well as on Japanese television and The Today Show. It has been the subject of books and hundreds of newspaper articles. A Champ Sightings Board –at the southern entrance to Port Henry on State Route 9N– lists the names of people who have seen the lake monster. A full-size replica of Champ is situated in the middle of the village and is featured in the annual Champ Day –a festival to honor this local "celebrity" on the first Saturday of August. For more stories and pictures of Champ, follow these links: The Museum of Unnatural Mystery ChampQuest AnimalVoice.com LCR Champ's Home Page Measure of a Monster Investigative Files The Lady and The Champ Special thanks to Sid Couchey for donating the Champ drawing to our site.
after scientists land a man or a woman on the mars, their next project is too determine what champ tastes like or at least what is the taste of his diet
People, stay on topic ok? We're talking about icecream. I gotta say, my favourite flavour is strawberry, but espresso flake is a close second
pistachio ice cream is my favorite - we used to go to this small ice cream place, they made there own and the pistachio was orgasmic
I loooove Haagen Dazs ice cream. Especially the cookies and cream one. It makes me so sad that evil Nestlé took it over and now my conscience won't let me eat it anymore.