Wikipedia feature article today includes a locale in Upper Peninsula known for folklore about supernatural light. With sophisticated gear, plus drone, debunkers last year posted a respectful treatment — apart from describing this ancestral region “…actually a pretty dead place. It’s a lot of wilderness. A lot of nothing.” [16:00]
The highway of the unincorporated township, at right angle to a road called Sleepy Hollow, was named after the American militiaman who received (alongside two others) the oldest decoration of the United States military. Via Wikipedia: “Some modern scholars have interpreted the episode as a major event in early American cultural development, representing the apotheosis of the common man in the new democratic society.” *
John Paulding nativity October 16, 1758 (00:00):
North Node 20° 25' conjunct natal North Node 20° 27' Cancer
Mars 23° 58' Scorpio
* pp. 371-397, Cray, Robert E. Jr., "Major John Andre and the Three Captors: Class Dynamics and Revolutionary Memory Wars in the Early Republic, 1780-1831", Journal of the Early Republic, Vol. 17, No. 3. Autumn, 1997. University of Pennsylvania Press.