Drinking and mysterious history of the origin of hay-man

For centuries, raids were permanently formed for fear around the world. Their special goal is to stop birds from steel seeds and feed cultivation.

Also called hay, it consists mainly of straw stuffed in a shirt and pants.

Sitting at the top of a high pole or a wooden stick, the wind and wildly invents the handes of the hand, which gives him an allusion of life. Large straws of the hat exceeds the display, which complements the raw human replica.

They look like man for birds. They are nothing terrifying for people. Although nobody knows for sure who actually created the first fear of sparrows, there is one story that is as disturbing as alone without hay-man face.

Innovators, the antique Egyptians have always used a wooden frame of the covered network to protect their wheat heal from an invasive quail. Their tactics were twice because they would hide in the fields and chased a quail to the network, which later provided a meal.

In one season, crops brought much less wheat than expected. The Egyptians were afraid that they had somehow irate the gods and were punished. Finally, speculation fell into the herds of quails, which were trapped and consumed.

Quail immediately became a protected bird in antique Egypt, and people who turned out to be hunting and eating them would be sentenced to death.

However, the Egyptians did not put all the hope of fertile cultivation in the kindness of their deities. With a quail free of hunting, they needed more effective deterrent.

Thus, dozens of realistic fear in fear were placed on the frame and above the crop line. The mesh wrapped on wooden frames has been replaced by a sagging body wrapped in human clothing. The head covered with papyrus rested on the side, when two shoulders and two legs hanging underneath.

Over the years, the invasive Quail has avoided fields, and crops brought profuse wheat. The Egyptian nation sang the praise of kind deities because the food was profuse again.

Finally, the Egyptian field worker discovered the terrifying truth for the withdrawal of the quail from wheat fields and the subsequent number of wheat.

In one day with a particularly robust wind, wrapping around one of the heads of wind in the style of wind fell to the ground. The preserved face of a well -known man, about whom he was lost for hunting for a quail to feed his hungry family, looked at him from above.

The employee looked in the field at dozens of fear in fear in the same position. The sea of death covered with limestone to mask the smell of the distribution stretched as far as he could. He fell to his knees to pray for the hay of men and that the gods would have a grace over their souls.

Author: Gare Allen, author of Amazon.com bestsellers, The Dead: True Pararanormal History.