This post can me clasified as a legend even though I couldn´t find any other category to put it in.
Story takes place in 80´s in San Juan de la Costa of Baja California Sur state of México.
Story based on a short story written by J. Pablo Rochín, from the book Leyendario BAJA CALIFORNIA SURRRRR, Vol. 2 (2023). Below the photo from the same book.
Story takes place in 80´s in San Juan de la Costa of Baja California Sur state of México.
In the 1980s, some miners working near the sea in San Juan de la Costa experienced something unusual... while exploring the area, they found the figure of a giant, green being carved into the rock, with a human form but with a very spacey air, as if from another world! It was surrounded by a white halo and measured more than 5 meters.
The locals began calling him "The Green Man," and since then, many have wondered who did it and why. Some said he'd always been there, watching from atop a hard-to-reach rock. San Juan de la Costa is a place surrounded by hills, sea, and wild nature. Despite the impressiveness of this figure, it went unnoticed for a long time. It's still there today, but getting there isn't easy... which keeps its mystery alive.
Could it be an ancient message? A visitor from another planet? No one knows, but the truth is that this enigma continues to be a source of conversation among those who know the hidden stories of this town. This really evokes the Nephilim race in to the mind, the giant race once roamed the eath and went extinct. Also the depiction of the giant has very modern european face fractions.The locals began calling him "The Green Man," and since then, many have wondered who did it and why. Some said he'd always been there, watching from atop a hard-to-reach rock. San Juan de la Costa is a place surrounded by hills, sea, and wild nature. Despite the impressiveness of this figure, it went unnoticed for a long time. It's still there today, but getting there isn't easy... which keeps its mystery alive.
Story based on a short story written by J. Pablo Rochín, from the book Leyendario BAJA CALIFORNIA SURRRRR, Vol. 2 (2023). Below the photo from the same book.
