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  1. Yah my cousins are flooding in Sedro Wooley! Blue sky is nice! Been a good visit with my daughters family.
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  2. Get the shotgun out!
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  3. Envious. What is that blue patch above the mountain? Other than a shower a week ago that barely got the asphalt wet, we haven't seen rain in a long time, but we also have not seen the sun. Wake up to drippy fog, kinda burns off to thick white haze, returns to drippy fog, and gets dark. It gets old. Apparently we've got a pretty serious storm coming in Monday/Tuesday. In a way, I'm looking forward to the change, but I also remember "be careful what you wish for, you just might get it."
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  4. 50 degrees. Evening walk in the desert. Listening to mourning doves. Warmth feels nice.
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  5. Yosemite Search and Rescue has issued a breakdown and description of all of its responses for the year 2024. Granted, they are not a law enforcement agency but at least we get a better idea of what is going on in the park and why. For the record, I do not buy any of Paulides' "Yosemite Cluster" hypothesis at all. Yosemite Search and Rescue 2024 rescue, death numbers released
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  6. Caught him on the 360 cam!
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  7. That article from Seattle Magazine about the man kidnapped by a Sasquatch….happened in 1961. I think these incidents must have occurred countless times and are at least partly responsible for unsolved disappearances. I’ve wondered if Sasquatch swoops from trees and scoops up hikers and hunters etc. After a close call with a mountain lion in a tree, I was very careful to check trees for lurking cats , or bears. And that’s when I discovered rock stacks in a tree and subsequent trips I observed the rock stacks changed arrangements and also rock types. It did make me uneasy and after creepy experiences, I quit going there. And one of the reasons was the realization that Sasquatch could ****** people off the ground , even though I had never heard of it, just seeing those rock stack changes prompted me to think of Sasquatches in trees … Really fascinating account of Sasquatches using fire and living in a network of caves and what seemed to be like a Sasquatch village.
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  9. After Ostman and Ape Canyon, before PGF. A little known event in Washington. Seattle Magazine_ Our Last Monster.pdf
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  10. Merry Christmas to all, and a Happy New Year! Catching up on some interesting pictures....cheers:)
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  11. Yes. But that still doesn’t explain why one isn’t stuffed in a museum. One year is plenty of time for a specimen to be collected by science.
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  12. The paranormal woo aspect is quite disappointing. It is my opinion that these are excuses for no proof of the creatures existence. Better time could be spent procuring a body on a slab instead of being explained by Science fiction. This only makes the case that the creatures probably don't exist in any form. Ufos by definition are certainly real. Are they manned by extraterrestrials,probably not.
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  13. Gigantor, thank you, especially when you helped me after I fell and was in ICU 11 nights, and 28 more in Rehab. You don't know how much you did. Norseman! Welcome to the helm! I know you will do a great, and grand job of guiding this bark through the choppy seas of Bigfootin.' Thank you for taking on the task. Regards, JHector
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  14. Bear Tacos….. Soft and gooey in the middle. Tastes like pepper spray, sweat, patchouli oil and pot!🤣
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  15. Agreed. Any movement of the needle anywhere could be a boon for us. I was super impressed with that 3d scan he did.
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  16. They never used fire, stole children in the night and ate humans. They had big feet as well. All myth. Until it wasn’t. And the surprise at the end. Villagers caught one recently. Are they still out there? And does the hobbit lend credibility to other hominid myths?
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  17. I have gone hunting in snow and made a large loop and when I get back to the start? I have cougar tracks in my tracks. I have never seen a Bigfoot but I wonder how many times they have seen me. Sobering thought.
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  18. I kick myself because we are on our way to NM to see the grandkids. That was a fine opportunity.
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  19. My son in law is plowing snow for the state this winter. A co worker shared it to him. It’s on top of Sherman Pass. It looks very big. Maybe too big. But supposedly there are several tracks to the tree line. Dunno. Just thought I would share.
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