I know that this was supposed to be Documentary Week, but I
decided to change things up tonight to mark a special occasion of sorts. If you
have read my blog over the past couple of weeks, you already know about the Fayette
County Bigfoot Expedition I took part in, and the interesting discoveries we
made. If not, here is a quick recap.
Over two days in September, members of the Pennsylvania
Bigfoot Society organized a trip into the mountainous region of Fayette County . During the expedition, some interesting
events took place and some pieces of potential evidence was discovered. On the
first day, team members encountered something that displayed what appeared to
be a innate intelligence as it moved, on top of some wood knocks in response to
known knocks and even rock throwing that hit some team members. On day two, the
activity was a lot less, but the team did discover a potential Bigfoot track in
an area of the Forbes
State Forest .
After the expedition one of my daughters was extremely
excited about the pictures of the print and wanted to attempt to cast it. As a
budding young and hopefully future member of the Cryptological research community,
this was something she has talked about for some time. After some thought and
planning, I took the daughter to the location, material in hand, and set the
cast. After covering it, and letting it sit for a couple days, tonight we
ventured back into the woods to retrieve the track. Honestly, nothing will take
the place of seeing the smile on her face when we removed it from the ground.
Awesome! In the future, I hope to get her in the field a little more, although
she is young, her attention to detail and understanding of surroundings is far
above her years.
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