Taken from JRE #1522 w/Rob Lowe: https://youtu.be/pw8dkF-jotk
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Taken from JRE #1522 w/Rob Lowe: https://youtu.be/pw8dkF-jotk
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In 1975, the United States Army Corps of Engineers (Seattle District, Environmental Resources Section) released the Washington Environmental Atlas (aka: Provisional U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Environmental Reconnaissance Inventory of the State of Washington 1975), a 114 page book that cost over $200,000 to make and over 3yrs to research and compile. The atlas contains official maps, graphs, status levels, reports, etc. and lists Bigfoot (Sasquatch) as part of the flora/ fauna of the Pacific Northwest.
https://youtu.be/ocII7SlkDtM?si=EWTw2vqK6X7x0PR9
As for Bigfoot, I won’t believe it until they find a skeleton😏
Anthony Bourdain meets Scooby-Doo!🤣🤣 RIP Anthony… but, YESSSS!
Your legacy lives on!
I'm from Oklahoma, close to the Wichita mountains, and I've seen and heard so many things going out hiking by myself that I can't explain.
Go sit in nature and be quiet and just look around and see the things around you that couldn't possibly happen naturally! It f***in blows my mind!
Seen BF, clearly for almost ten minutes. And wish I never did. For all the reasons discussed here. I understand not believing but then you see one and instantly wish you hadn’t. Why? Because there’s no going back to not believing, there’s no context to put it in, no one sane EVER wants to discuss your BF experience. You are just stuck with the experience. You’ll never solve this, never know why it happened and you’ll never get over it.