16 replies to this topic

[Luminosity]

I do.

[onoorwinlike]

If they were real and there was at least small population of them (in order to species survive and reproduce), it would be proven already that Sasquatches exist...

Edited by onoorwinlike, 26 May 2012 - 11:50 AM.

[1kgcoffee]

No

[firespin]

No. I would say every large land animal has already been discovered. There are only small land animals and insects that have not been discovered yet.

[Droplet]

I have yet to meet one/see that a scientist has found one so I'm not saying yes. However there are still things to be discovered in this world. When I see one for real, then I will believe in them.

Edited by Droplet, 31 May 2012 - 09:11 PM.

[Luminosity]

Two of them have voted in this poll so far.

[Droplet]

Well if the poll says that two sasquatches have voted then there must be sasquatches stalking our planet. I am impressed that they can use our forum too!

[mikeinnaples]

Sasquatches are VERY concerned about life extension.

[Ark]

I spotted one not too far from Lester WA. near the town of Weston.


Be careful if you go check it out, you've been warned.

[xEva]

Yes. and I pray to them every day.

[Luminosity]

Ark is still alive! Did you really see one?

[Elus]

I'm part sasquatch on my father's side. Here's a photo my mom took of me when we went hiking



I have to admit that the fur gets a little itchy at times, but you learn to cope with it.

Here's my dad and I examining some shrubs. He's from up north, hence the pale fur.

Edited by Elus, 02 June 2012 - 09:53 AM.

[Ark]

This is the town near where big foot can be found....



LESTER

NAME: Lester
COUNTY: King
ROADS: 2WD
GRID: 1
CLIMATE: Snow in winter
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Summer COMMENTS: The last resident of lester died a few months ago. Nonetheless, there are trains to watch here, on the BNSF railroad, and the Cedar River, coming down from Stampede Pass. UPDATE:The forrestry road leading to the "full fledged ghost town" is closed to vehicles. You can park your cars at the bridge where indicated and Lester is only about 1/2 of a mile walk from there. Well worth the short walk.
REMAINS: Only a house or two, the old schoolhouse, (which might be gone by now),and several foundations. If you look hard, you can find remains of the Northern Pacific RR's station here.
The town of Lester sprang up when the Northern Pacific Railroad laid track over Stampede Pass in the 1880's-1890's. Nearby were many logging camps, and a railroad station, water tank, and section house. Logs from the area were brought to a mill. Because of the railroad, the town prospered. In the 1950's, when steam engines and passenger service declined on the RR, the station was demolished along with the water tank. By the 1970's, the NP automated some operations, and the need for a section house vanished, causing more residents to leave. The final blow to the town was in the early 1980's, when the Burlington Northern RR stopped all trains across Stampede Pass. Up until a few months ago, there was one resident, who died then. Now, with the railroad line being re-opened, the BNSF RR occasionally has office trailers stored there. Oddly, the large sign by the RR right-of-way, saying "Lester" still remains. A Forest Service road over Stampede Pass is now the only way to Lester. Submitted by: Jonathan Lee
Comments: For more information about the last resident of Lester (Gertrude Murphy), see: http://www.historyli...fm?file_id=3970

[Luminosity]

As always, you don't answer the question.

[Droplet]

Elus, that is genius!

[Luminosity]

More proof: so far, six Sasquatches have voted in this poll.

[fogisa]

i believe in samsquamch, hehe
"he's from up north", hahaha

Edited by fogisa, 10 September 2012 - 01:04 PM.