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    Bigfoot Drags Axe, Flirts With ....: Revillagigedo Island, British Columbia.
Ms. Shannon H. took part in a camping trip to Ward's Lake Signal Creek Campground in August, 1966. It was late in the season and there was only a couple camping at the other end. Shannon went with two girl friends and a total of five children. They camped on the shore of the lake and had a creek behind them. Around 11 p.m. just at dark, one of the other women said, "Look, up by the creek, a bear is standing there!" Turning their flashlights on, the women saw a heavily-built creature in black fur who resembled a man, not a bear. In response to the flashlights, he averted his face. They saw that he had dirty-looking, matted, dark-brown hair hanging down on both sides of his head to his shoulders. They resembled dreadlocks. He started coming closer to them using a shuffling walk.
At that point, the women realized it was a Bigfoot, not a man or a bear. Pressing the panic button, the three women threw the five sleeping children into the car, stuffed the tents into the trunk, not bothering to take them down, and then drove half a mile around the lake to the other end of the campground. There were three-sided shelters there. But what is half a mile to Bigfoot? To Be Continued.

"Your Daily Bigfoot" thanks you for your visit and hopes you will return tomorrow. These are reputedly true stories, and I read for hours sometimes to find a good one for you. This story was from "The Raincoast Sasquatch" by J. Robert Alley, pages 39-40. Peter Nickerson, 352-359-0850.