Winter Oddities:<\/p>\n
The winter has been a little slow in local areas for any kind of obvious sign, others in the region have found some interesting but in my opinion, inconclusive findings. It\u2019s been a mild winter up until now so conditions are good for the potential presence of any potential Sasquatch heading through, although this is offset by the fact it;s been generally mild across the Northeast, so it\u2019s a waiting game for the most part for now.<\/p>\n
Some oddities have occurred recently though in one particular half mile stretch of territory in a local area. It\u2019s not anything I intend to present as paranormal or bigfoot related, just odd. The first instance happened three weeks ago at the end of January, and only briefly, but a playing of shadow and sunlight produced an effe[slideshow_deploy id=’308′]ct against my sunglasses that some might attribute to a moving shadowy figure. It was vivid enough for me to stop and do a doubletake, before I dismissed it. There was no object that moved out the immediate vicinity of a few feet, and no other visible sign, but the vividity of it was interesting.<\/p>\n
The second instance a week later, oddly in it\u2019s own right, in the same basic half mile of area, and I noticed a dull thud in the distance as I was walking in approximately 5 inches of wet snow. I wasn\u2019t initially sure what the sound was, but after listening it was mimicking my footsteps, and was apparently an echo somehow, which while in shallow snow seems very odd. I tried stomping, I couldn\u2019t reproduce it, only when walking with a normal step. I\u2019ve walked through the area in different seasons and this was the first time for that. Very strange indeed.<\/p>\n
Through January there have been sporadic wood knockish sounds, so that also bears mentioning, but as I started out, none of it is conclusive, just makes being out there fun and interesting.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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