Trinity Alps

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I did get a report from one guy who, I mean, this isn't really what Magnus was asking here, but I did report from one guy that stumbled upon a Sasquatch seemingly asleep up on rocky outcropping in the Trinity Alps somewhere.

Yeah, he observed it for a few moments and it snapped his head and looked directly at him, like out of a dead sleep apparently, just completely zooped back and it just drilled down his brain, you know? I'm looking at that thing right there.

And he said, very odd looking animal, like eyes, like no emotion, no anything.

So we also completed that project, and it's still going well at San Francisco Zoo.

And for my doctorate, I studied breeding behavior of bald eagles, and I had a beautiful cabin that the Forest Service allowed me to use for seven years in the Trinity Alps, and that was exciting.

And I brought that information back to compare it to and make changes to our enclosures at San Francisco Zoo for our breeding bald eagles.

Wow.

So those are some places here.

And of course I've traveled, um, out of state as well to the other places I mentioned, I've gone to Northern California in search of, uh, the Trinity Alps giant salamander with my colleagues, Ken Gerhardt, uh, Jason Kontz, Jim Whitehead, and Jamie Wayne, part of the Bluff Creek project.

And, uh, we were right there in the Bluff Creek area where the Patterson-Gimlin film was captured all those years ago.

And, uh, although we didn't see any Bigfoot people say that because of the surrounding areas that there perhaps could be some activity, but we were there looking for a giant salamander, which had been purported to exist alongside these, um, these creatures for years.

You told me it's a famous mountain.

Trinity's Alps.

It actually is a part of the Trinity's Alps.

It's right there between Shasta and Trinity's Alps area.

I mean, Mount St. Helens is up there.

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