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Last summer Tennessee #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/z0Eeje6JvJvDDeP-HxDjlRGDKYzn-xYslP585x3gsfM

Tree break in Tennessee

The witness and his wife drove from their lodge to a scenic overlook and noticed a foot trail beside the road. Beside the trail one tree was pushed over with its root ball exposed, a sapling was snapped at a right angle and twisted, and another was bent into an arc with its top stuck in the soil. He photographed the trees and a researcher told him it was a Sasquatch trail marker.

Tree breakTwistStructure or nest
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