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1940 Monument Lake, Costilla County, Colorado Class B #1353

Father relates Native accounts from the Sangre de Cristo mountains to teenage son.

The writer relays a story from a relative who as a teenager worked as a fishing guide and spent spare time hiking with an older companion. When the relative suggested hiking into a new area near Blanca Peak, the companion refused, saying that was where the Sasquatch lives and describing it as an animal that walks like a man. The relative dismissed it at the time but recalled it with surprise after publicity of the Patterson film.

Folklore
On one occasion Presque Isle Harbor (north Of Alpena), Presque Isle County, Michigan Related account #33611

Folklore near Presque Isle Harbor (north Of Alpena), Michigan

A visitor to the new lighthouse described receiving an informative tour from a lady in period costume whom staff said did not work there.

Folklore
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