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Several BFRO
volunteers gathered at the River's Edge Cafe in Snohomish, WA, on
April 15. The main purpose of the meeting was to get together and
discuss various aspects of bigfoot field investigations. Jeff Lemley
spoke briefly about his upcoming expedition in the Gifford Pinchot
National Forest. Most of the people attending the meeting expressed
an interest in participating in the event.
Volunteers
Tod Fossetta and Rob Johnson discussed activity at a site near Tacoma.
Both of them have visited the site several times. During one visit,
Fossetta found and photographed a possible track, but it was inconclusive.
Volunteers Darrold Smith and Nancy Smith, along with friend Doug
Goddard, discussed their experiences in the Dark Divide, east of
Mt. St. Helens, where they've heard several vocalizations. Darrold
also shared a photo that he had taken the previous weekend while
in the North Cascades. It shows a possible footprint in the snow,
next to his own boot print.
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Possible
footprint in the North Cascades
(photo by Darrold Smith).
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Volunteers
Steven and Heller James recounted their sighting in the Trinity
Alps of Northern California. Their report can be viewed on the BFRO
web site. Click here
for report.
Volunteers at the River's Edge Cafe include from left to right:
Don Udell(black hat), Doug Goddard, Steven James, Nancy Smith,
Darrold Smith, Heller James, Tod Fossetta, Rob Johnson (behind
Tod), Chad Cheney, and Steve Galic (foreground). Photo by
Richard Noll.
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