Sasquatch Data Project

An early birthday present 🥹 I’ve already gotten into the Kathy Strain and Michael Freeman books. Super good already!! 🌿 I’ll be back in Georgia this week visiting family so it only feels right to take The Appalachian Bigfoot with me to read while I’m relaxing in the mountains 🏔️ I hope y’all are having a fantastic week so far! Go learn something new today ✨

Today I faced my fear of heights and went on a wildflower hike on Mt. Pisgah (~5000 ft elevation) 🏔️ The goldenrod were in full force (you can see some in this picture!). Also seen were wild hydrangeas, pink turtleheads, mountain mint, asters (so many asters ) and more! 🌼 Of course I kept my eyes and ears peeled for any sasquatch sign, as Pisgah has had quite a few sightings. I didn’t find anything bigfoot related, but had a great day of learning in nature🌿

Asheville is the best place to finish the best sasquatch book I’ve read in ages. Whether you’re new to the bigfoot subject or a seasoned researcher, this book is absolutely for you! Matt Pruitt really took the subject to the next level with solid, intelligent commentary surrounding not only the actual animal, but also the phenomenon itself. Also stoked to be supporting one of my favorite researchers (who is also from my hometown!)🏔️💚