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Happy Thanksgiving from the finger lakes region here in central NY!
Even though I'm still wet behind the ears your community has been warm & inviting to yours truly - it's appreciated!
*Good* people are becoming harder & harder to find. Since retiring from the 158th FW I've been looking for 'the right group' to work alongside, even if it's a virtual thing. In a short time this has become something I look forward to on a daily basis.
Safe travels --
db mellor
Even though I'm still wet behind the ears your community has been warm & inviting to yours truly - it's appreciated!
*Good* people are becoming harder & harder to find. Since retiring from the 158th FW I've been looking for 'the right group' to work alongside, even if it's a virtual thing. In a short time this has become something I look forward to on a daily basis.
Safe travels --
db mellor
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Regional and other names
"Bigfoot" carving at the Crystal Creek Reservoir in Colorado.
Many regions have differentiating names for the creatures.[55] In Canada, the name Sasquatch is widely used although often interchangeably with the name Bigfoot.[56] The United States uses both of these names but also has numerous names and descriptions of the creatures depending on the region and area in which they are allegedly sighted.[57] These include the Skunk ape in Florida and other southern states,[58] Grassman in Ohio,[59] Fouke Monster in Arkansas,[60] Wood Booger in Virginia,[61] the Monster of Whitehall in Whitehall, New York,[62] Momo in Missouri,[63] Honey Island Swamp Monster in Louisiana,[64] Dewey Lake Monster in Michigan,[65] Mogollon Monster in Arizona,[66] and the Big Muddy Monster in southern Illinois.[67] The term Wood Ape is also used by some as a means to deviate from the perceived mythical connotation surrounding the name "Bigfoot".[68] Other names include Bushman, Treeman, and Wildman.[69]
I like "Momo" or "Mogollon Monster" (pronounced "Muggy-on"), and Skunk Ape
"Bigfoot" carving at the Crystal Creek Reservoir in Colorado.
Many regions have differentiating names for the creatures.[55] In Canada, the name Sasquatch is widely used although often interchangeably with the name Bigfoot.[56] The United States uses both of these names but also has numerous names and descriptions of the creatures depending on the region and area in which they are allegedly sighted.[57] These include the Skunk ape in Florida and other southern states,[58] Grassman in Ohio,[59] Fouke Monster in Arkansas,[60] Wood Booger in Virginia,[61] the Monster of Whitehall in Whitehall, New York,[62] Momo in Missouri,[63] Honey Island Swamp Monster in Louisiana,[64] Dewey Lake Monster in Michigan,[65] Mogollon Monster in Arizona,[66] and the Big Muddy Monster in southern Illinois.[67] The term Wood Ape is also used by some as a means to deviate from the perceived mythical connotation surrounding the name "Bigfoot".[68] Other names include Bushman, Treeman, and Wildman.[69]
I like "Momo" or "Mogollon Monster" (pronounced "Muggy-on"), and Skunk Ape
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