Some interesting links

I can't believe that I haven't updated my blog since November. My attention has been taken up by other things, one of which is trying to learn how use Blender. Blender is a program for creating 3d art, videos and games. It is completely free, which doesn't mean that it isn't a high quality piece of software, which it is. It is very difficult to learn, at least by an old man like me.
  My first link is to a sighting in Oregon reported to BFRO. It is interesting because the witness drew a picture illustrating the creature he saw. Notice that the proportions are completely humanlike.
 My next link is also to BFRO and it has probably the most believable bigfoot sighting that I know of. It too was in Oregon and the witness was a 6'9" psychologist.
 Another link gives much more detail about his very interesting experience and the follow-up by the BFRO.
Apparently, by one of the statements he made, BFRO has convinced him of the ridiculous theory that bigfoot is Gigantopithecus.
While I was looking at BFRO's Oregon links, I saw one where bigfoot apparently was stealing canned goods out of a shed, a behavior I find hard to attribute to an unintelligent animal.
The drawing by Tim Peeler is very interesting because of the humanlike features of the being that he saw. I am 100% confident that Tim saw what he said he saw.
Fake bigfoot videos are a dime a dozen on youtube, but there was one I found interesting though I don't know if it was real or not. The images are very dark and indistinct. I managed to get some shots of several frames and increased the brightness and contrast in gimp. They are very interesting but in no way conclusive.


William Mayes