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| Subject: | | Re: Forest in the North East |
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Brad
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Wed, Jun 20 2007, 12:13am
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I can certainly say there is plenty of forest in New England to my own eyes. I frequently travel into Connecticut and of course live in NewHampshire
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In every place in the North East where bigfoot is rumored I have found abundent forest and spotted plenty of deer.
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The fact remains that some people have the illusion that the NE is paved urban sprawl which just isn't the case.
I have been all over the entire state of NY, Central PA, and also in Western CT, Mass, and Vermont. There is without doubt enough forested land, as you say. Everything is forested in these areas. You're right that many people have these allusions that the East is all urban. Its simply not true; there is more forest here than in the PNW per acre of total land area. Thats a fact.
I was most interested in your blog regarding the clusters of reports and your reasoning there. I have noticed similliar patterns in report sites extending from Maine through to NH,VT,and over to Whitehall.
Now thats interesting. I didn't know that, but its not surprising. I bet you could find these clusters of sightings down the entire appalachians. Mobile creatures connected to each other via forested conduits, from population area to population area. This doesn't sound like a hoax or mis-ids to me, this sounds like actual populations of real animals.
Good job! However for someone who is so proud of their good looks you could come up with a better pic...(grins)
LMAO! Hey, I only said I was better looking than Loren Coleman, lol. |
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