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coquitlam, british columbia
Canada
613 Posts |
Posted - 03/09/2005 : 07:07 AM
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Anyone had any 'strange' encounters in the Harrison region-like my other post, Strange encounters in the Pitt Region?" If so i would like you to post them.
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 Trail running, bike hucking, fast packing, beer drinking collector of pine cones on a day pass
AKA
Dances with Trees
Forest Gnome Cabin
Canada
13034 Posts |
Posted - 03/09/2005 : 11:59 AM
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You don't mean DON Harrison?
Seriously though,the Harrison area has always been the source of much sasquatch lore.Have you explored the area,Raven? |
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coquitlam, british columbia
Canada
613 Posts |
Posted - 03/09/2005 : 4:54 PM
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| Not as much as the Pitt region...i've only been on a few shorts hikes-on and off trail in the area. |
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Port Coquitlam, B.C.
Canada
285 Posts |
Posted - 03/09/2005 : 6:29 PM
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Originally posted by Raven 13
Dru please don't even reply, you know why...
If you don't want criticism, maybe you should save this topic for a website that deals with these topics... |
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Mountain Grammar Police
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Sardonic sandbagging scoundrel, Cascade Climbers lobotomized spraymeister, space blanket flyer, new millennium vulgarian betaboy and friend to all squids
Climbing, a mountain
Canada
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Posted - 03/09/2005 : 8:31 PM
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On the May Day long weekend of 2002 the West Harrison and East Harrison FSR systems saw a combined total of:
2 sexual assaults
13 assaults
over 70 drunk and disorderly
5 breach of the peace
over 300 liquor confiscations
about 50 driving impaired arrests or suspensions
numerous other minor police incidents
and several car crashes
If that isn't Strange then what is?
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Trail running, bike hucking, fast packing, beer drinking collector of pine cones on a day pass
AKA
Dances with Trees
Forest Gnome Cabin
Canada
13034 Posts |
Posted - 03/09/2005 : 8:57 PM
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Quite a stat,Dru.Sounds insane.Too bad there wasn't a sasquatch or two to kick their fool #$%#! |
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 Grouse Grinding, GPS carrying, lawn chair packing, bike riding North Shore tech addict who stares at Crown Mountain from his office window all day
North Vancouver
Canada
1905 Posts |
Posted - 03/09/2005 : 9:39 PM
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I took this picture a couple of years ago, I never noticed the strange guy scrurring off into the bush until now.
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canine loving, machete-toting bushwhacking lake seeker, Indiana Jones hat-wearing off-road 4x4 guru
Surrey Hole, BC
Canada
6770 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2005 : 7:18 PM
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Pod of Orcas just east of Harrison town..
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 adventure seeking, peak-bagging, high-enduring, strong and silent forest gnome
N49°09', W122°47'
Canada
3819 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2005 : 7:34 PM
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Now that you mention it, I didn't think of this shot until I saw this thread.
Just south of Harrison |
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Langley, BC
777 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2005 : 7:42 PM
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Dru's comment doesnt seem strange to me at all, I have partied out at harrison on a May long weekend, it was nuts, like 300 people scattering the beach and road, people were driing their civics up there through up to foot deep streams.
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canine loving, machete-toting bushwhacking lake seeker, Indiana Jones hat-wearing off-road 4x4 guru
Surrey Hole, BC
Canada
6770 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2005 : 7:47 PM
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| I seen the aftermath.. I party and drink on the beach too (responsibly),but when everyone has gone,the area is often beyond cleaning up. |
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Coquitlam, British Columbia
Canada
180 Posts |
Posted - 03/13/2005 : 2:24 PM
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| You mean strange as in... Sasquatch? Or strange as in your obsession with Sasquatch? |
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coquitlam, british columbia
Canada
613 Posts |
Posted - 03/14/2005 : 10:01 AM
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Klaus peakclimber....whoever you are please just let it go...
-Oneday i will find proof to make everyone believe! |
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Coquitlam, British Columbia
Canada
180 Posts |
Posted - 03/15/2005 : 12:23 PM
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Originally posted by Raven 13
Klaus peakclimber....whoever you are please just let it go...
-Oneday i will find proof to make everyone believe!
Pardon? I'm definitely NOT klaus. |
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coquitlam, british columbia
Canada
613 Posts |
Posted - 03/15/2005 : 6:26 PM
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Sorry i realize my mistake...i thought you two were the same person, but today i was proven wrong.  |
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Vancouver, BC
Canada
52 Posts |
Posted - 06/25/2009 : 9:41 PM
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Hope, BC
Canada
7094 Posts |
Posted - 06/25/2009 : 9:52 PM
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Originally posted by midweekskier
RAVEN13 - contact me - I have had bigfoot encounters too
Encounter(S)?
You've had more than one? Wow, very facinating. I thought it was hard enought to see sasquatch once let alone more than once.
You are very lucky.
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Trail cuttin, GPS packin bushwhacker, wiki hike compilin, who is now Hope-less
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Posted - 06/25/2009 : 10:33 PM
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Richmond, BC
Canada
2440 Posts |
Posted - 06/25/2009 : 11:10 PM
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Ok I can't believe I'm going to reply to this because generally as a skeptic I accept this observation as a very very very long shot possibility and any sense of crediblity is going to be taken to task but here goes anyways have fun with it gang
This observation was witnessed by myself, daughter (also step brother), son, and grand children. The observation is simply no more than a set of tracks which we found. They were observed during a day trip to Hemlock Valley in the summer of 2005.
We were walking up in the gulley below the condos and west of the chairlift (Sasquatch Chair). The resort was closed due to financial restructuring at the time. Weather was clear and temps were 30+.
Humanid-like tracks were observed from the edge of the parking lot heading into the gulley and upslope. They were approx 25cm in length and 10cm across the ball of the foot pad. Ground and foliage was depressed apporxiamately 1-2cm in places. Stride was long and gait was appropriate for terain. At first glance I didn't know what to think other than someone was REALLY bored and stupid and tried to fabricate the tracks. Second thought was why would they do this in a place where there was little or no public activity and in area which received virtually no traffic by hikers workers or otherwise. It's just an overgrown gulley. It was only coincidence that we walked over there and came across them. We were satisfied that they were foot prints (fabricated or otherwise) and not animal tracks.
I am not going to speculate on what type of tracks they were or what made them and I could not identify them, but it was odd. As stated I am very conserative and skeptical around subjects like this and usually default to proven scientific fact and evidence. For what it's worth it was a fun discovery for the grandkids that day.
Have fun with it guys? |
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Fungi Filmin', Wine Drinkin', 'Shroom Eatin', Early Risin', Deer Whisperin', Curry Cookin', Macro Maniac
Chilliwack + Osoyoos
3618 Posts |
Posted - 06/26/2009 : 05:03 AM
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Originally posted by midweekskier
RAVEN13 - contact me - I have had bigfoot encounters too
Raven 13 is like Adam Shih... just a figment of our imagination... he's long gone... Why don't you tell us about your encounter(s) midweekskier ??? |
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Montreal, QC
Canada
716 Posts |
Posted - 06/26/2009 : 08:33 AM
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I thought Sasquatch threads were banned?
Dax started one last year or the year before. There are forums specifically on the critters. And lots of books in the library, with descriptions of specific sightings.
Though it was nice seeing these old pics bumped up. But shouldn't that pod of orcas have been a sea serpent? (Cadborosaurus) |
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