it’s bigfoot’s train
the night is as dark
as it is long
leaves it's mark
even on the strong
creatures of the night
fold their wings
the crickets quiet
as the bird sings
it's their paddle
laid on their canoe
as the shadows
let the light thru
now they hide
they'll be back
to this side
of the tracks
it's bigfoot's train
in the in between
you can't explain
what you've seen
Yesterday I shot footage on the drone. Now we’ll see how long it will take to get it on the blog. Today I will attempt to edit it. And by that I mean I will try to learn the editing software. Not sure how long that will take. But you will be the first to know.
Last night I happened across a bigfoot podcast on you tube. It was Charlie Raymond and his wife Lyndsey. They run the Kentucky Bigfoot Research Organization. I wrote quite a bit about the KBFRO in the 2 weeks leading up to the Red River Gorge Bigfoot Fest 2025 at the end of May.
They call the podcast Bigfoot Hangout. Their guest last night was a guy named Carter Buschardt. And a lot of their conversation was fascinating. There was some discussion on the flesh and blood vs paranormal front. And it was very respectfully and thoughtfully done. Which in the bigfoot world is not always the case. I was doing several different things at the same time and only caught bits and pieces of the program. But I definitely intend to go back and give it my full attention. I accidentally typed in “intention” instead of attention. And I probably mean that as well.
From what I saw last night Mr. Buschardt seems to work with a lot of families who have habituations. In the bigfoot world that means that a family claims that they have and have had bigoot on their property or usually farm for years. You would be surprised at the number of people who claim to be in this situation. That always makes me wonder how many people might be in the same situation and not telling anyone.
As always we’re not trying to convince or convert anyone. But it is an interesting topic. I am including a link for the KBFRO’s Bigfoot Hangout podcast below. The video is 1:38:32 long. I’ll let you decide how long you want to hangout.
If you don’t pursue the podcast I hope that you find something else today that gives you a sense of wonder and makes you smile!
That eps of the podcast was fascinating. I’ve never heard of these habituations. It would be amazing to have a farm or land where these habituations occur. I don’t think I’d tell anyone about it though. I’d document it for myself in the form of journaling and possibly audio recording.