Joe Beelart says he has seen Sasquatch,and he’s written in detail on the topic. I joined him for a trip through the woods of the Pacific north-west – a region whose woods contain a sacred feel whether you believe the stories or notJoe Beelart carefully places a red apple on a mossy stump. “We’re going to set out our first offering here.” He performs the same ritual every time he comes out into Mount Hood national forest. “We used to call it baiting, but now we call it offering. It changed because we started to believe of them as more human. An offering seems to make them more responsive to you.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com