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I Saw Bigfoot

Quick read. Short story. About what I expected. Title sums it up....

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File Size: 118 KB
Print Length: 11 pages
Publisher: Bigfoot (November 1, 2012)
Publication Date: November 1, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00A0ZKPZA
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Though this is in fiction, it is a true story.I went camping with my siblings and my sister in law earlier this week. While camping we encountered a creature. At first we thought it was a bear, but after watching the video footage that we got, it may have been Bigfoot.It is hard to think about the experience without getting chills. But I had to record the event while it was fresh in my mind. This is the true story of our bear, Bigfoot, or Sasquat...

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