Here is an email from Carolyn and here's what she writes.

My 10-year-old son and I were walking around a 250-acre state parking Connecticut with

our dog.

People don't often relate Connecticut with Sasquatch and neither did I until I had my

first experience several years ago.

Since then I have spotted or seen signs or heard Sasquatch around me on walking trails.

Sometimes on popular ponds and even in my own backyard.

I realize now that I had heard them and seen signs all throughout my childhood but I

didn't know what I was hearing or seeing but I know now.

There are places in Connecticut which overall is heavily forested where Sasquatch could

go to get away from most humans if they wanted to.

However all four seasons I have seen them here locally in South Central Connecticut 30 minutes

from the shore and smack dab next to a bustling college town.

In my town is a well-known apple and fruit orchard not far from me where I suppose any

Sasquatch would grab a snack.

I get the feeling that like coyotes and bears maybe Sasquatch have some co-dependence

on humans and our garden crops are garbage.

The day of this encounter I did not see the Sasquatch but I saw what I believe one did.

My son and I were out for a walk in the manicured park of this 250-acre area is a place with

a river and a swimming hole, sandy beaches, charcoal pits and picnic tables.

These things only take up a tiny fraction of the park which has two natural waterfalls

and dozens of hiking trails.

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