To infinite complacent people went to and fro of the earth about their little affairs,

serene in the assurance of their dominion over this small,

spinning fragment of solar driftwood, which by chance or design,

man has inherited out of the dark mystery of time and space. Thank you. I'm going to On this episode of Into the Frey, I welcome Gary on with me.

And he actually grew up in a small town at the base of the eastern sierras.

And it happens to be next to a naval base, which we can, of course, chat about that a little bit.

It sounds like an interesting spot.

But Gary, welcome on the show.

Yeah, thank you.

And we are, because I know for some in my audience, their ears probably perked up when I said the Eastern Sierra's, because yes, indeed, people, you are right?

We are talking about Bigfoot today, right, Gary?

Yes, we are.

So I, from your bullet point list that you sent, there's a few things we're going to chat about.

And I do know, and we will get there, but you had a couple visuals as a kid.

Now, before we go into any of that, were you aware of Bigfoot prior to having these visuals as a kid?

When I was small, I remember watching the Patterson film just on TV. I can't remember the name of the show. But it

monster truck, big foot, you know, but I wasn't real familiar with it. So it wasn't like it was a, you know, set in my mind, you know, about Sasquatch.

Right. Okay. So let's talk about where this is exactly.

Okay.

And you know, how many folks were in this community that you were in?

Just give us all the details about location.

All right. So I grew up on, in the eastern Sierra's, on Highway 395, on the base of the eastern

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