On today's edition of From the Forest, we take a deep dive into more bizarre anomalies in nature as we discuss Bigfoot sightings, a possible skin

walker, missing time, and an opening to a parallel dimension. Thank you for joining me and welcome. I am your host, Nick Ryan. I hope you all have been having a wonderful week, and before we start today's episode, I'd like to thank Leah, Holly, and Tamara for their support and generosity.

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And with that in mind, tonight's first experience comes to us from Cass.

And Cass's story is called,

Camping Gone Wild.

Cass's story is a follow-up to a previous submission, and she had this to say.

Hi Nick, so I told you last week I was going back to the location where I had had the encounter with the Bigfoot that peed on my tent, and I only just got back last night.

My car crapped out on me and I had to wait for a friend to come and get us back on the road.

It was a great time, even if it was a little cold.

We ended up renting one of the smaller cabins up there and it was absolutely stunning.

The mornings were crisp, the days bright, and the nights full of ghost stories.

Our cabin had a little wood-burning stove for both heat and cooking, and a very primitive bathroom that sat right by the door.

It was a tiny two-room wooden structure that was still covered with snow, but it was nice and cozy inside.

Fishing on the lake wasn't really possible. snow, but it was nice and cozy inside.

Fishing on the lake wasn't really possible due to the accumulation of ice, but it was super pretty all the same.

While we were there, we didn't see any tracks, but we heard a lot of wood knocking and a few howls.

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