Hello fellow BFFer's,

Glad to say that the Official 2005 NESRA fall expedition was a success! Despite the rain and wind we overcame and had some interesting experiences to say the least. Whoops and howls were heard by attendees as well as some movement seen in the thick forest of the Adirondacks of NY. A detailed report will be posted soon on the NESRA website if anyone is interested.

Here is a link to a few of the pictures. More will be added soon.

View NESRA fall expedition pictures here

DTK

Here's a pic of some of the moss-covered terrain we encountered...

Yeah, I had a BLAST!

Awesome photos. If I were a squatch, I'd live there

hi david & jvd & bwillard & other nesra sasquatch researchers im very happy the nesra 2005 fall sasquatch expedition to winsted ct forests was a success. yes arsquatch the photos of the forests in winsted,ct do look like a great habitat for sasquatch creatures. i hope they post more photos of the possible sasquatch evidence they found in the expedition. only time will tell. thanks bill

Bill,

Just a small correction. The fall expedition was held in the Adirondacks of NY, near Lake George, not Winsted, CT. Ongoing investigations are taking place in Winsted, however. Thanks for your interest in NESRA's endeavors. We'll be sure to keep you and others posted as to our progress.

All my best to you and yours,

DTK

hi david thanks for the reply sorry for the mistake there. im looking forward to seeing the photos of the sasquatch evidence found adirondacks mountains and any further updates of the resent expedition. yes please keep me & everyone here posted on ongoing investigations in winsted,ct forests that will realy help me with my research. thanks bill please keep in touch ok

Beautiful country there boys. I've always wanted to visit the east coast in the fall. Thanks for sharing the wonderful pics.

hi socaldave i totaly agree with your post the pictures of the adirondacks forests are wonderful for sasquatch creatures. i think david thomas king & other nesra researchers did a great job on the resent expedition. i hope they post more photos from the expedition such as possible sasquatch evidence that each nesra researcher found on the expedition. please keep me informed ok becouse the adirondacks mountains in upstate new york does have a great histery of sasquatch encounters. im sure sightings & footprints discoveries will probley there soon becouse the sasquatch creatures are looking for food resources to store for the winter months. my opinion. i hope nesra & sri and other researchers here do go up to the adirondacks for follow up investgations etc thanks bill

Thanks for sharing the pics. looks like a good time was had by all.

Definitely some beautiful country out there.

And the best part? No alligators!

Texas was beautiful too, but the thought of alligators is always in the back of your mind....

David - did you get any of the calls on tape?

NICE PHOTO'S!

hi david good late afternoon are you & nesra researchers going into the forests today & sunday to look for sasquatch evidence. or are the nesra researchers going on seperate field research trips in the forests with only a few researchers there. also is nesra currently researching any new sightings or footprints discoveries or possible sasquatch photos etc. please keep us posted ok. thanks bill p.s. i hope all nesra researchers post their photos of research areas in this thread only time will tell.

hi david thomas king & nesra researchers did you all look in dens or caves in adierondacks mountains for possible sasquatch evidence. thanks bill

I tried Kathy, but they didn't come out for some reason. I need a better recorder and microphone... a parabolic would do the trick I would think. We'll have some notes and some kind of report ready sometime soon. I'll keep you posted.

DTK

hi david thomas king did you get any possible sasquatch encounters reported to you by hunters & hikers this weekend where you & nesra researchers might be going in the near future. please keep me posted ok & everyone here as well. thanks bill. im looking forward on seeing more photos posted here of the resent expedition to the adierondacks mountains.

Great Pics! Keep working!

Beautiful country! I'd love to go 4 wheeling up there, all that mud! Thanks for sharing the pics.

I lived in New Hampshire for a few years in the late 80's and worked in Merrimack. One day in October, I walked out of the building and just stood there, admiring the mountains and the GORGEOUS Fall colors. Co-workers had to step around me, and they couldnt understand and/or appreciate what I was staring at.

You dont know what you have until you lose it..... I miss those mountains VERY much. We dont even have "fall" in Oklahoma... it just kind of gets cold and then its suddenly winter.

Upstate NY is also a sight to behold at this time of year. I truly envy you folks out east <sniff>.

Um.. i would be more concerned over the snakes.

Nice pictures guys!! 4 wheel drive is a beautiful thing!!

Our NESRA forum dosen't seem to host the pictures for more than a day. I guess we'll have to figure out how to post the pictures long term like you can here on the BFF. Until then, for those who would like to see them I'll post some here.

Pictures from the 2005 NESRA fall expedition to the wild Adirondacks of New York:

T. Lancaster checks the road ahead as Billy climbs rocks with his 4X4.

Puddle Jumping

Big Daddy's River Crossing

Hollywood, VA Tom and DTK get their feet wet clearing away beaver dam effectively lowering a river by approximately a foot and a half so the trucks could drive through.

Poor beavers...

DTK removes beaver blockage so water can flow out of the pond and the trucks can pass through.

Hollywood checks the water lever as T. Lancaster uses a calculator to determine exactly how long it will take the water level to decrease enough for us to pass. His answer: 20 minutes. How long did it take? 20 minutes!

Big Daddy crosses first. You can see where the beaver dam was to the right. And to the left, you can see where the water level was by looking at the small tree across the river from Hollywood.

You should, the foilage itself is worth the trip, squatching aside.

Bwillard's crossing...

Up and over to higher ground.

Dodging rocks on our hour and half trip into the heart of the Adirondacks.

NYB Examines a Mud Monster. There were many of these overturned trees in the area.

Setting up camp and trying to get a fire going in the rain. Eventually we were successful!

Moss covered terrain

DTK and NYB scan a muddy trail for tracks.

DTK > Fool in the rain. (One of my favorite Zepplin tunes!) Bonham RIP

Cyborg and JVD on the hunt...

Finally! A break in the rain!

Billy snaps a shot before the clouds obscure the sun...

The moon breaks through...

_ _ _ _ _ Pond at night

Morning tranquility

BigDaddy & T Lancaster

NESRA colors..

Game of Bigfoot anybody? Hollywood holds a classic collectable...

Must.....resist ........cracking Star Trek and thumping jokes.........

OK....

*AHEM* Here goes.....


Nice pics, DTK.


*whew*

NESRA treasurer, BWillard, ready for anything.

BigDaddy directs traffic in Bigfoot country...