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Bigfoot Videostreaming
Will Feature Happy Camp
July 29, 2005 - Happy Camp and the forest surrounding our town will be featured in a world-wide well-publicized videostream produced by Tom Biscardi and the Great American Bigfoot Research Organization. After several months of observation and research in this area Biscardi and his associates decided to set up Bigfoot surveillance cameras in two sightings hot-spots near Happy Camp.
While the world watches via the internet, Happy Campers will have a unique opportunity to participate by sharing their Bigfoot encounter stories and opinions on the expedition with a film crew to be stationed locally at JavaBob's Bigfoot Deli. The Deli is also having a special high-speed internet access cable installed so patrons can watch the videostreamed broadcast locally even though they may not have a computer at home.
For more information about the videostream:
BigfootSightings.Org
Finding Bigfoot
USA Bigfoot
Great American Bigfoot
Bigfoot footprint photos
and links to older articles
can be found on the
Bigfoot Research Page
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Two energetic, enterprising young women from the East Coast, sent to the remote Klamath River Valley to live with the Karuks, produced this fascinating record of life in our valley in 1908-09.
Stella Patterson, a city lady at age 80, told by her doctor she had "young legs" vowed to spend one full year on her remote mountain mining claim.
A reviewer on Amazon wrote: "I first purchased this book while on a vacation trip exactly 14 years ago (1989); since then I've tried to read it at least once a year. I laugh my way through the book, and the author's courage & zest for life continues to inspire me! I only hope I am able to always view life with the same gusto & joy she had, trials & tribulations notwithstanding. She was quite a remarkable woman."
Visit the remote Northern California region from the Siskiyous to the Cascades. Meet the locals, learn the history, enjoy the landscape that includes whitewater rivers, old growth forests, and lava-strewn backcountry.
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