Missing 411 / Paulides

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One thing Paulides mentions that caught my interest was the park ranger who spoke of "wild men" living off-grid in wilderness areas.
I've read a few accounts of crime that targeted campers; that kind of thing advises one to be well-armed when out hiking or camping.
That saddens me because I used to perceive the parks as peaceful places where one did not have to consider the motives of others...

A few years ago, I was approached to make a background banner for a English woman who has a YouTube channel.
Deborah Hatswell mainly looks at local accounts of Bigfoot and Dog-men sightings in the UK, a belief in a phenomena
-considering the size of the country, that many would would say was ludicrous.

I'm not demeaning anyone is Britain who has witnessed such weird encounters, but for official forces to hide the suitable
amount of natural families of the creatures from the British public would be quite an undertaking. However, they've currently
succeeded with denying the existence of big cats in the UK.

Anyway, during one of her YouTube discussions, Deborah mentioned she'd felt that such a creature had interacted
with some 'gifts' she'd left out in an overgrown area behind her house and not far from a busy railway line.
(You can often hear the passing trains when she's talking in her videos!)

In one of my emails to her, I suggested a similar possibility that you've offered above and that illegal migrants were
the cause of the strange taking of the items she'd left out in the bushes. Deborah admitted that she regularly sees a
group of young 'foreign'-looking men using the railway conduit to travel along in order to get to one of the many illegal
sweat-shops that have flourished in the Greater-Manchester area.
(A subject the MSM don't talk about.)

My reason for suggesting this was to offer the idea that instead of jumping to the belief that with any strange incident
-that would normally seen as baffling, common sense demands a more reasonable assumption should be taken first before
blaming a large scientifically-unacknowledged shaggy biped.

The UK -like many countries, has vagrants, homeless people and travelling folk. The recent onslaught of illegal migrants
arriving in the backs of lorries and in dinghies will certainly have added to those who do not conform with what many
perceive as a standard style of living.

The 'Woodwose' history of Britain is fascinating and taken at face-value, the paintings, carvings and tapestries all indicate
a hairy man who lives the wilds of the British Isles. But the established students and historians of history have all kept to
the credo that these representations are just the remains of a vogue in twelfth century art.

And sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.