Last week's episode was awesome. I enjoyed the location in Washington and the concept of a gathering area. This is something I've run into a lot in Bigfoot research. The clans often claim a watershed and near springtime, they meet up at a convergence of the watersheds to meet others for youths to mate up.
A drone's view of legendary scary locations is a breathtaking vista. Let's enjoy some spookiest places from the air -
"Why Are They Here?"
This is a fun episode. Russell, Mireya, and Bryce show up in Washington after some tips lead them to a location where Bigfoot seem to be congregating - but why?
Enjoy, y'all!
It was a satisfying season of "Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch" on Discovery Channel.
Season ender? Oh my! Tonight's episode on Discovery Channel is called "Underwater Kingdom."
The team may be able to access the keyhole chamber from an underwater entrance in a lake. Chad thankfully trains with a Florida team to dive caves. When he does this crazy underwater trek, he makes an amazing discovery!
I am so very excited for the team. I just love these guys and that they fight so hard to make this find and understand what they have under the earth there on the ranch. They risk much. They go against odds. They fight the land's secret barriers. It's not even about a treasure or a fortune. It's about these men be vindicated for their faith and coming out safe and successful.
God bless!
Here's the Link to my last post involving the ranch and my hypotheses.
Tonight on Discovery Channel, "Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch" (10 pm EST) showcases Duane and James heading to Mexico as they think the hole they drilled at the bead site might be the opening of an Aztec Aqueduct. Chad and Josh trace the underground waterway to a remote lake that may hold a secret.
Enjoy!
There's a special place in our hearts as those born between 1946-1964 The baby boomers were the profits of a post-war economic growth, but also entered into times of great social turbulence and yet another war. We had television and the ability to learn about many things we were never exposed to. As well, those of us who recall the 70s remember a lot of disillusionment between the Nixon debaucle, military coming home from Vietnam, and the abysmal economics of the Carter administration. Serial killers were at their height and a bit of paranoia caught hold, giving fertilizer for turning our gaze away from the crumbling world around us to something bigger than us, something affecting the chaos. I like to call this "scapeghost," the practice of blaming issues on something unknown.
The last episode of "Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch," Eric the geologist went to the serpent mound in Ohio to uncover some mystery. What he found rings bells for two other locations - Skinwalker Ranch and Blind Frog Ranch in the Uinta Mountains of Utah.
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