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Images from Eagle Rock Library’s ‘Bigfoot Day’

July 26, 2022
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The Craft family makes their own Bigfoot masks and fans to cool off from the heat.

Eagle Rock Library welcomed guests to a “Bigfoot Day” event earlier this month for a full-scale family-friendly celebration of the Bigfoot legend, local folklore, and the search for fact over fiction.

Bil Lepp, a multiple award-wining storyteller, author, and recording artist who penned the book “The Monster Stick,” spoke to guests during the event. Kids ready to find Bigfoot tracks learned how to identify animal tracks and make track impressions. Guests examined pellets and scat to learn what an animal has eaten and theorize what a creature like Bigfoot might eat. Muddy Squirrel, Mountain Castles Soil & Water, BBB, and Botetourt County Public Schools contributed to the event as well.

Storyteller Bil Lepp gets into the spirit of Bigfoot Day! Attendees had their chance to be the Bigfoot.
Lepp, sharing his tall tales with the Eagle Rock patrons.
e Tingler tests his agility and speed against Bigfoot in the obstacle course hosted by Botetourt County Parks and Rec.

Bigfoot Day brought out many visitors.
Tim Miller from Muddy Squirrel loves getting out into the community and teaching kids about nature. This lesson is learning about animal diets based on their scat or pellets (and the difference between the two). [SUBMITTED PHOTOS]

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