Evidence Of Bigfoot In Holliston/ Milford?

 

Evidence Of Bigfoot In Holliston/ Milford?

  For over 100 years, the East Coast has had it's share of Bigfoot sightings, including the state of Massachusetts.  In no way does the West Coast hold a monopoly on this mysterious hominid. 

In the summer of 2020 a hiker observed a curious "lean to" structure in the woods of Holliston behind the Hopping Brook industrial development.  The hiker had dismounted his mountain bike and had decided to explore the woods on foot, off-trail.  After some time of bush-whacking, he came across a "tree fall" which he knew was not natural.  This was a lean-to which consisted of one post and four beams.  The post and four beams were all large, grown trees that had been intelligently pushed and bent over into a coherent, sophisticated "lean-to" design.  An identical structure such as this was documented on the Discovery Channel's TV series "Survivor Man" in the Canadian wilderness, on an episode where they go in search of the Bigfoot.  The evidence that these lean-to's are Bigfoot structures in origin are as follows:

a) they appear in a remote or hard to get-to wilderness area or woods

b) there is "something else" or other "strange" things in the area, such as reports of sightings of the Bigfoot, strange sounds in the night, etc.  In the case of Holliston, there are many strange rock piles or stone cairns in those same woods, some of which were destroyed during the recent expansion of the Hopping Brook development.  According to a local town historian and state archaeologist, these were remains of the Native American "Ceremonial Stone Landscape", although nobody can say with 100% certainty what the origin of some of the stone cairns are, depending on the site- the ones behind Hopping Brook were/are definitely "odd".  Bigfoot researchers in other parts of the country have identified some stone sites areas as Bigfoot hotspots.  So, some of the stone structures could be Bigfoot in origin, or, the Bigfoot may be a supernatural guardian spirit.

c) The lean-to structure itself consists of five large trees that were bent over into position to create a sort of primitive shelter without the aid or employment of any machinery.  A less keen observer might just see a jumbled "tree-fall", but for five tree-falls to fall into place, one serving as a post and the other four as beams, in a primitive, yet intelligent manner, is not a coincidence.  The only thing that could do that is the unknown hominid known as Bigfoot/Sasquatch.

Other evidence for the Bigfoot was found in Milford, MA. on a power-line trail in the hills above the Garrett's gas station/ Rte.85.  In this case, we are concerned with a small boulder, when looked at from a certain angle appears to be the profile image of a Bigfoot/Sasquatch head.

Was this area a part of the Bigfoot's traditional territory from many thousands of years ago?  Is there still a living population of Bigfoots in this area today?