A Monster in Two Egg??? Parramore area sightings raise quest
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A Monster in Two Egg??? Parramore area sightings raise questions!
It appears that Florida's famed "skunk ape" may be ranging north.
Several eyewitnesses have come forward to report sightings of a strange, upright, hairy creature roaming the ponds and swamps about seven miles northeast of the downtown Two Egg crossroads. Locals are calling it the "Two Egg Stump Jumper."
Available descriptions describe the mysterious creature as being smaller in size than a human, but covered in hair. It walks or runs on two legs and seems to frequent swampy and wooded areas. At least two of the sightings have taken place at night, indicating the monster may be nocturnal.
According to eyewitnesses, one of which described the creature as "pale" in color, it seemed as startled to see them as they were to see it. Both described it as upright, but only saw it as it was running away on two legs. It is said to look something like a "hobbit" or "mini" Bigfoot.
Such stories are fairly common in Central and South Florida, where residents have been reporting encounters with what they call the Skunk Ape for years. They are much more rare in Jackson County, but are not entirely unknown.
If you would like to read the full story of the Two Egg Stump Jumper sightings, please visit http://www.twoeggfla.com/monster.
by Dale Cox
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
original article link
http://twoegg.blogspot.com/2010/02/mons ... -area.html
It appears that Florida's famed "skunk ape" may be ranging north.
Several eyewitnesses have come forward to report sightings of a strange, upright, hairy creature roaming the ponds and swamps about seven miles northeast of the downtown Two Egg crossroads. Locals are calling it the "Two Egg Stump Jumper."
Available descriptions describe the mysterious creature as being smaller in size than a human, but covered in hair. It walks or runs on two legs and seems to frequent swampy and wooded areas. At least two of the sightings have taken place at night, indicating the monster may be nocturnal.
According to eyewitnesses, one of which described the creature as "pale" in color, it seemed as startled to see them as they were to see it. Both described it as upright, but only saw it as it was running away on two legs. It is said to look something like a "hobbit" or "mini" Bigfoot.
Such stories are fairly common in Central and South Florida, where residents have been reporting encounters with what they call the Skunk Ape for years. They are much more rare in Jackson County, but are not entirely unknown.
If you would like to read the full story of the Two Egg Stump Jumper sightings, please visit http://www.twoeggfla.com/monster.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
original article link
http://twoegg.blogspot.com/2010/02/mons ... -area.html