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There have been occasional reports and claims of sasquatch sightings in various locations, including Peebles Island in Waterford, NY. However, these sightings are largely anecdotal and lack scientific evidence. Most experts regard sasquatch as a myth or urban legend rather than a confirmed species. As of now, no credible evidence has been presented to substantiate these claims at Peebles Island.
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What is the population density of Waterford?
Waterford's population density is 1,100.2 people per square kilometer.
Why has no one seen Saquatch?
So many people have seen Sasquatch but have no prove that it was Sasquatch so maybe the Lord wishes for us to wait to find Sasquatch.Maybe one day we shall he Sasquatch.
Do sasquatch and bigfoot attack other people?
do they huh
How do people in china dress?
sasquatch taking a bath
What makes people come to Waterford?
There are many attractions in Waterford that make people go there. Included would be Waterford Crystal, its beautiful coastline and countryside, the city of Waterford's Viking origins, Reginalds Tower, Lismore, Ardmore, amongst many other things. The southeast of Ireland generally has the best weather, which is another reason people like to go there.
What is the motto of Waterford Kamhlaba?
Waterford's motto is 'Urbs Intacta Manet Waterfordia'.
What do people call bigfoot in Canada?
sasquatch
How do people do the Sasquatch call?
I posted a link with the sounds in the related links box below.
Why is waterford called the deise county?
It comes from people called the Deisi, who conquered and settled in the area now known as Co. Waterford. It is referred to as the Deise and also referred to as The Decies.
What percent of people do not believe in bigfoot?
60 percent of people do not believe in sasquatch personally I'm part of the 40 percent that does
What if sasquatch had babies?
It would have to in order for the legends to still be around, and for so many people to see them.
Why are Waterford called the deise?
Waterford is often referred to as "The Déise" due to its association with the Déise people, a group that historically inhabited the region. The name is derived from the Old Irish term "Déiscé," which means "the people of Déis," reflecting the area's Gaelic heritage. The term has become a cultural identifier for Waterford and its surrounding regions, symbolizing local pride and identity.
