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boomerang

boomerang

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It so happens that cryptozoologist and Bigfoot expert Ken Gerhard lectured this evening at the local library two blocks from where I live. I'm not much of a Bigfoot aficionado. But Gerhard delivers a lively presentation with thoughtful Q and A afterwards. I do have a feeling that some younger members of the audience may come down with a mild case of the creeps tonight !
 
boomerang said:
It so happens that cryptozoologist and Bigfoot expert Ken Gerhard lectured this evening at the local library two blocks from where I live. I'm not much of a Bigfoot aficionado. But Gerhard delivers a lively presentation with thoughtful Q and A afterwards. I do have a feeling that some younger members of the audience may come down with a mild case of the creeps tonight !
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Did you take anything significant away from the lecture? Just curious. This is a topic of interest for me, although I can't claim to be privy to most of the names that show up in this area of unknown study.
 
I wish there was a way that I could make it to some lectures. I don't think that there are many in my area. I don't know how I would go about looking for a schedule for this type of thing either.
 
Michelle said:
I wish there was a way that I could make it to some lectures. I don't think that there are many in my area. I don't know how I would go about looking for a schedule for this type of thing either.
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You would probably have to know the speaker or a group they are associated with then just follow that to look for event announcements and schedules. I have never heard of one in my area but I also didn't go out of my way looking, either.
 
Michelle said:
I wish there was a way that I could make it to some lectures. I don't think that there are many in my area. I don't know how I would go about looking for a schedule for this type of thing either.
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I've found a few by checking with the websites of local libraries, many of them have frequent guest speakers and sometimes they'll be on paranormal or UFO related topics.
 
Grifynne said:
Did you take anything significant away from the lecture? Just curious. This is a topic of interest for me, although I can't claim to be privy to most of the names that show up in this area of unknown study.
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Cryptozoology is not really an area of special interest for me. So I am probably not the best person to ask. Suffice to say Gerhard was a lively and articulate presenter. He seemed to divide the lecture into two parts: Creatures he believes are biological species yet undiscovered, and things of a more paranormal bent. Q & A after the lecture was sadly cut short because it was closing time at the library. lol

I only happened to learn of his presentation by way of a monthly newsletter sent out to residents of my little incorporated city in the "burbs" of Austin. But I was a surprised he would take the time to shuffle all of the way out here when most events in the Austin area are more central. So I would say to keep an ear to the ground for this kind of thing.
 
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