Lizzie and I struck off in our sensible shoes down Pope's trail towards the "archeological" site. Along the trail, exhibits were set up, demonstrating what the original inhabitants' lives were like. Here you see me paddling the overland canoe, which was used by the Pennacook tribe during times of drought, Lizzie multitasking by stirring the stew and beating the skin of the stuffed toy she had slaughtered, and, in the final picture, Lizzie, using her reality-tv training, calls the Sasquatch. Squatch calling was an art perfected in Pre-Columbian America.
Lizzie and I struck off in our sensible shoes down Pope's trail towards the "archeological" site. Along the trail, exhibits were set up, demonstrating what the original inhabitants' lives were like. Here you see me paddling the overland canoe, which was used by the Pennacook tribe during times of drought, Lizzie multitasking by stirring the stew and beating the skin of the stuffed toy she had slaughtered, and, in the final picture, Lizzie, using her reality-tv training, calls the Sasquatch. Squatch calling was an art perfected in Pre-Columbian America.
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