Sasquatch carving at Shi Shi campsite (further)

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Item Title  Sasquatch carving at Shi Shi campsite (further) Photographer  Doig, Carol M. Abstract  A carving of Sasquatch pokes out through the pine tree forest at the edge of Shi Shi beach in Olympic National Park, Washington. Driftwood sits all about the scene in large piles next to the forest's edge. Note  Additional information from Carol Doig: 1981.  Shi Shi Beach, WA. Sea Runners research. Genre  photographs Multimedia or Document Length  1 slide Item Format  image/jpeg Item Filename  2602-B160-img2953.jpg Date Created  1981 Related Book Title  The sea runners Related Topics  Voyages and travels  Novelists, American  Clallam Bay, Washington  Flattery Rocks National Wildlife Refuge  35 mm film Geographic Locations  Shi Shi Beach, Olympic Peninsula (Wash.)  Clallam County  Washington (State)  United States

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Sasquatch carving at Shi Shi campsite (further), Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4sz1d

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