Glyph me a Break..
As I’m surfing through cryptid related content online I’ve noticed a new hot topic that keeps coming up. There are many sites and postings online dedicated to studying ground glyphs (new term I've been seeing to describe sticks that are found placed in a certain way) and Bigfoot structures (term for fallen or placed tree branches or logs that form a design of sorts, or look like possible shelter). I want to mention first that ground glyphs are also called Geoglyphs, designs made by using durable elements of the landscape. And some of those strange trees I love with no tops and broken branches are called tree monoliths, if anyone was curious. (I totally was..of course 🙄). Tree monolith I’m not exactly sure when evidence for Bigfoot shifted its focus to tree placement. A possible reason is that when there is an absence of concrete evidence, we as explorers look for the circumstantial. Many of the photo postings I’ve seen have been