Creatures, Myths & Legends

Flyer denies 'Bigfoot' bridge closure theory

By T.K. Randall
September 4, 2019 ·  6 comments

Bigfoot didn't cause the bridge closure, apparently. Image Credit: Steve Bexter / Pexels The anonymous flyer, which first appeared in a post office window, moved to reassure residents that the prolonged closure of the Creamery Bridge over the Waits River was not due to the "displacement of or intrusion [of] a 'Sasquatch' or Bigfoot, either a single creature or several."

The unorthodox notice quickly went viral after Dartmouth College professor Alexander Chee took a photograph of it and posted it up on Twitter. Several copies have since appeared around town.

It remains unclear why the author of the flyer had felt so strongly about this particular possibility.According to state transportation officials, the bridge will be repaired next month.

You can view the flyer for yourself below.

At our local Vermont PO. pic.twitter.com/4GKAnXvoAe

— Alexander Chee (@alexanderchee) August 26, 2019

Source: Irish Examiner | Comments (6)

Tags: Bigfoot