Weston

Like I said, it was up about five feet above the base of the falls.

Well, it steps down and over the creek, which is a good six-foot-wide creek, probably, and then a five-foot drop.

Does it in one step, no problem, no struggling.

Just steps down.

Now, a human tried to make this step, you're going to bust your ass.

You would have to jump.

The rocks are slippery.

You just couldn't do it.

Not in one step, anyway.

But it had no issues.

Just one step over the creek, and then a few steps up the side of the mountain, up these rocks, and before long, it's out of sight.

I don't know if it was making any kind of noises or anything like that as it's going up the mountain, because this pressure is still...

constant on my ears i can't hardly hear anything but once it's out of sight that pressure relieved and i was able to to hear again my wife at this point is she's crying doesn't know what to do is shaking telling me let's get the hell out of here well i still couldn't move um

And we eventually make our way back down the mountain, and we leave.

We were going to camp there that night, but decided not to.

And I haven't been back to that area since, but it was strange.

I knew it wasn't a man.

To me, it was definitely a hominid, in my opinion.

Was it in the human realm?

evolutionary line i don't know if it's a hominid i assume that i imagine it is but i don't i don't want to speculate on that too much because i don't really know obviously um but yeah it's it had auburn colored uh hair at least the hair was matted it wasn't uniform color throughout looked like a drunk barber had went to town on this thing man it uh had spots missing where the hair was much thinner