A Final Farewell to our friend Alexander

As you already know, one of our sasquatches, Alexander, died from old age last week.  It was sad to see him go, but it was his time.
As news spread, we have been getting a steady stream of phone calls from all over the country.  They are people who have visited our farm and kept track of us via our weekly e-newsletters that we send out.  It has been awesome knowing how many people care about our farm, and everyone at Sasquatchicus Farms, LLC has felt a huge sense of community with everyone we've met at the farm over the years.

Today in the mail, we received this drawing from a girl living in SE Wisconsin. Thank you SO much Taylor!

The scan may be a little hard to read, but it says "I Miss you Alexander!"
Thanks again Taylor.  We truly appreciate it.

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Rainy today at the farm, but we are still getting a steady flow of tourists and visitors.  We had a small group of kids stay with us for a few hours this morning.  Their teacher insisted on showing them the farm before the snow came.  But alas, it seems as though the rains can be even more difficult sometimes.  We still showed them the visitor's center, and let them watch the educational movies.  Of course Maisy had to make a surprise visit at the end.  We managed to sneak the 8' sasquatch into the visitor's center during the end of the movie when the lights were off, and somehow none of the kids noticed.  When we flipped the light switch back on, there was this giant sasquatch towering over the kids, chuckling and more excited than a fruit fly on a banana.  The kids were just as ecstatic.

As always, life is good on the farm.
Dave
Manager
Sasquatchicus Farms, LLC