CharoletteObserver: A New Hampshire artist and videographer who dressed as Bigfoot in a state park says his rights were trampled by big government.
Jonathan Doyle, of Keene, has complained in a letter to the state parks department that a Mount Monadnock park ranger halted his performance art project in the fall because he didn’t have a permit.
Doyle is arguing through the New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union Foundation that his free-speech rights were violated when he was expelled from the state park in Jaffrey. He says he and others with him, some also in costume, were on a lesser-used trail and weren’t bothering other park visitors.
Doyle says the state hasn’t responded to his letter. The Division of Parks and Recreation says it has been forwarded to the state attorney general’s office.
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Really? There’s a dress code?
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scary but yet cool its realy creepy so now i am going to have night mares a lot of them to.
Us hillfolk wood dun skend yuns owt ya chuckleheds
You made me chuckle. I must be a chucklehed.
Because your screwing up the search for the real bigfoot. Plus he might try and mate with you and you could get hurt!
girl i think that shit is str8 bull , !but i really do hope they discovered of the myth of bigfoot so it can fool lots! i find it quite interesting! amen!