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PIRT: PGF Image Resource Thread

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From the Bob Heironimus Bigfoot thread...

kitakaze said:
I am creating a new thread on the PGF (Yes! Try and stop me!) for PGF researchers called "The PGF Image Resource Thread." Other people can call it "PGFIRT" or maybe "PFIRT", which makes me snicker, but I will simply call it the PIRT. Whatever it's called, we need the PIRT. I am finding the fact that I don't have my own website yet and the nature of an internet forum to often he a hinderance, for all the benefits posting research on a public forum has. In the near future I will be creating my own website, somewhat akin to Matt Crowley's Orgone Research. Matt has given me helpful advice on this.

Too many times my research has been sidetracked and bogged down by searching for some image I or somebody else posted, or something that I wrote. When it comes to my own posts, the forum search engine is helpful, but not really when it comes to older posts. Sometimes even fairly new things won't show up for some reason. The time restrictions are a pain as well when I am hurriedly trying to scrounge something up. I learned that plain old googling my own posts often works better.

What I would like is simply for PIRT to be an easy way to locate and use images related to the PGF. Obviously PGF frames would be included, but other things as well, such as frames from the South Fork film, or things like the Argosy magazine, scans from Patterson's book, etc. What I think would work best is that when you add an image to PIRT, you give it a brief summary and title. The title should have keywords that easily make it searchable. Take William's frame he posted there. How do you find that?

It could be given tag words like "unknown rider", "pack horse", "autumn", "dirt road" etc. They have to be things that the search engine won't exclude because they are too common, and things that won't help, like, "Gimlin". WP and JcR, could you add your images to the PIRT after I make it? And JcR, could you add your image as the original unaltered one with a description? If descriptions aren't fully known, we can discuss it in the current PGF thread.

I would like to make a stipulation that there are absolutely no crayon pics added. That means no images that have gobbledy-gook scribbled all over them. If they are added, they should be deleted as OT. Also, an effort should be made to exclude tampered images, such as Patty being squished or stretched. The image of the Morris recreation suit that Óðinn said had been highly tampered with is something I think that could be included and the details of the tampering listed. Also, I think there should be no discussion really of the images in that thread. If we let that happen, then suddenly we really just have another regular PGF thread. The point of the PIRT should be an online filing and retrieval resource for PGF researchers.
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Image: Bob Heironimus

Description: Bob Heironimus at approximately 26 years of age standing in front of his 1962 Corvette. Image has been cropped from full photo showing car and driveway. Likely taken at Bob's home on South 90th Avenue of the Ahtanum Valley in Yakima.

Note: Image is labeled "Bob 1966" but the actual date is said by Heironimus to be bewteen 1966 and 1968.

Tag words: Corvette, Heironimus, black and white, t-shirt, jeans, sixties, standing, driveway.
 
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Image: Roger Patterson with packhorse (#1)

Description: Apparently shows Roger Patterson riding Peanuts and pulling a packhorse at Bluff Creek. This is a still from film footage and is occasionally seen immediately before the Patty encounter footage. Camera is presumed to be held by Bob Gimlin.

Tag words: Roger Patterson, Peanuts, Bluff Creek, packhorse
 
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Image: Satellite image of South Ninetieth Avenue of the Ahtanum Valley in Yakima highlighting the homes of Bob Heironimus and Bob Gimlin, showing them to be nine doors apart.

Description: Often unknown by Bigfoot supporters is the fact that Bob Heironimus and Bob Gimlin have been friends since before the PGF was shot and in fact have lived close to each other on the same street in Yakima for decades.

Tag words: Gimlin, Heironimus, Ahtanum Valley, Yakima, South Ninetieth Avenue, houses.
 
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Image: Unknown rider with packhorse (#1)

Description: A still image from film footage. The rider may be Bob Gimlin (thinks William Parcher) and is said to be Bob Gimlin (by John Green) at Bluff Creek. The large horse may be Chico (WP) based on the size, color, white socks and the circumstances of Gimlin borrowing this horse. White packhorse with wooden boxes appears to be the same as from other Bluff Creek footage. This footage is often shown immediately preceding the Patty encounter footage.

Tag words: Bob Gimlin, Chico, Bluff Creek, packhorse, unknown rider
 
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Image: Unknown rider with packhorse (#2)

Description: A still image from film footage(?). The rider may be Bob Gimlin (thinks William Parcher) and is said to be Bob Gimlin (by John Green) at Bluff Creek. The large horse may be Chico (WP) based on the size, color, white socks and the circumstances of Gimlin borrowing this horse. White packhorse with wooden boxes appears to be the same as from other Bluff Creek footage. This still image was posted on BFF by "comncents". WP has never seen it elsewhere and it is presumed to be related to "Unknown rider with packhorse (#1)".

Tag words: Bob Gimlin, Chico, Bluff Creek, packhorse, unknown rider
 
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Image: Bob Heironimus (#2)

Description: Bob Heironimus at approximately 26 years of age standing in front of his 1962 Corvette. Full photo showing car and driveway. Likely taken at Bob's home on South 90th Avenue of the Ahtanum Valley in Yakima.

Note: Image is said by Heironimus to be taken between 1966 and 1968.

Tag words: Corvette, Heironimus, black and white, t-shirt, jeans, sixties, standing, driveway.
 
This exercise is already a bit difficult. It's not easy to come up with an image name or title. Then there will be bunches of other images that could use the same name. Note that I had to start numbering because I have more than one "unknown rider with packhorse at Bluff Creek". Higher quality versions of the same images could show up later from other sources as well. There is also the issue of labeling or describing an image based on your own opinion. For example I think posts 5&6 show Gimlin riding Chico at Bluff Creek... but if I name the image something like "Gimlin on Chico at Bluff Creek" it could lead people to think that is some kind of verified fact.
 
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Image: Jerry Merritt (#1)

Description: Jerry Merritt on horseback presumably in Washington. This still image is presumably from film footage.

Note: Jerry is seen in the same clothes and horse in several other images and footage.

Tag words: Jerry Merritt, Washington, related footage
 
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Image: Jerry Merritt (#2)

Description: Jerry Merritt on horseback presumably in Washington. This still image is from film footage which shows Bob Heironimus riding in front of Jerry.

Note: Jerry is seen in the same clothes and horse in several other images and footage.

Tag words: Jerry Merritt, Washington, related footage
 
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Image: Roger Patterson with packhorse (#2)

Description: Apparently shows Roger Patterson riding Peanuts and pulling a packhorse at Bluff Creek. The packhorse is directly behind Roger. This is a still from film footage and is occasionally seen immediately before the Patty encounter footage. Camera is presumed to be held by Bob Gimlin.

Note: This footage has been presented in two different orientations (flipped). The accurate orientation is not yet known. Is Roger actually riding from right-to-left or vice-versa?

Tag words: Roger Patterson, Peanuts, Bluff Creek, packhorse
 
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Image: Roger Patterson with dog (#1)

Description: Roger Patterson on horseback with a dog - presumably in Washington. Roger is carrying binoculars. The horse is showing a blaze/no socks and is presumably not Peanuts (WP). This still image is from film footage.

Tag words: Roger Patterson, Washington, related footage, dog, binoculars
 
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Image: Roger Patterson with dog (#2)

Description: Roger Patterson on horseback with a dog - presumably in Washington. Roger is carrying binoculars. The horse is showing a blaze/no socks and is presumably not Peanuts (WP). This still image is from film footage.

Tag words: Roger Patterson, Washington, related footage, dog, binoculars
 
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Image: Roger Patterson at a store (#1 - montage of four stills)

Description: Roger Patterson presumably at a store in Washington. Roger is wearing clothing that can be seen in other images. There is a hood beneath his hat. Roger walks up to the store steps and then climbs them. These still images are from film footage.

Note: Bill Munns found this footage on a reel presented by Patricia Patterson.

Tag words: Roger Patterson, Washington, related footage, store, Bill Munns, Patricia Patterson
 
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Image: Roger Patterson. 1969 Tri-City Harold Newspaper advert.

Description: Roger Patterson's Bigfoot motion film advert from the Tri-City Harold Newspaper, Washington. March 16, 1969.

Tag words: Roger Patterson, Washington, Tri-City Harold, related footage, Newspaper ads
 
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Image: Jerry Merritt (#3)

Description: Jerry Merritt on horseback presumably in Washington. This still image is from film footage which shows Bob Heironimus riding in front of Jerry.

Note: Jerry is seen in the same clothes and horse in several other images and footage.

Tag words: Jerry Merritt, Washington, related footage
 
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Image: Roger Patterson Bigfoot Film (PGF) Portland Oregon 1969 newspaper advertisement

Description: Roger Patterson's Bigfoot motion film advertisement from the Portland Oregon area in 1969. Shows ticket prices.

Tag words: Roger Patterson, Bigfoot Film, PGF, Portland Oregon, related footage, Newspaper ads
 
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