#albatwitch

The Albatwitch: Pennsylvania's Unique Cryptid Mythology

There are reports of miniature Bigfoot running around Pennsylvania. These go back to native lore and early settler tales. People are still seeing the albatwitch.

From the description:

Early one February morning in 2002, Rick Fisher was driving down Route 23 toward Marietta, Pennsylvania, when he saw what he thought was a child standing in the middle of the road. He slowed, planning to help—until he got close enough to see this was no child, or at least not a human one. The figure was about five feet tall, stick thin, and covered in dark hair. Fisher turned on his high beams to get a better look. The creature turned around, staring at Fisher with yellow eyes, then vanished...

Cryptid & Creature Drawtober Day 14—The Albatwitch

Ohmygoshwhatintheworldwhyisthishappeningtome

What am I supposed to do with these? Why am I hiding them from @doctorstrangeaskblog ? Why are there so many? What am I gonna— *idea coming!* *snaps fingers* Got it!

*grabs shrinking disks* *coaxes animals* C’mon you cryptid things you…come on… *gets them inside safe container* *shrinks it*

The Albatwitches of Chickie Rock, PA

Local legends in the area of Columbia, Pennsylvania speak of a creature called an “albatwitch.” The albatwitch is a small (about 4 feet tall), manlike creature, which supposedly lived in wooded areas.

The creatures are named for a habit, which they possess. Their bizarre common name is short for “apple-snitch”, as they are reputed to have a taste for apples. Legends speak of how the Albatwitches would often steal apples from picnickers, occasionally even throwing them at the startled people.