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Old Home Days return in Enfield after a pandemic layoff >Linda Velasquez, left, of Lebanon, N.H., buys bracelets for her daughters from Talia Kentel, 10, of Enfield, N.H., at the Enfield Farmers Market during Enfield Old Home Days in Enfield on Saturday, July 24, 2021. Kentel, who was selling her work at the farmers market alongside her mother, Coral Stack, second from right, and grandmother, Cathy Marquardt, right, said she is saving up her money to buy a horse. (Valley News / Report For America - Alex Driehaus) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Valley News / Report For America photographs Alex Driehaus
they found it by there were three different ways of looking for this. one they had a lighted item which was a kind of a dome with circulating lights. this was supposed to attract the squid to the lights. somebody else washed up a squid and put the squid in the water and the third head another squid on a baited and filmed all of this. covering all your bases. that was the idea because other expeditions have tried in the past to do this and all of them have failed up to this point. the lighting up worked marginally well but what it meant was there was a robot camera that got this image of the giant squid. so still by that point no one had ever actually seen one with their eyes. the squashing up of pieces of a squid didn t work at all, but the baited hook did and the baited hook the man who was most instrumental in looking for this squid, whose career was destreeted to trying to find this, was the successful