Ghosts, Critters and Sacred Places of Washington and Oregon II Book

This is the third book in Jeff Davis' continuing series of books on paranormal events in the Pacific Northwest. These are true stories, taken from Native American legends, books, newspapers and first person interviews. Jeff has collected stories from many of the major cities of Washington and Oregon; Seattle, Portland, Spokane and the Tri-Cities as well as many smaller cities and towns. There are military ghosts, playful ghosts, frightening ghosts and ghostly animals. Many of the haunted places in this book are open to the public as restaurants, pubs, theaters, hotels and museums. There are also strange stories about the many semi-mystical "critters" of the Pacific Northwest. There are new Bigfoot sightings, rains of salamanders, and strange sea creatures in the Puget Sound. In keeping with his curiousity about the science of parapsychology, Jeff examines the phenomenon of ghost photography and how it is suposed to capture spirit images. The ancient practice of firewalking is alive and well in Washington State and Jeff discusses a walk conducted near his home in Southwest Washington.