GHOST HUNTERS

This is the reporting by a Bigfoot researcher of an ongoing study in the Southern part of the United States in a very large park area near homes and urban setting. LINK TO PRIOR INSTALLMENTS STARTING WITH #1 Journal Volume 3 Field Report #51 Friday December 2, 2016 I didn't work today. I had to take the car to my mechanic for brake work. I took it in at 7 AM and it was ready before 10 AM. Also starting this afternoon thru Sunday, we were supposed to get heavy rains with possible flooding. With this possibility, I made the decision to go to the site today.  I left home at 10:46 AM for the parking area. I arrived at the park 11:03 AM. The temperature was 65, cool and breezy, mostly cloudy with the sun breaking thru at times.  At 11:09 AM, I was geared up and riding my bike to 1B. At 11:17 AM, I was at the 1B treeline entry point and began moving to the pipes.  Again, upon entry to the area, I did 3 flute notes, 3 tree knocks and whistles. My observations with photos follows...

I am beginning a series of posts ongoing on GHT concerning the viability of Bigfoot in the desert. I expect to also be trekking to some locations to show the environments and what they have to offer to share the feasibility that Bigfoot can live anywhere. I begin the series today with the case of the Horizon City, Texas Bigfoot sightings. Horizon City, Texas in El Paso County has about 17,000 residents in a quaint desert town. This quiet subdivision on arid lands is one of the last places one would suspect a Bigfoot to roam and yet repeatedly there have been reports of a "Monster" walking the desert fringes. Sightings of a 7-foot tall being that is broad-shouldered, with an elongated head, dark hair all over, "ape-like," with red glowing eyes have been reported walking the desert in the Horizon City area have been reported since the 1970s.  Many of the reports have been called either hoaxes or sightings of an indigent living in the mountains nearby.  Some claim ther...

The 1950s are so beloved because, like the 1980s, they were a boom time for the country's economy, the middle class, and expansion and growth in America, not to mention fashion and the arts! With the pounding away at new stretches of highway, family car trip vacations, tourist attractions and more in a Nuclear Age, it seemed anything was possible. And the movies reflected a general sense of fear of irradiation and the "Commies" mixed with changing roles of females, as well as teenagers acquiring cars and freedoms. Let's have a look at the lineup of fantastic thrillers and science fiction that flooded the theaters in the very original 1950s - You will often see running themes in the science fiction and thrillers of the 50s. Many showed a confusion about women's roles as if they were having a hard time giving up the money-grubbing, angry, bimbo themes and accepting the intelligence scientist concepts. Many of the smart (brunette always) women in roles of science in ...

Hopi legend tells that the current earth is the Fourth World to be inhabited by Tawa's creations. The story essentially states that in each previous world, the people, though originally happy, became disobedient and lived contrary to Tawa's plan; they engaged in sexual promiscuity, fought one another and would not live in harmony. Thus, the most obedient were led (usually by Spider Woman) to the next higher world, with physical changes occurring both in the people in the course of their journey, and in the environment of the next world.  In some stories, these former worlds were then destroyed along with their wicked inhabitants, whereas in others the good people were simply led away from the chaos which had been created by their actions. (strangely like the theme of Saddam and Gomorrah scenario) Two main versions exist as to the Hopi's emergence into the present Fourth World. The more prevalent is that Spider Grandmother caused a hollow reed (or bamboo) to grow into the sk...

Summer road trip time - why not consider scaring the crap out of your family? The road to Big Sur (above) is sure to separate boys from men.  Highway 1  is an intense cliff hugging drive along the coast for 122 miles from Monterey to Morro Bay. Independence Pass from Aspen to Leadville in Colorado.   Highway 82  is a 187-mile white knuckler. And if that's not enough, you take the over 1000-foot tall highest suspension bridge in the world! Great Smoky Mountains National Park "Tail of the Dragon" in North Carolina/Tennessee  Highway 129  takes you on 11 miles of awesome views. Clinton Road , Passaic County, New Jersey.   Seriously paranormal , " If you are visiting the road at midnight, stop by the bridge at Dead Man’s Curve for a game of catch. Toss pennies into the water, and the ghost of a young boy will toss them back.  A gray wolf with red eyes will stalk you from the bushes.  Satan worshippers will hang hang up their bloody clot...