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cold weather hunting..
- Thread starter robocoin
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deathwind1
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In Portland Oregon-some where on Sandy Blvd.--I was told buy the owner he has rented it 5 times and NO ONE has been able to stay a week--There is a history of weird Deaths Since the 1800 hundreds
shawnv(or)
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that years ago when i lived over there, it was an old boarding house I think from way back and that there was couple of murders in the house and reported hauntings for years. A local TV station ran a story about it when I was a teenager and my brother and I rode our bicycles all the way from the David Douglas area to check it out I remember it was a creepy place with a tall hedge in front. That was back in the late seventy's, Probably be some good pickens though.
How's the weather over there. If the wife and I are going to get any detecting in we will probably have to head over the pass some weekend and find a spot. There is 10" of snow and 6" of frozen ground on this side of the cascades. I have a brand new detector and no place to detect.
How's the weather over there. If the wife and I are going to get any detecting in we will probably have to head over the pass some weekend and find a spot. There is 10" of snow and 6" of frozen ground on this side of the cascades. I have a brand new detector and no place to detect.