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Yakima lights
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Burnt State
Paranormal Adept
Great article, especially for those interested in Hessdalen, as Erling Strand makes an appearance in here. Be sure to keep reading and connect to The Big Study: YAKIMA: The Second Curtain to read the rest of the story. Things get really interesting there.
Another excellent location for a triangulated camera & hard data gathering project! In that part of the world, forget "Trout Lake," & James
Gilliland IMO the other side of the Cascades is where the real action is to be found in the Southern WA/Northern OR region. When in doubt, head to the nearest Indian Reservation...
Gilliland IMO the other side of the Cascades is where the real action is to be found in the Southern WA/Northern OR region. When in doubt, head to the nearest Indian Reservation...
SiGiL
Paranormal Maven
Thanks for the link Mike. I was just in the area last week. Folklore of Sasquatch is pretty much everywhere, and strange unexplained lights as well. This also includes gift shops taking advantage of it hehe (Got my Bigfoot T-shirt as proof) The Olympic National Park area (quite large) has similar story's. I would go back there in a heart beat just to see the beauty of the area again. I highly recommend it for camping. Thanks again - I love these types of story's.
Polterwurst
Paranormal Adept
Very nice find, thanks @mike and @Burnt State.
I don't know if he's still on the forums, but @Trixterrestrial said that he was going to try and see the Yakima lights when he posted in my nocturnal lights thread. I wonder what became of that.
Many scientists involved in this research believe that it's something in the ground (rare combinations of oppositely charged metal or minerals I guess) that are responsible for the lights seeming to show up only in certain remote areas.
Which would point to a natural phenomenon. But the intelligent behavior or interactivity sometimes reported by credible witnesses could mean that the areas might "be chosen" (by whatever intelligent agency is responsible for those reports) for their remoteness alone. I guess indian reservations would fit that description. Or maybe they just want to be around people who can actually appreciate them for what they are without wanting to analyse them.
I don't know if he's still on the forums, but @Trixterrestrial said that he was going to try and see the Yakima lights when he posted in my nocturnal lights thread. I wonder what became of that.
Many scientists involved in this research believe that it's something in the ground (rare combinations of oppositely charged metal or minerals I guess) that are responsible for the lights seeming to show up only in certain remote areas.
Which would point to a natural phenomenon. But the intelligent behavior or interactivity sometimes reported by credible witnesses could mean that the areas might "be chosen" (by whatever intelligent agency is responsible for those reports) for their remoteness alone. I guess indian reservations would fit that description. Or maybe they just want to be around people who can actually appreciate them for what they are without wanting to analyse them.
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