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A Haunting We Will Go (opens the original)
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This time of year, the moon rises relatively soon after sunset for several evenings in a row, extending the daylight available to farmers during harvest. September’s full moon is named the Harvest Moon for that very reason.Here on the Long Beach Peninsula, September brings the cranberry harvest, shorter days, cooler evenings, and the unmistakable feeling that summer is packing up and heading out. It also brings the first Full Moon Edition of A Haunting We Will Go: Harvest.Strange CountryDrive no
The In-Between (opens the original)
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There is the world we know. It has roads and houses. Histories recorded in books. Objects that sit quietly on shelves.But there are places where the rules become less reliable.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="377.4945054945055" src="https://substa
Ghostlight (opens the original)
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A Haunting We Will Go Update (opens the original)
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A lunar cycle takes about 29½ days. The moon waxes from darkness toward full illumination, then wanes until the cycle begins again.Disappear. Return. Repeat.Around here, that’s practically a business model.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" h
The Graveyard of the Pacific (opens the original)
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Along the windswept edge of the Long Beach Peninsula, lies the historic village of Oysterville. It is a place of salt air and silence, where the fog rolls in like memories and gulls are crying ghosts. Here, the convergence of the Pacific Ocean and Columbia River create one of the most treacherous maritime passages in the world. Shifting sandbars, unpredictable currents, and sudden storms have earned the region a grim and fitting nickname: The Graveyard of the Pacific.Broken hulls, lost cargo, an
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