KC and Maurice are FrankiVerse Cafe's resident paranormal investigators and ethereal energy cleansers, and they have taken their REM pods, their field notebooks, and one extremely patient terrier named Lucy on a road trip through the haunted heart of the Pacific Northwest.From the stone ruins of Portland's Witch's Castle to the underground passages beneath Old Town, from a lighthouse on the Oregon coast where a ghost named Rue has been tidying up since 1894 to a floating log at Crater Lake that made it snow in August when someone tried to tie it down — KC and Maurice investigate twelve of the most documented paranormal locations in Washington, Oregon, and Vancouver, BC, and report back honestly on what they found, what they didn't, and what found them instead.Hauntings in Sasquatch Territory is part real history, part paranormal case file, part road trip dispatch, and entirely FrankiVerse. The investigations are genuine, the busts are documented with appropriate humor, the local coffee is always noted, and Drew — a nine-foot zen Buddhist Sasquatch and FrankiVerse Cafe's Pacific Northwest regional manager — is waiting at the end of the road with oat milk lattes and some information about the vortex system that connects several of the locations you just read about.You were going to want to know about that.For more FrankiVerse Cafe — experimental media, self-help, and entertainment for the neurospicy brain — find the YouTube channel and the full universe of ebooks, merch, and membership at Franki Was Here DOT com.

KC and Maurice are FrankiVerse Cafe's resident paranormal investigators and ethereal energy cleansers, and they have taken their REM pods, their field notebooks, and one extremely patient terrier named Lucy on a road trip through the haunted heart of the Pacific Northwest.From the stone ruins of Portland's Witch's Castle to the underground passages beneath Old Town, from a lighthouse on the Oregon coast where a ghost named Rue has been tidying up since 1894 to a floating log at Crater Lake that made it snow in August when someone tried to tie it down — KC and Maurice investigate twelve of the most documented paranormal locations in Washington, Oregon, and Vancouver, BC, and report back honestly on what they found, what they didn't, and what found them instead.Hauntings in Sasquatch Territory is part real history, part paranormal case file, part road trip dispatch, and entirely FrankiVerse. The investigations are genuine, the busts are documented with appropriate humor, the local coffee is always noted, and Drew — a nine-foot zen Buddhist Sasquatch and FrankiVerse Cafe's Pacific Northwest regional manager — is waiting at the end of the road with oat milk lattes and some information about the vortex system that connects several of the locations you just read about.You were going to want to know about that.For more FrankiVerse Cafe — experimental media, self-help, and entertainment for the neurospicy brain — find the YouTube channel and the full universe of ebooks, merch, and membership at Franki Was Here DOT com.

KC and Maurice are FrankiVerse Cafe's resident paranormal investigators and ethereal energy cleansers, and they have taken their REM pods, their field notebooks, and one extremely patient terrier named Lucy on a road trip through the haunted heart of the Pacific Northwest.From the stone ruins of Portland's Witch's Castle to the underground passages beneath Old Town, from a lighthouse on the Oregon coast where a ghost named Rue has been tidying up since 1894 to a floating log at Crater Lake that made it snow in August when someone tried to tie it down — KC and Maurice investigate twelve of the most documented paranormal locations in Washington, Oregon, and Vancouver, BC, and report back honestly on what they found, what they didn't, and what found them instead.Hauntings in Sasquatch Territory is part real history, part paranormal case file, part road trip dispatch, and entirely FrankiVerse. The investigations are genuine, the busts are documented with appropriate humor, the local coffee is always noted, and Drew — a nine-foot zen Buddhist Sasquatch and FrankiVerse Cafe's Pacific Northwest regional manager — is waiting at the end of the road with oat milk lattes and some information about the vortex system that connects several of the locations you just read about.You were going to want to know about that.For more FrankiVerse Cafe — experimental media, self-help, and entertainment for the neurospicy brain — find the YouTube channel and the full universe of ebooks, merch, and membership at Franki Was Here DOT com.