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My husband Jerry and I stayed busy seven days a week running our commercial construction company. After we moved out to the country, we enjoyed the peace and quiet during our off-work hours. More than a decade later, extraordinary things began happening.
“There was one big question I asked myself…

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1 author picked The Sasquatch People as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Reading about the author's experiences in the woods of the Pacific Northwest gives us a glimpse into things unseen. The woods evoke mystery, and the creatures she encountered there give us a deeper glimpse into the true nature of reality.

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