Abandoned Oregon: Ghost Towns of the Painted Hills and Beyond

Ghost Towns of the Painted Hills and Beyond

Author: Ash Knotts Series: America Through Time

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Takes readers on a series of adventurous road trips through central Oregon's ghost towns, blending paranormal intrigue, personal narrative, and original photography.

Abandoned Oregon: Ghost Towns of the Painted Hills and Beyond combines the author's penchant for aimless road trips, foolhardy adventure seeking, and paranormal curiosity and offers it all up in four variations on a weekend getaway through central Oregon. Beginning in the Painted Hills, the reader is given the option to travel in any direction they so choose and thus take on the repercussions. These adventures run the gamut from everyday hazards of the trade to run-ins with the ghosts of rave kids. The narrator, though spiteful and somewhat caustic, is keen on taking you to the most interesting locations. Complete with a selection of original photographs taken on various similar road trips, Abandoned Oregon is sure to offer an entertaining read, or four.

About the Author

ASH KNOTTS grew up in rural Ohio with not much to do except explore abandoned houses looking for ghosts. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon, where she divides her time between working as an animator, shooting independent films, and exploring the Wild West with her dog, Sooki. She owes much of her curiosity for decrepit buildings, history, and cemeteries to her supportive and patient parents, Jim and Jan. Ash's other work be found on her Instagram, @GhostTownStopMotion, and her website, AshKnotts.com.

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Abandoned Oregon: Ghost Towns of the Painted Hills and Beyond combines the author's penchant for aimless road trips, foolhardy adventure seeking, and paranormal curiosity and offers it all up in four variations on a weekend getaway through central Oregon. Beginning in the Painted Hills, the reader is given the option to travel in any direction they so choose and thus take on the repercussions. These adventures run the gamut from everyday hazards of the trade to run-ins with the ghosts of rave kids. The narrator, though spiteful and somewhat caustic, is keen on taking you to the most interesting locations. Complete with a selection of original photographs taken on various similar road trips, Abandoned Oregon is sure to offer an entertaining read, or four.