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The Dark Watchers: Phantom Shadow Figures That Haunt Big Sur - Vimarsana News

The Dark Watchers: Phantom Shadow Figures That Haunt Big Sur

The Dark Watchers Are Said To Be Enormous Humanoid Creatures That Stand Motionless On The Horizon, Watching As Travelers Pass. But There May Be An Explanation For These Alleged Sightings.

Billy Post, 61, was always up for a conversation - Vimarsana News

Billy Post, 61, was always up for a conversation

NACL remembers friendly client as goodwill ambassador

Billy Post, 61, was always up for a conversation - Vimarsana News

Billy Post, 61, was always up for a conversation

NACL remembers friendly client as goodwill ambassador

Post Ranch Inn continues to innovate in sustainable luxury - Vimarsana News

Post Ranch Inn continues to innovate in sustainable luxury

Photo by Kodiak Greenwood At Sierra Mar, the indoor air quality is now equal to or better than fresh air outside. Owner Mike Freed on why his hotel is one of the best in the world, how it has pioneered luxury sustainability, and his favorite room. share this article The Great American Road Trip has made a post-COVID resurgence this year. It’s been great news for the 40-room Post Ranch Inn, set right along California’s iconic Route 1 on Pacific-hugging cliffs. In fact, “we’re sold out,” says Mike Freed, managing partner of Passport Resorts and Post Ranch Inn. â€...

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For centuries, Big Sur residents have seen 'Dark Watchers' in the mountains - Vimarsana News

For centuries, Big Sur residents have seen 'Dark Watchers' in the mountains

For centuries, Big Sur residents have seen 'Dark Watchers' in the mountains FacebookTwitterEmail If you want to see a Dark Watcher, you should wait until the late afternoon. As the sun begins its descent behind the waves, look to the sharp ridges of the Santa Lucia Range, the mountains that rise up from the shores of Monterey and down the Central California coast. If you are lucky, you might see figures silhouetted against them. Some say the watchers are 10 feet tall, made taller or wider by hats or capes. They may turn to look at you. But they always move away quickly and disappear.

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