All right, here's a story or an email with a story from, I don't know how to pronounce her name.

It's spelled D-H-A-N-A.

Dana, Dhanah, Dhanah, Dhanah, Dhanah, Dana, Dana, Dana, Dana, Dana, I think it's Dana, I'm just playing. It's a pretty name. She writes, hello, my name is Dana, and I live in the Pacific Northwest in a small town in Washington. My husband and I have a story to tell that happened to us in 2015 in November.

We had moved into an off-grid RV park alongside the Lewis and Columbia River in April of that year,

and during the summer we began exploring the wooded area behind the park.

In the fall, I started having the uneasy feeling that we were being watched but I

never saw anything out of the ordinary. When winter came we had stocked up supplies and

were preparing to deal with the cold weather coming on. We would not go in the woods

hiking around but around the third week in November we noticed unusual activity going on

The area got quiet and I never heard so much as a frog croaking and that's when I knew we were being watched

My husband and I were woken up to feel something large slapped the side of our trailer from the

backside. Our bedroom faced the woods and it seemed that the woods amplified the sound.

Then the sound of something moving around outside. Neither of us dared to step foot outside,

nor would we allow our animals out. We could hear branches breaking in the woods behind us, and a little

later we heard screams that would scare the bejesus out of us. This, unfortunately, was not the end,

because whatever was out there terrified the dogs in the camp, and I heard more than one screaming

as it was killed.

That happened at least three nights in a row.

The screams from this creature could be heard from near the river and would start from around 9 p.m. until 3 or 4 a.m. in the morning.

We didn't sleep much during this time.

Then the third night this creature came around again and this time shoved at the trailer.

My husband was alone at the time, so I only had this accounting for this incident,

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