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Subject: [SierraParanormal] Our Investigations Of Salmon Falls and Sacramento Old City Cemetery.....8/29/15
Date: 9/10/2015 5:30:24 P.M. Pacific Standard Time
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Our Investigations Of Salmon Falls and Sacramento Old City Cemetery.....8/29/15

I am beginning to spread our reach on the west coast so this also means working with locations in the Sacramento Valley. Every time I go up to the big city the one thing that frustrates me is traffic and sometimes people. That is why I prefer to just stay in nature obscure from human eyes but some places are worth a few sacrifices like Salmon Falls and Old City Cemetery.

What I have learned in all of my years of doing this is that the more I keep seeing the more I want to see. Every time we explore new locations we find more on top of the ones we already visited. This was kind of the case as we explored the ghost town of Mormon Island which later drew my interest to explore its sister settlement called Salmon Falls. As far as the cemetery well it is the oldest in the county and city of Sacramento perhaps even the central valley.

The one thing I adore about being in the ElDorado Hills just below the high sierras is that nature is abundant. Even in cooler months flowers and nature thrive. When I go out into the field looking for bigfoot or anything strange I always love to spend time with nature itself. People are so driven at seeing something paranormal however patience is part of the equation. We all must learn to enjoy the paranormal as a whole but also where its found at.

This was going to be a nice trip I was looking for to heading out to the Folsom Lake area. I packed food, sodas and a cooler for our trek into the valley. I had a fun day planned a little hiking, bird watching, paranormal investigating, partying, historic walks and a nice scenic drive through the sierras. You cant beat that! I think more folks really need to live life a little enjoy yourselves nobody gets paid to seek out ghosts or the strange.

It was an early morning I sometimes like to get breakfast and this time I had gotten some cinnamon coffee for the ride out to the valley. I guess that is one reason why we cant keep investigators they always hate that we head out early. But considering how much ground in one day I can cover we need all the day light we can get to conduct our research and if things run into the night even better lol.

When we arrived at Folsom Lake our first location would be a hike out to Salmon Falls. Keep in mind that the lake is at a record low therefore many gold rush towns and settlements are being unearthed. Salmon Falls will not stay above water forever not if we get a few good winters therefore I made it my mission to get here to see this ghost town.

Its kind of shocking when you arrive at Folsom here they are building new dam projects but honestly the river is barely flowing and where water once resided is now open vast meadows. Tammy and I would park on the NE side of the lake near the woodsy gate that you have to go around. Our adventure to Salmon Falls would begin here!

Salmon Falls California

I was excited to get hiking as a mile or two away is another ghost town that has been unearthed called Mormon Island. If Salmon Falls is anything like Mormon Island then I had hoped for some good EMF readings and EVP's. When the dam project came to be in the mid 1900's many of the gold rush town cemeteries had to be relocated however not all graves were removed and they flooded the American River to create a lake. Now where the lake should be today its gone therefore Salmon Falls is 110 percent exposed above the receding waters.

You start off hiking through the hills in this very thick forest then come out following the meandering Sweetwater Creek. Higher up the hill where the creek use to flow forcefully there are falls which are said to be really nonexistent especially with the drought. You could tell the area was hurting everything was brown and trees were already shedding there leaves despite its not fall yet.

Eventually you will come out to an area that has little tree growth they are rather little meadows. I found some wild flowers growing back here but not many. I am sure in the Spring they are more prevalent but one can see how the effects of low water are effecting the region period that includes the meadows the wildlife grazes in. I found some foundation in the woods or at least a pile of rocks where someone probably had a miners cabin at one time.

It is a very cozy hike you are literally surrounded by these rolling hills and are traversing the lower sierras. I have worked allot with the lower sierras and I must say there are some paranormal gems to be found. As you hike towards the north you will eventually begin to see a green oasis surrounding the creek then further due north a perpendicular stretch of greenery. So I had realized that I had reached the area where the creek and the American River converge. Although the creek was barely trickling the river was glowing therefore this area was much more vibrant with colors.

Along the creek I came across an old dyke built with native mortar, stone and a hand poured type of concrete or at least reinforced at a later time. Nearby were little pools of water I seen a few small fish and these yellow flowers were growing along the banks of the creek. Further past the dyke was a couple of ruins it looked like they were designed to hold a small bridge that crosses Sweetwater Creek.

Further down creek not to far from where it drains into the river is a massive concrete foundation which edges the creeks bank. Maybe this was part of an old dam or the bridge it spans both sides with the middle slab missing as if it were washed away in a massive flash flood. From what I read the town had smaller bridges that crossed over various water channels that were being diverted from a nearby lake. I like to climb on things so I went to the top of this to stand.

I found a series of stone blocks that led down a hillside also towards the creek and stone ruins left behind back when Salmon Falls operated the Natoma Project. It appears that this stone tube narrows as it begins its descent which causes the water to flow through it faster so that it can be diverted via channel to other local settlements such as Red Banks and Mormon Island. To find a remnant of the Natoma Ditch Project was really awesome considering the last time I seen such stone tubing I was at Mormon Island and did not learn about the Natoma Water Project till after the fact.

There was a bluff that Tammy and I stood on overlooking Sweetwater Creek and the South Fork Of The American River. The canyon is very beautiful not as intense as the higher sierras but no less the river was flowing nicely and there was some mild rapids. The bird life in this little area was amazing as many birds were nesting and landing on the rocks below. This area is very green, lush and cooler the birds seem to gather here. I even seen some geese across the river then again many flocks would fly off and new ones would land here. At one point we seen three beautiful violet colored birds on a small rock all together.

This was a great area to watch nature but we would eventually follow the river to the bridge which is this ghost towns most prominent monolithic feature. The bridge spans across the canyon and river it was one of the earliest of its day in the state of California. If you pay close attention to the bridge you can see cracks in it and some of the slabs that span the river are leaning. Do not get me wrong its very safe you can ride your bike across it but it has seen better days considering it was underwater for decades.

Prior to the bridge there is what appears to be more foundations which made have been part of another dyke or dam project near the bridge itself. These spans are long gone but the stone ruins that once held them together are still there and stone anchors. Some of those stone pillars have metal rings on the top of them you could tell they attached to something more at one given time.

We spent sometime up on the bridge by then the sun was really baking another reason why I leave early in the morning. I try to avoid the hot sun especially in the valley where temps get dangerously hot. The valley is probably a better winter destination but I had gotten a report that Salmon Falls may be going under. Were supposed to get one of the strongest El Nino's in the regions history with rains, flooding and record snowfall. It only takes one good winter and the entire ghost town of Salmon Falls including this bridge which traverses the river for a couple hundred feet would be completely submerged so you can see my urgency!

Tammy spotted a nearby hill which had a bunch of stone foundations or so we thought. There is no trail so I just climbed the steep hill to the top which had great views of Salmon Falls below but apparently the scouts took piles of stones from the original town to build a variety of different things. One of the things they built out of rocks was a BBQ and fire pit another was this bench. These kind of stones are often used during the gold rush to build miner cabins but it would appear that those stones found crumbling on the hill have been re purposed lol.

We walked down to the bridge then had a nice picnic under one of the arches. I am telling all of you it was a really great time butterflies all over, lizards sunbathing, river flowing, shade from the bridge, cool breeze and good food. I smoked a cigar and kicked it I never felt at home so much in my life. Folsom Lake might be close to Sacramento but its a world away from a world trust me. Sitting under a bridge and chasing a few butterflies makes for a good day.

Not only did I play with nature but I did do quite a few EVP sessions here trust me I did very well at Red Banks, Mormon Island and Mormon Island Relocation Cemetery. I am hoping this fourth location will reveal more but its hard to say. You also have to understand that there are graves all over the place that were left behind and remain unmarked. Back in the day when you passed on they buried you anywhere in town during the gold rush days.

I did take some EMF Gauss readings I have to say back at the collapsed bridge over Sweetwater Creek and the bridge area of Salmon Falls that crosses the river both had high readouts. I found this a bit unusual there are no power lines nearby or transformers but there was times where I took readings at various foundations only in return to get abnormally high readings. Mormon Island was very similar especially whenever we pointed it towards the ground which had me theorize that maybe it spikes when you get near certain unmarked grave sites. But between the EMF readouts and comparing them with my EVP I believe that both of the results will finalize this case as to the Salmon Falls Ghost town site containing some unseen energy.

Under the bridge we also begin to track these large tracks we found which I proposed they may be mountain lion. At first I said large dog but the claws in those tracks were almost tiger like. These hills are still part of the sierras people tend to forget this and they also forget that big cats roam these hills. Not just big cats but coyotes and sometimes an occasional bear. The pads, claws and size of the tracks found near the water were bigger then my fist.

It was a nice day people were hiking, running there dogs and even swimming. This place is a jewel and for the most part I was alone the entire time. I hated to leave but we had other areas we wanted to hike around at including an old water wheel which I never found. I have an idea where it is but its not easily accessed and it may have been washed away from the river. You kind of have to look around throughout the brush also I found a few foundations and remnants of the town half buried in mud or covered by foliage.

There is also an old road I believe it was downtown Salmon Falls which today is still visible. Tammy and I found a foundation along with a trough for horses along it. Salmon Falls may have been a mining town but it had ranches and vineyards as well. You had to have ranchers to feed the miners working that Placer Gold which was diverted from the river using channels during the beginnings of the Natoma Project.

As we looped around down the road we came across a foundation with steps leading down to the bottom, a massive stone slab, a few concrete fallen pillars and a set of stairs all by there lonesome self. This was a nice find considering how very little is left of Salmon Falls. I am not sure what was here Salmon Falls boasted stores, hotels, businesses, ranches, offices, mills, saloons and so much more. When you see stone or concrete ruins its hard to make heads or tails of what they could possibly be.

That was all we were able to find the brush where downtown use to be is so tall and thick you cannot get through it. You can if you do not mind dealing with the ticks but I have a feeling there is more that remains to be seen. Their is plenty of stone slabs probably made with native rock then made with an older concrete. You can see material embedded in it of various local geology mixed with the sediment.

Eventually we would head on back through the woods I was amazed at how low the lake is. Let me rephrase things the lake is gone and once again the American River flows through here. I also found another creek in the woods while exploring but it was dry. It is a treat in itself to be able to see Salmon Falls because for years it was underwater. Today with the lake so low there are foot paths and place you can go only the early settlers explored. I know the area is ancient they have found grinding rock and village sites nearby.

The weather was really getting hot a few times that morning I had thought it would have rained as it was overcast on and off with gentle sprinkles. But it was nothing substantial therefore once the clouds cleared up we were thankful to get back to some air conditioning and ice cold drinks. Before we would entirely leave the area I had one last stop.

If you travel a couple miles down the road there is a bridge that crosses the American River Canyon. Although its the new bridge well not so new it truly is a wonder I highly recommend you visiting. As you climb higher into the foothills this large iron bridge crosses the ravine. The higher up you go into the sierras the bigger the American River becomes and deeper. I ended up parking by the entrance to the bridge then had gotten my gear for a hike.

I climbed along the side of the bridge to the bottom of the ravine where I followed the river to some rapids. This is a busy area you had groups of people chilling on rocks, swimming and women sunbathing. This seems to be an area where people do outdoor recreational activities in the river. Hell I seen one guy snorkeling in a clear pool of water. I would hike under the bridge where Tammy was yelling down to me from the top of the ravine. That is when I rock climbed out of the ravine nearly straight up for 80 plus feet. At one time during the gold rush many miners panned the river below for its placer gold.

After our big adventure we drove up to Roseville which is lovely historic city just north of Sacramento. I spent quite a few times up there years ago and almost once lived there. I like Roseville but mainly because it has a Dave & Busters. While we had plans to eat a fantastic lunch I also was excited to play some games win some tickets. The one advantage of investigating haunts in the foothills or valley is in between you have access to some cool places to chill at. You cant be all work and no play;) I stopped at an organic store while waiting for my table and had gotten me a chocolate milk. It had to taste but it kept me hydrated outside by the fountains for the time being.

I ate quite well eating spicy Buffalo Wings, Steak, Shrimp Mushrooms and an Alfredo Linguini with a lobster sauce. After we ate we played all sorts of games one of them ripped me off it was one of the most expensive and it did not give me anything not even tickets. The games are fun but it would appear that Tammy did a much better job then I do although I scored a ton of points on the basketball and skeeball stations. I also played this balloon game and a few other machines to win tickets. Last time I was here I won a basketball and a shot glass this time though I was going to just save my tickets.

We still had one more location to work with the problem is that this second place is that they fold early. The Old Town Historic Cemetery in Sacramento today is more of a museum then it is a graveyard. They have security and nightly visits are out of the question. So we had to keep our appointment and well let me just say it is such a large cemetery it may take more then one trip to complete it.

Lord Rick

Their is a hill above the river and the old bridge you can sit at which overlooks the entire Salmon Falls Townsite. As most of you are aware most of the town went underwater while what is left happens to be very little. I call this place stone camp someone made stone seating, fireplace and even a kiln for cooking. It may have been the Scouts but cannot say for sure. I can tell some of the rocks been cut while other ones are very native to the area but probably were gathered one by one . More then likely their was a stone cabin on this hill it may have been a store, miners home, saloon or served some other function. Perhaps when it collapsed someone utilized the stone to create this encampment.

Whatever made these tracks had very sharp claws at one time bigfoot use to roam this area as it was very heavily forested. But since Folsom is a growing area allot of folks are buying up property then clearing out allot of the forest surrounding Salmon Falls. With that being said it appears that since Bigfoot sightings have ceased many years ago in the area their is still one other dominant predator in the region who might dominante these hills such as for example mountain lions.

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