In this captivating episode, join Cassie and Caitlyn on a peaceful stroll through Portland's Lone Fir Cemetery, where history intertwines with nature in the most fascinating of ways. Cassie kicks off the episode by delving into her passion for trees, leading the duo to explore the significance of Heritage Trees and their connection to the cemetery's rich tapestry.

As they unravel the cemetery's storied past, listeners are transported back to the 19th century, where the cemetery's origins lie. It all began with a promise to maintain a lone resting place, and a lone Douglas Fir tree inspiring the name. With a diverse array of individuals laid to rest within its grounds, each story echoes through the ages, offering glimpses into Portland's vibrant history. From unmarked graves to monumental mausoleums, Cassie and Caitlyn unearth the tales of resilience, tragedy, and triumph etched into Lone Fir's landscape. They shed light on the forgotten stories of Block 14, where many of the Chinese/Chinese American people, who helped to build the city, were buried. Their legacies are soon to be commemorated with a new cultural heritage and healing garden.

But the intrigue doesn't end there – as the duo navigate the cemetery's haunting tales and paranormal sightings, they ponder the impact of impending renovations on the restless spirits that roam its pathways. Tune in as Cassie and Caitlyn invite you to explore the intricate tapestry of history, nature, and the supernatural woven within the serene confines of Portland's Lone Fir Cemetery.

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