Weird California - By Joe Parzanese
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Haunted Ships
California with its long length of coastline has an abundance of ghost stories involving ships. These stories range from ghostly vessels silently drifting through fog shrouded bays to ghosts residing on old sailing ships, lurking in their dark holds. If you ask a sailor, he'll probably tell you that every ship of the sea is haunted. But our ships don't just stay on the water, they can even occasionally be seen mysteriously sailing along the deserts.