Doctor Dan the Bandage Man (Little Golden Book Classics)

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Of course, no fully reliable sources exist to prove that this ghoulish bandage man in Oregon exists, but at the end of the night, when you crawl into your tent alone and hear the snapping of twigs or footsteps nearby… you might just wonder if Bandage Man is on the prowl! As the truck shook violently, the couple peered through the window and were horrified to see a man covered in bloody bandages staring back at them.

The entire crew of the British ship Lupata were lost, with the exception of one of the crew member’s dog. They provide expert and detailed descriptions, disclose all significant defects and/or restorations, provide clear and accurate pricing, and operate with fairness and honesty during the purchase experience. Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. I mean I've been on 101 several times in the past couple years since moving up here to Oregon, and I've never seen a ghost on that Highway. Curious as to where the strange scent is coming from, they turn around and look toward the back of the vehicle.Whatever you choose to believe about the Bandage Man, I would suggest keeping your wits about you when driving on Highway 101 at night. All of these occurrences took place on the “old road” section of Highway 101, the northernmost road in Cannon Beach that leads to the junction of Highway 26.

This road is lined on either side with towering firs and pines, creating the sense that you’re descending deeper and deeper into the forest as you drive. It was just an old section of Highway 101 that had been bypassed when a new section put in place, but it was still accessible and wasn’t very long-just a short loop off of the highway-the whole thing from end to end could be driven in maybe five minutes or so.There are reports of Bandage Man sightings from Lincoln City all the way to Seaside (about a 90 minute to two hour stretch of road). A sequel, Doctor Dan at the Circus, written by Pauline Wilkins and illustrated by Katherine Sampson, was published in 1960 by Golden Press. However, as you approach the coast, a thick fog descends upon the road right before you turn onto Highway 101 toward the north entrance to Cannon Beach. Often, missing pets along Cannon Beach are later found half-eaten and said to be victims of the Bandage Man. In this article, I’ll discuss the story of the Bandage Man of Cannon Beach and what I learned from visiting his hometown.

Like the legends of Riverdale Road, another supposedly haunted road with dozens of accidents, it’s entirely possible the legend was created because of the multiple deaths that have occurred in the area as a way to “explain” them. For decades, the forests and back roads of Cannon Beach, Oregon have been haunted by their own mummy-like monster. The ambulance sped off but coming upon a bend on Highway 101 near Cannon Beach, the slippery road caused the ambulance to crash.What creeps me out about Bandage Man is imagining being with that someone special, on a dark abandoned road, hearing something, and turning to see a monster staring back at you.