7 haunting Washington destinations
If you’re not into the murder and mayhem of most Halloween mainstays and don’t want to tramp around ghost towns, other options await. Subtly haunting and otherworldly destinations beckon visitors with a touch of the unknowable, the whimsical and the awe-inspiring. Here are seven spots worth visiting this autumn, mostly natural entities, but a few are human-crafted, too. Recent local reports indicate the tree is struggling to survive. This might be the time to go, before erosion, storms and ocean waves eventually remove the natural spectacle. If you’ve never made it to the UK’s Stonehenge, see the second-best thing around three-and-a-half hours away, for the price of a tank of gas. The Stonehenge Memorial is a full-scale replica located in Southwest Washington. Wealthy entrepreneur Sam Hill completed the structure in 1929 as a memorial to local World War I soldiers. The monument was…