JC Johnson

J.C. Johnson
J.C. Johnson first appeared on Gia Scott's Dawn of Shades on December 22nd, 2009.

He appeared again on July 19, 2011.

J.C. Johnson

About J.C. Johnson

JC Johnson is president of the North American Fortean Society(NAFS), a founding member of the crew over at "Crypto Four Corners", and has been a professional river and outdoor guide for over twenty years. His knowledge, atunement with nature, and undying faith make him an invaluable force in the field of research and investigations. His experiences with "Squatch", "the scragglies", Skinwalker, and many aspects of the realms of the paranormal and cryptozoological are nothing short of amazing accounts that will be sure to make your breath catch in your chest for a moment and leave you wondering whether you should check under your bed tonight before you dare close your eyes.

Join us for an evening of thrilling firsthand accounts and some startling new revelations that may just change the face of cryptozoology and history from this day forward.

In JC's own words.........

MY CONFESSION

"I have long loved "God's Creation" the great "Out of Doors" and into other doors I have found myself to have passed through. Some of these doors, open to darkness, some to light, a discerning soul will judge which of them is the good portion."

Please visit these sites and links to contact JC or learn a bit more about him and his important works:

http://nafsociety.net/

North American Fortean Society

http://www.untameddimensions.com/c.html

Crypto Four Corners

Sitgreaves National Forest

Rock formations, Navajo County, Arizona

Grand Falls of the Little Colorado while dry.

Dirt Road-Straight as an arrow-somewhere in Northern Arizona

JC Johnson's video, Navajo Skin Walkers

The Grand Falls of the Little Colorado River are located on the Navajo Nation. This is a truly massive waterfall, but it does not flow continually, and is often nearly dry with a mere trickle of water flowing over its many rock ledges. After a monsoon storm, this waterfall becomes a roaring rush, the silt laden water resembling flowing chocolate, and the sandstone ledges look like layers of a cake--it is a sight never to be forgotten.

J.C. Johnson lives in the Four Corners region of the Southwest. It's a beautiful area, with the Hopi's mesas, the hogans of the Navajo, the red rocks, and so many other iconic features often portrayed in films, dating all the way back to the early days of the western film genre.

The early days of the railroad also featured the Harvey Houses, as the railroad companies began promoting tourism to encourage travel by rail. These Harvey Houses were founded by Fred Harvey in 1870, initially focusing on providing quality hotels & restaurants for travelers. In Arizona, El Tovar at the Grand Canyon and La Posada in Winslow, are still in operation.

Later, as the heyday of the railroad faded and the rise of the highway and automobile travel industry crossed this region with Route 66. While the famous Route 66 no longer exists in its entirety, many of the former attractions along its route are still there.

Today, this region has Interstate 40 crossing along the southern edge, and other highways crisscrossing with it. Gallup, Farmington, Flagstaff, Page, Window Rock & Durango are probably the larger towns located on or near the region, but it is still only sparsely populated. It still features tourism among the larger industries as well.

Map of the Four Corners Region

cowboys driving cattle in Navajo County, Arizona

Grand Falls of the Little Colorado, flowing full, viewed from the top near sunset.

Meteor Crater, Coconino County, Arizona

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