Cold Jar on a Locked Tower: The Blackberry Smell That Returned
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Cold Jar on a Locked Tower: The Blackberry Smell That Returned
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The air up a fire lookout tower smelled of blackberry jam decades apart, and a sealed wax-paper jar was found refrigerator-cold inside a locked, live-electrical junction box with no footprints or tire tracks leading to it. Who put a handcrafted jar of preserves into a sealed utility box at 7,400 feet, and why did the same smell echo a story from 1943 that ended with a warden’s death?
In this episode, we follow three documented accounts tied to Aldine Peak across nearly five decades to present the sequence of events, the logbook anomalies, and the anomalous physical evidence that prompted official and private responses. What connects the cold jar, altered wind entries, and a smell noted in a lookout's final notebook?
Person: Bruce Dixon
Person: Arthur Kemp
Person: Person: Walt Ferris
Location: Aldine Peak, 7,400 feet
Date: September 14, 2011
- A jar of blackberry jam sealed with wax paper and a rubber band was found inside a locked metal junction box at the base of the tower on September 14, 2011.
- The junction box contained live electrical buss bars and was bolted to the tower frame; it was not intended for casual access.
- The jar was described as "cold the way a refrigerator is cold" with no condensation and no ice present.
- The tower access road showed no tire tracks the night the jar was placed, and there were no footprints recorded at the site.
- Walt Ferris altered two logbook entries from "northwest wind" to "southeast" for two nights in September 2009 using the same pen and handwriting as the originals.
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