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No redux of a classic movie here Chris. I dislike when Hollywood does that.
We were tar and chipping a road that had a railroad crossing. Got out to look for spikes and snapped a pic. Didn't have much time. But did find one. Might make a project out of it.
We were tar and chipping a road that had a railroad crossing. Got out to look for spikes and snapped a pic. Didn't have much time. But did find one. Might make a project out of it.
Not my picture but a place about 3 hours north of my house. We are just going past peak foliage:
That there is fancy!
Yep. That's the great thing having a wife who works in a deli / bakery..
So where was this ? If I may ask the context?
Vaile Haunted Mansion in Independence Missouri.
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Thats cool. Thanks for the reply. That looks like it was fun..We havent went to any this year. Have you ever went to one put on by Tom Savini ? His are awesome.
This isn’t a Spook House.... it’s an actual haunted location. We did a ghost hunt/investigation there.
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Cool... I didn't know... Sorry !!
? No need to apologize.
At first I thought it was a frat house party or something...
I guess with all the haunted sites in our area its somewhat normal for ghost.. I mean if you ever get down this way a few of the places we have are......
The Lake Murray monster -- Bigfoot mania in Neeses -- Civil War ghosts at the Longstreet Theater -- The third-eye man of USC -- Mystery of the swamp girl -- Ghostly mill workers at the South Carolina State Museum -- Cool Springs Plantation's tippling ghost -- Columbia's horseman in the sky -- Charleston -- The mournful ghost of St. Philip's Graveyard -- Ghosts of the Provost Dungeon -- Second act at the Dock Street Theater -- Restless wraiths of the Old Charleston Jail -- The thwarted lovers of Fenwick Hall Plantation -- The regretful wraith of Sword Gates House -- The Citadel's lost cadet -- Garden Street Theater ghosts -- Female revenants of the Unitarian Church cemetery -- Poogan's porch -- The playful spirit of the 1837 bed and breakfast -- Ghosts of the Battery Carriage House Inn -- Ghost pirates of Battery Park.
Eastern South Carolina -- Alice Flagg's eternal search -- The gray man of Pawleys Island -- The Lucas Bay light -- The mournful mistress of Medway Plantation -- Hampton Plantation's suicidal spirit -- The headless sentry of Wedgefield Plantation Manor -- The Seneca guns -- The dead ringer of Litchfield Plantation -- Strawberry Chapel graveyard -- The ghost of Little Mistress Chicken -- Downstate South Carolina -- The phantom owner of Baynard Plantation -- The blue lady of Hilton Head Island -- Beware of the boo hag! -- The Summerville light -- The door that refused to stay closed -- The melancholy return of Mary Ficklin -- Upstate South Carolina -- Ghost hound of Goshen -- The musical ghosts of Sullivan Hall -- The Belmont Inn -- The vigilant spirit of the South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind -- Hell's Gate Cemetery -- The inn at Meridun -- Foster's Tavern -- The Devil's Castle -- The lizardman of Bishopville -- The Fairfield Witch Trial -- Ghosts of Newberry College -- The ghostly convicts of Tillman Hall.
Phantoms from the Indian conflicts, the American Revolution, and the Civil War still wander the landscape of South Carolina
And theres a bridge you can go to for the legend of "Blue Boy" you stand on the bridge and call for blue boys and you can see him appear...
And those are just a few of the things around here...
Gotta Love the South East for the Paranormal stuff.......
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some people take paranormal research very seriously and would have been offended by my thoughts of a spook house and I was saying sorry if I offended....