pixie
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Post by pixie on May 2, 2008 19:28:26 GMT -5
In the late 80's and early 90's we lived south east of Mt. Sherman on a dead end road that is surely weird central.
The front yard, road and barn across the road was the creepiest place I have ever been. When we had guests, they usually said the same thing and it was clear they were feeling watched and uncomfortable too.
A slight hill went down from the barn and house. At the foot of the hill, where it leveled out, we turned left to cross the creek and get over to the other field.
On four separate occasions, we saw a thick white mist move across the creek, cross the road and float along the edge of the woods until it went into the woods. It was moving FAST. When it got into the woods, it didn't dissipate or anything. It stayed in that one big, misty fog until it was out of sight.
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Scott
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wow thats weird...
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Post by Scott on May 14, 2008 14:15:08 GMT -5
What is the History of the area that could make it possible for the place to be Haunted? Was there a violent or Tragic death? Indian burial ground? UFO sightings? a little more background on the area would be nice..
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Post by pixie on May 15, 2008 22:44:15 GMT -5
The farm belonged to my great grandparents. They both died there, as well as several infant children. My great uncle died of TB when he was very youong with 2 small children. No one can remember if there were any murders there. They all lived in a house in what became our front yard.
I've heard my great grandfather went insane, but I know he suffered from kidney disease and probably Alzheimer's.
When I was a kid we found a few arrow heads.
No UFO sightings.
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Scott
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wow thats weird...
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Post by Scott on May 16, 2008 8:19:50 GMT -5
Old Farms always seem to have some sort of History to them...there never just a run on the mill kind of places
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