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Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
reply to post by lucifuge
Skin Walker ranch!
In the mid 1990's, a rancher and his family decided to purchase a 480 acre piece of isolated property in the Uinta Mountains region of Northeastern Utah with the intent to raise cattle.
Soon after, the family began experiencing various forms of paranormal activity on the property and in their home. This is the true story of the Skinwalker Ranch.
The name Skinwalkers comes from the Navaho's belief about shape-shifting witches who come from the 'other side'.
Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
reply to post by lucifuge
Sure,
In the mid 1990's, a rancher and his family decided to purchase a 480 acre piece of isolated property in the Uinta Mountains region of Northeastern Utah with the intent to raise cattle.
Soon after, the family began experiencing various forms of paranormal activity on the property and in their home. This is the true story of the Skinwalker Ranch.
The name Skinwalkers comes from the Navaho's belief about shape-shifting witches who come from the 'other side'.
terrifyingtales.blogspot.co.uk...
That link is a good place to read up on the subject.
Some very creepy things have gone on there-You and your group may enjoy a visit I think.
Originally posted by Yahm16
Here's a short list of places you may not have thought of, or maybe have:
Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum Weston, West Virginia (also Flenderation Tunnel)
Waverly Hills Sanatorium Louisville, Kentucky
Gettysburg National Battlefield Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Prospect Place Trinway, Ohio
All kind of close to Bobby Mackey's and Moundsville State Penn.
Also, have you tried googleing "list of reportedly haunted places in the United States"?
Sometimes it just gets overlooked....
you never said if you would be driving from place to place, that's why I only listed close ones.
As far as lodging, some hotels/motels have member cards (like frequent flyer miles), as long as you stay at the same chain.
At the first rest area along the Interstates, there are information areas, which have travel brouchures and hotel savings guides.
You can also contact the individual states on-line for travel books, which include discounts on food and lodging.
I have to try to get some sleep now, I work nights, and have been up all day. If you have any questions, I'll answer tommorrow.
BTW, I live in West Virginia, about 30 minutes from Weston.edit on 4-4-2012 by Yahm16 because: (no reason given)