This abandoned house is called the Exton Witch House and is located in Pennsylvania. It is said that this house holds some dark mysterious secrets. According to legend, there was a family of four witches that are buried on the property. Their graves are positioned next to each other and it is believed that their corpses are buried in the upright position. Why do you ask? Supposedly witches were buried in this custom as to prevent them from causing trouble after their death. There once was actual tombstones to mark their graves but vandals have since ran off with them. Those that visit, so that the location is eerie and quiet. Some even experience strange occurrences. Would you be willing to go and explore the house with me?
This abandoned house is called the Exton Witch House and is located in Pennsylvania. It is said that this house holds some dark mysterious secrets. According to legend, there was a family of four witches that are buried on the property. Their graves are positioned next to each other and it is believed that their corpses are buried in the upright position. Why do you ask? Supposedly witches were buried in this custom as to prevent them from causing trouble after their death. There once was actual tombstones to mark their graves but vandals have since ran off with them. Those that visit, so that the location is eerie and quiet. Some even experience strange occurrences. Would you be willing to go and explore the house with me?
I recently saw this question posted on Facebook and could not resist sharing it here with you my friends. You are kidnapped and the characters from the last television show are mounting a rescue. Who are they?
Me – snorts – that would be the folks from Gilligan’s Island – you know the Skipper, Gilligan, the Professor, Mr and Mrs. Howell, Ginger and Mary Ann. What does that mean. It means I’m never getting rescued – snorts with piggy laughter.
Mom/Dad – This is hilarious. Mom/dad watch this show at night when they go to bed called Mountain Monsters. They love that show! You’ve got the guys – Trapper, Jeff, Willy, Wild Bill, Buck and Huckleberry. They are from the West Virginia area and track down mysterious sightings of weird creatures and of course Bigfoot. Their team is called AIMS (Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings). This is going on their 3rd season. If anything, mom/dad’s rescue would be a hoot full of excitement and adventure. Below I found a picture off the internet on the Destination America website. Look at these guys – don’t you want to be rescued by them too?
This abandoned house is called the Exton Witch House and is located in Pennsylvania. It is said that this house holds some dark mysterious secrets. According to legend, there was a family of four witches that are buried on the property. Their graves are positioned next to each other and it is believed that their corpses are buried in the upright position. Why do you ask? Supposedly witches were buried in this custom as to prevent them from causing trouble after their death. There once was actual tombstones to mark their graves but vandals have since ran off with them. Those that visit, so that the location is eerie and quiet. Some even experience strange occurrences. Would you be willing to go and explore the house with me?
Squeals! I have another guest submission today from my Auntie Sharon who lives in Australia. Oh my friends – this is definitely a scary one. Will someone hold my hoof please?
An Australian Ghost Story.
Aussies are not known for their timid nature or of being easily scared. When you share your home and garden with flesh eating spiders and snakes that can kill in several minutes one tends to get a bit desensitized to the horror side of life.
However there is a place in Australia that the thought of gives me the creeps. There are signs every where advising people not to swim and even have signs with pictures showing how people could drown if they swim.
Alas some people seem to see the “do not swim” because you will get drowned or eaten as a challenge.
Which brings me to the many mysterious deaths at Devil’s pool. Wouldn’t you think a water hole called Devils Pool with signs everywhere would deter people from swimming there? No! People go there in droves and unfortunately, not every one leaves. There is talk of people drowning there WHO WERE NOT SWIMMING at the time??
This story goes way back to the story of our ancestors before European settlement and it seems Devil’s Pool is haunted by a young native girl called Oolana who lures young men to their death as she tries to find her lost love.
The story may or not be true but the drownings are very true.
Tell me, would you risk it a have a swim on a red hot day in this pool?
Hello my frightful spooks, ghosts, goblins and creatures of the night. Count Baconula here –
Today for Day 5, let’s go down another road that I think will get your feathers all in a ruffle. One word – sharks. That puts the fear into you doesn’t it? Sharks are scary. They’re big. You never know what they are up to. They slide around in water. And, they can probably eat most of us in one bite – gulp. That’s scary.
So if you dare, check out this video. I’ll think twice about hitting that slip and slide, washing the car, taking a bubble bath or getting in the water come summer time if I was you.
And just for a little bit of fun, why don’t you meet Shark Cat. Shivers – I’d hate to meet him in the kitchen late at night with no lights on. You?
Okay, I have to start first by saying Happy Monday. I hope everyone had an awesome weekend. Second of all, it’s hot. H.O.T. I do not like the heat. Shakes head – it’s just not for me. I get questions at times about my ‘magical’ backyard and what it looks like. I thought I would kill two birds with one stone. You ask how? Looking at cold pictures makes me feel cooler. I’m going to share some snow pictures of my kingdom from a while back. Tell me that this backyard doesn’t look mystical and magical.
Now, look at this picture. It was snowing in it and although you can’t really *see* the snow, you can see the woods beyond. Doesn’t it just look inviting for all of the creatures that live back there in that paradise?
Can you understand now about that magical place back there in the woods? The tall trees, all of the over growth that might happen in the warmer months. In the cooler months, it just looks mysterious.
There’s really no telling what lives back there. I still say to this date that I’ve seen Bigfoot back there. I know I’ve at least heard his grunts!
And I’ve told you before about mom’s obsession liking of the mouse that wears gloves – that Mickey Mouse. He’s even in the back yard on the back deck. From this picture, you can see how much snow we had back there. Doesn’t it make you shiver just a bit? I already feel so much better just looking at this picture.
Have I said that I hate heat?
I thought I would throw this in for our barky friends 🙂 This is Honey Bear. Honey Bear was a chow mix. She was so loving, very sweet and very kind. She lived at the Hotel Thompson – see I told you we had a zoo here – snorts.
She has since gone over the rainbow to animal heaven. Wasn’t she beautiful?
And I saved the best for last. Now you can tell how far the obsessionidolizationcraziness fondness goes for that little mouse. Go ahead, check out the Hotel Thompson.
When you are done laughing – snort – tell me that picture doesn’t cool you down a couple of degrees. There’s nothing like snow in the summer – right?
And, after looking at these pictures of nature, do you understand why I’m an inside piggy?
Miniature pot bellied pig and friends - Bacon, Houdini, Hemi and all of the Rock Clan with Journalist Rocky the Squirrel all out looking for adventures from the Hotel Thompson.
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