It’s weird how you can live somewhere almost your entire life and have no idea what is actually in the town you live in. Maybe it’s because being raised in a small town tends to make eccentric people a little… desperate to escape. I admit, I may have had some blinders on but really, I… Continue reading Miriam Hunt Memorial Forest – Rindge NH
I meant to post this before my last few entries but alas my brain has been a pile of goo as of late. ANYWAY. I’m happy to announce that due to the wonderful efforts of a good many people I finally qualified for and received my first dose of Covid vaccine! And I’ve decided to… Continue reading Woohoo!! On the Road to be Fully Vaccinated!
Three haunted antique stores sitting in a pretty little row – how could I resist?!
A quaint little stop into a long forgotten era.
A strange tale of a potential unsolved murder and subsequent haunting…
I’m putting my photography to use!!
New England is the place to live if you’re into horror. The reason is pretty simple – we have a long and strange history that revels in the terrifying. From our first white settlers we’ve have been a deeply superstitious bunch and this is pretty apparent in the case of Mercy Brown. Mercy Brown was… Continue reading Mercy Brown “Vampire” Grave – Exeter Rhode Island
Part of the fun of letting my travel companions decide the locations is the fact I end up in even more bizarre places than I would normally. The puppetry museum was definitely one of these! We’d both had an interest in such things but I probably would have avoided being a lone person wandering the… Continue reading Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry
Sometimes I get tired of finding new locations or I just lack inspiration. It’s at these times I like to hand the torch over to my travel companions and tell them to pick a place. I’m always happy to drive and the surprise of these adventures ticks off my ever expanding need for novelty. On… Continue reading Gay City State Park – Hebron CT
The most brilliant castle I have seen in New England.
