This is from a trip to Eastern Bumblefuck, Alabama. After driving for a few hours, parking, then hiking through the woods, we finally came upon some old tombs that were just piles of rock. As we progressed deeper into the woods, the graves became noticeably more modern. Still, I don't believe there were any from the 1900s or later.
After three to four rock mounds, there were a number of granite slabs, and a collapsed wooden structure.
Beyond the wooden structure, there were just tombstones scattered throughout the woods.
Now I'm not entirely sure what is going on in this last one. When I took it, I didn't notice any bugs. Although, it is entirely possible that I could have missed one. Additionally, if you notice, it's in front of the leaf, which rules out a reflection from the stone. It could be a light, but there appears to be a motion trail behind it.
I mentioned in a previous post that I go on these explorations, not expecting to find anything, but instead just because I like exploring.With that being said, I do believe in ghosts, and those beliefs are based on first hand encounters. This however, is not one of those encounters. A vast majority of the time, when someone claims to have a picture of an "orb" it's really either a reflection, a bug or a light. The rest of the time, it's Photoshop. In the case, it's most likely a bug, despite what I do, or do not remember seeing.
nice post. I enjoy exploring cool forgotten places as well.
ReplyDeleteNothing like that around here :(
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's really cool.
ReplyDeleteI would never be able to walk through that in the dark. My imagination would go rampant and I would go mad
ReplyDeleteJesus man, I'd love it if there were things like this out my way, but I live in the city :(
ReplyDeleteMad props to you for getting out and exploring, I'd be running away as fast as I could though...
looks like you had alot of fun
ReplyDeleteSpooky stuff o_O. Can't believe you ventured all the way out there!
ReplyDeleteThat's creepy, looks like a zombie could come out of nowhere and attack!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had some badass graveyards like that around where I live.
ReplyDeleteFind any names? I've got an old civil war burial site in my town, looked up some of the names.. Some pretty famous people nearby
ReplyDeleteaah, I'm also passionate about climbing in abandoned houses,
ReplyDeleteif you finde a skyscaper, BINGO,
i had the time of my life in an abandoned skyscraper!
I like creepy stuff.
ReplyDeleteQuality post!
creepy shit man, interesting none the less
ReplyDeletedude that looks creepy as hell
ReplyDeleteDang pretty creepy stuff. I think I'd like exploring as well but I need to find some friends to do it with first!!
ReplyDeletecreepy
ReplyDeletegoing to an old graveyard at night...kudos man, kudos :P
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I don't know any good areas in the south. Back home in MA I used to visit an old sanatarium that got shut down earlier last century. It was a wicked experience for exploration nothing noteworthy ever happened except for surprising bums.
ReplyDeletePost some on YouTube. Looks creepy/awesome.
ReplyDeletePerfect situation for a movie - Friends walk into woods, find a forbidden graveyard, find an underground tomb, get trapped....zombies!
ReplyDeleteWow great work, i love your creepy pics! keep em coming
ReplyDeleteThat's scary man. You are truly the bravest explorer I have ever met.
ReplyDeleteI kept expecting something to jump out at me from the shadows.
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