Post by Jason Hawes on Nov 1, 2009 13:20:30 GMT -6
A ghostly figure, I believe is in this picture. Before you can truly understand what I see, you must hear the story of the cemetery where the cemetery lies. This is the Moonville Cemetery in Ohio (Yes, it appears there are interesting spots in Ohio, but out of my reach.) The town of Moonville is in Vinton County, Ohio. It is in a rural portion of the county. It was a great town in its day, but is now a GhostTown, one of the many I managed to find in rural Ohio. Moonville has a history that is beyond measure. There is a tunnel that leads into town. It was a mining town completed by the railway that accompanied it traveling from Marietta in Southeastern Ohio, to Cincinatti in the Southwest. One day a brakesman was caught on the railroad tracks and ran over. The train ground one of his legs, which I believed I noticed in the apparition. The man's death ended Moonville forever. I believe he still walks this earth because he feels guilty for being a drunk and ending the life of his hometown.
Here is the picture when I hadn't pointed out the apparition. Clearly you can see the center of the picture is where it is. The apparition is seemingly hovering above a grave, not sure if it is his or not.
There is an interesting point about this picture. One is, it is in the evening, not yet dark, which I find incredible since most apparitions occur at night, very late. This next picture was when I pointed out the apparition in the yellow box.
Furthermore, I have another pic that I thought was also of interest. it appears to be a normal orb, but with things coming off of it. Impossible to be dust.
Now this next one is truly intriguing... This one, if you have managed to not realize something in the other pictures. I was astonished at this. This includes a ghostly fog and many orbs. Here you can see the Moonville Tunnel in the backround, and can tell it is nighttime.
It appears this cemetery is alive and kicking day and night. The spirits here I suspect don't care for night or day to show themselves. I think this is possibly vacation-worthy. Maybe sometime I can find myself in Vinton County to see what is up. From what I have seen, this is a quiet cemetery that shows no fear in showing its paranormal potential. Very likely the most interesting thing in Ohio I have read about.
Courtesy to forgottenoh.com and the Webmaster of that site and his friends for the fantastic pics. See the full story of Moonville here: www.forgottenoh.com/moonville.html Thanks again.
Mr. J. Shmidt also has a fantastic website with fantastic photos here: users.3z.net/~jschmidt/moonville/
Here is the picture when I hadn't pointed out the apparition. Clearly you can see the center of the picture is where it is. The apparition is seemingly hovering above a grave, not sure if it is his or not.
There is an interesting point about this picture. One is, it is in the evening, not yet dark, which I find incredible since most apparitions occur at night, very late. This next picture was when I pointed out the apparition in the yellow box.
Furthermore, I have another pic that I thought was also of interest. it appears to be a normal orb, but with things coming off of it. Impossible to be dust.
Now this next one is truly intriguing... This one, if you have managed to not realize something in the other pictures. I was astonished at this. This includes a ghostly fog and many orbs. Here you can see the Moonville Tunnel in the backround, and can tell it is nighttime.
It appears this cemetery is alive and kicking day and night. The spirits here I suspect don't care for night or day to show themselves. I think this is possibly vacation-worthy. Maybe sometime I can find myself in Vinton County to see what is up. From what I have seen, this is a quiet cemetery that shows no fear in showing its paranormal potential. Very likely the most interesting thing in Ohio I have read about.
Courtesy to forgottenoh.com and the Webmaster of that site and his friends for the fantastic pics. See the full story of Moonville here: www.forgottenoh.com/moonville.html Thanks again.
Mr. J. Shmidt also has a fantastic website with fantastic photos here: users.3z.net/~jschmidt/moonville/