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Editorial (Page 5)

Help Haunt Jaunts Decide How to Celebrate Its Birthday and Raise Money for the LRF

2012-03-16
By: Courtney Mroch
On: March 16, 2012
In: Editorial

At the end of this month, Haunt Jaunts will celebrate its third blogiversary. I want to do something meaningful again like I did the first year. I did a couple of things to celebrate then. One was a Guess the Followers contest where the person who guessed closest to theContinue Reading

Discovering Ghosts in My Own Middle Tennessee Backyard

2012-03-09
By: Courtney Mroch
On: March 9, 2012
In: Editorial, Ghost Stories, Paranormal, Travel

What interesting things I learned today at tennis from the girls on my team about ghosts right here in my own backyard! They all know about my spooky little blog, but I never really talk about it much with them. I tend to keep my writing stuff to myself unlessContinue Reading

Searching for the Ghost of Inez at the Herlong Mansion in Micanopy

2012-03-03
By: Courtney Mroch
On: March 3, 2012
In: Editorial, Paranormal, Spooky Stays, Travel

One Sunday when we lived in Jacksonville, Wayne wanted to go exploring. I had been reading my Haunting Sunshine book and had just finished the section on the Herlong Mansion. “Want to go to Micanopy?” I asked. “Where?” I had no idea how to pronounce Micanopy. Maybe I was sayingContinue Reading

What’s Ahead for Haunt Jaunts in 2012?

2012-01-02
By: Courtney Mroch
On: January 2, 2012
In: Editorial

Last year I had big plans for Haunt Jaunts in 2011. You know that saying about if you want to make God laugh, make plans? He must have had a rip-roaring belly wiggler over all the plans I laid. I was going to put plans in place for a calendar,Continue Reading

Our Most Ambitious Jaunt Yet: Turkey

2011-11-28
By: Courtney Mroch
On: November 28, 2011
In: Editorial, Haunted Places, Travel

I never expected that I’d be saying I was headed to Turkey, but that is where our latest adventure is leading us. I’m very excited because this will be my first time abroad. Europe has been on my list of places to travel to since I was able to keepContinue Reading

Suggestions Needed: Seeking Help With Hauntings in FL and CA

2011-11-04
By: Courtney Mroch
On: November 4, 2011
In: Editorial, Haunted Places

I don’t normally write about people with ghost problems. I prefer the paranormal tourism aspect of ghost hunting and like to write about haunted places people can travel to. However, a travel blogger friend of mine who hails from Florida shared her experience with me. She asked if I knewContinue Reading

Formal Apology to the Southern Michigan Paranormals

2011-10-28
By: Courtney Mroch
On: October 28, 2011
In: Editorial, Haunted Places

Yesterday I read a comment that Dan from the Southern Michigan Paranormals left on the About page. He was wanting to state his side in regards to some comment I had left about a news article on their investigation of the Van Buren Poor House in Lawrence, Michigan. The placeContinue Reading

Does a Country’s Age Have Anything to Do with It’s Ghosts?

2011-10-11
By: Courtney Mroch
On: October 11, 2011
In: Editorial, Haunted Places

A few months back, Jessica from Ghost Stories and Haunted Places left a comment on Top Five Countries with the Best Paranormal Tourism: It is interesting that the country with one of the shorter histories made number one. You’d think the UK or Ireland with their long dark histories wouldContinue Reading

Don Cesar Hotel

Q&A: Any Advice for Best South Florida Haunted Places? – Part 2

2011-09-19
By: Courtney Mroch
On: September 19, 2011
In: Editorial, Ghost Tours, Haunted Places, Spooky Stays

In Part 1 I answered one reader’s question about best south Florida haunted places in the Treasure Coast region between Palm Beach and Vero Beach. Another reader had the same question about Florida, except Jim wanted to know about best haunted places in the Tampa and Cocoa Beach areas. That’s whatContinue Reading

The World Trade Center Site Was a Haunt I Never Wanted to Jaunt To

2011-09-10
By: Courtney Mroch
On: September 10, 2011
In: Editorial, Haunted Places

Shortly after the World Trade Center fell, I remember hearing people say they went to the site. As in they specifically took vacations to New York to see Ground Zero. I found that disturbing. I admit, yes, I am all about the dark tourism. Heaven knows I have traveled toContinue Reading

Travel Adventures in Ensenada: Sea Monsters, Bird Attack, and a Massive Skeleton

2011-09-06
By: Courtney Mroch
On: September 6, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Editorial, Travel

It was overcast as we pulled into Ensenada the Wednesday morning of our visit. I was up early, hoping to catch the sunrise as well as our arrival. I always like when I can see the docking process. It’s the same, yet also different, in every port. I think it’sContinue Reading

Reapers, Creepers, and Shadow People Theory Repost

2011-08-31
By: Courtney Mroch
On: August 31, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Editorial, Haunted Places

I decided to resurrect a past post from the archives. Reapers, Creepers and Shadow People: A Theory Inspired by Ghost Adventures at Waverly Hills was originally published on October 13, 2010. It’s one of my favorites theories. I modified it only slightly to rerun here. In case you missed it theContinue Reading

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