No severed feet in this boot full of sand

No. That’s not a typo. It is a play on words, though. However, maybe there is also an app for found severed feet. Who knows? All I know is that, until a recent Vox article, I had no idea disembodied feet “routinely wash ashore” in the Pacific Northwest. “It turnsContinue Reading

Miramichi Mystery Machine

Something mysterious is happening in Miramichi, New Brunswick, Canada. At the beginning of this month, horror-themed clues for a treasure hunt in the Canadian town sprung up online. Solving them has so far led six people to find $100. But on Friday, May 13, the prize is valued at $1,300.Continue Reading

Creek Week 2021 Screenshot from T+E

Creep Week 2021 runs from October 9 through October 17. In a previous post, I wrote about how T+E’s Creep Week is Halloween programing in Canada that’s equivalent (basically) to Travel Channel’s Ghostober in the United States. For those who were wondering why we’d care about it since we can’tContinue Reading

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At the beginning of this year, I wrote a Haunted Walk update after talking with HW’s creative director, Jim Dean, for the podcast. One of the things that came up was up their Virtual Haunted Campfires for 2021. Jim hosts them but he turns it over to special guests fromContinue Reading

Discussing Haunting at Home Results with Jim Dean

Jim Dean is the Creative Director of The Haunted Walk, a ghost tour company that operates in three cities in Canada: Kingston, Ottawa, and Toronto. He’s the one that contacted me about trying The Haunting at Home Paranormal Adventure. Which I did with a couple of girlfriends and we hadContinue Reading

Map of Pickering Museum Village

Remember when I asked if haunted drive-ins would be coming to America? Well, it’s not America (yet) but a haunted drive-thru ghost tour is coming to North America. (I’m holding onto hope that a haunted driving experience of some kind, be it a ghost tour or Halloween experience, is onContinue Reading

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In Parts 2 and 3 of Keith David Langston‘s “Tales of the Bushmen” series, he shared terrifying bushman stories co-workers told him while sitting around a campfire one night. In this installment, he shares one more about an incident at a bar… Sabrina’s Story “Last year, everyone heard this story.Continue Reading

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In Part 2 of Keith David Langston‘s series “Tales of the Bushmen,” Coya told her bushman story while sitting around a campfire one night at the lodge they all worked at. Here’s another co-worker sharing his story. Riley’s Story “When I was a kid, my mom used to tell meContinue Reading

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This is a guest post by Keith David Langston about his time living in the woods in the Northwest Territories (N.WT..), and hearing the horrifying stories of “bushmen.” It was then followed by a very mysterious and scary incident he had in his cabin. Because it’s a little long, IContinue Reading

Do you suffer from arachnophobia, or the fear of spiders? The Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto has got an exhibit for you, “Spiders: Fear & Fascination.” The exhibit runs from June 16, 2018 to January 6, 2019. Here’s the details from their site: THE EXHIBITION Spiders are one of theContinue Reading

I thought it was pretty cool the United States Postal Service finally released a Halloween stamp. However, Canada has released something even cooler: Haunted Canada Stamps. I found out about them from the same place I found out about the U.S. Halloween stamps: Linn’s Stamp News. Specifically from Fred Baumann’sContinue Reading

Expedia, one of our affiliates, has a deal that immediately caught my cruise-loving eye: Book a Cruise this Summer and Enjoy up to $750 Onboard Credit with Expedia! Expires 6/29/15 We’ve now been on 11 cruises. Alaska, Canada and New England, Bermuda, the Caribbean, Mexico, the Mediterranean…cruising has allowed usContinue Reading