I have to get something off my chest. I’ve noticed a trend develop in some of the blogs I follow. Lately many of my fellow bloggers have been feeling as disgruntled, dissatisfied and disillusioned with the same thing I have: ghost TV shows. CAN’T GET NO SATISFACTION Either in theirContinue Reading
Are animals sensitive to paranormal activity? Animal Planet seems to think so.Continue Reading
When is the story of a haunting too horrific to include in a Haunt Spots tour? It happens.Continue Reading
Has Ghost Hunters jumped the shark with Ghost Hunters Academy?Continue Reading
The passing of an excellent Haunt Spot.Continue Reading
Did you develop your Primary Personal Paranormal Sensitivity in childhood?Continue Reading
LM and her intrepid crew of Haunt Spots Explorers have made their own personal paranormal connection.Continue Reading
Sometimes a blog just really grabs me. I like it instantly and am hooked just as fast. That’s what happened when I found Fiona Broome’s Hollow Hill. I’m still a relatively new follower. I’m not even sure how I found it. (Likely culprits are either Twitter or Ghost Hunting Theories.)Continue Reading
Everyone has a primary paranormal sensitivity. What’s yours?Continue Reading
Miss Scarlet, Miss Scarlet – Caper Company’s birthing our newest Haunt Spots tour, “A No Safe Haven Caper”! We’ve got all new audio stories and everything. Here’s an audio snippet for the first Haunt Spot on the tour. In this newest exploration of Wisconsin’s ghosts, you will experience a hauntContinue Reading
Some of you may recall a post I made a couple months back about a paranormal tourism company looking for ghost tour beta testers in southeast Wisconsin. It had come to my attention after the company’s owner, Susan Scot Fry, left a comment on another post about state tourism officesContinue Reading
I’m always excited when I come across tourism departments that promote paranormal tourism. Today I discovered another one when I read an article published by The City Wire about the new “Haunted Arkansas” web page on the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism’s web site. Haunted Arkansas appears under theirContinue Reading
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