The phrase, “spooky season,” affectionately refers to the month of October with the climax on Halloween (and a few days after to celebrate The Day of the Dead). But when and where did this phrase come from? Find out after the jump.
The fall equinox has arrived, which means it’s spooky season, according to our super-non-scientific poll. Let’s go hang out in cemeteries, haunted houses, abandoned hospitals or schools … all while drinking a pumpkin spice latté. And don’t forget to share any ghostly (or monster) encounters with us. Happy Spooky Season!
Hi gang, Hope all is well with you. I wanted to show some of the new ghost hunting equipment I got for an upcoming ghost hunt in British Columbia. I’ll meet up with Mike and Anthony from the 108 Mile Ranch documentary. Let’s take a look at each gadget ……
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Puget Sound looks calm. Its history? Not so much. From fog-shrouded collisions to freak squalls, tragedies have sparked phantom ship stories. These seven wrecks have left scars on the maritime records in the Pacific Northwest. Get the ghostly scoop after the jump.
Ok, my spooky friends, let’s settle this once and for all … When does spooky season really begin? Some of us are lighting pumpkin candles and watching horror flicks the second September hits. Others wait for that first crisp fall night, when the air smells like leaves and ripe apples….
On September 5th, Amy and Jake went to Chris Staudinger’s book signing and took in a few ghost stories … and libations at one of our favorite haunts, The Foss Waterway Seaport Museum. Get the scoop after the jump.
There’s something creepy about an empty churchyard at night. The wind becomes still, barely rustling the fall leaves. The moon slips behind the clouds to dimly light the star-filled night. A shape moves between the headstones, low and steady, crouching. Most people would shrug it off as a stray dog….
This past weekend, I had the Ghostly Activities Club over for a little get-together. During the shindig, I gave away gear I didn’t use anymore. It’s not because it got old or it didn’t work. It’s because I’m changing how I approach ghost hunting. Get the scoop after the jump.