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In recent weeks one country in particular keeps popping up in my Google alerts for haunted places, ghost tours, and paranormal travel like never before: Australia. England and America usually always have some ghost related links, Scotland emerges with its fair share of stories and so does Canada, but AustraliaContinue Reading

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I kind of want a new camera for Christmas. Sort of. I’ve really developed a fascination with both photography and videography lately so I’m torn about whether I want a new camera or a camcorder. OLD CAMERA I’ve never had a camcorder before. I only got my first digital camera a fewContinue Reading

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I was going through some old posts when I came across this one: Seven Tips to Keep Your Fall Haunt Jaunts Safe. It sort of cracked me up. (Interesting to see what was on my mind last year around this time.) But there was also some good advice too. SoContinue Reading

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During the New York City portion of our 10 day Canada/New England jaunt, my husband and I decided to do something completely touristy: take a double decker bus tour. (a.k.a. the “hop on, hop off” tour.) It turned out to be the best investment we could have made given theContinue Reading

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This evening we set sail on our fourth cruise. This will be our longest one yet: 10 days aboard Holland America’s Ms. Eurodam bound for Canada and New England. We’ve never traveled Holland America before. The last three cruises have all been on Carnival. We might’ve sailed with Carnival againContinue Reading

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Tomorrow starts Day 1 of our vacation. We’re starting out in New York City. (Where I was hoping to meet up with Jason from The Occult Section and Brooke from SCARED! over in Staten Island, but my hub ixnayed that plan. It’s his birthday weekend, you see, and he wantedContinue Reading

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One of my favorite paths to walk on is the one at River Park off Concord Road in Brentwood. There are over 10 miles worth of trails that connect up with other paths in Concord Park (which River Park is a part of) and Crockett Park. THE WHITE DEER WhenContinue Reading

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What really fascinates me is different perception of paranormal activities, psychic abilities and magick practises in different areas of the World. Have you – living in your little corner of the Planet – ever thought that what you consider pretty normal, can be deadly somewhere else? Allow me to takeContinue Reading

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Happy Independence Day America! I recently wrote an article for Destinations Travel Magazine’s “Haunted Places” issue (I think it comes out in August) that required a bit of research. In so doing I was reminded how many haunts are attributed to the events of the American Revolutionary War. (Around theseContinue Reading

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Being into the paranormal and a huge history enthusiast I have inevitably spent some time wondering around some really amazing cemeteries. I know that some people find cemeteries scary or sad, but I find them to be peaceful, full of energy, history, and sometimes ghosts. To walk around a cemeteryContinue Reading

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I am not a boy scout or a girl scout. Be prepared was never my motto. Unfortunately, that has gotten me into a lot of trouble over the years. My adventures in paranormal travelling have been no exception to my usual chaos. Through all my bumbling, I have made aContinue Reading

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A while back Aldo Singer, a travel blogger for CheapOair, asked if I’d be interested in contributing a guest blog to the CheapOair.com WordPress blog. I asked if I could gear it towards paranormal tourism, and he said that sounded like a great idea. So, I finally worked something up.Continue Reading