However, my experience at Blood Cemetery was quite unique…. Firstly in a video I was taking of a scan of the perimeter, the trees that seem to line the side of the cemetery were furiously shaking in my video. As this caught my attention, I gazed away from my camera to see the trees for myself, and yet they were still….as it was a calm sunny day out. Again I look back at the video, and the leaves on the trees were rustling so hard it was quite intriguing. I took many pictures at this cemetery and spent more time than I usually do. I read most people get an angry feeling at this cemetery, but oddly enough, I had the exact opposite. I was immediately filled with ease and a calmness that I dont usually feel when I am investigating cemeteries. I actually went to the front gate 3 different times to leave, and each time I would somehow get turned around and continue searching, for what….I’m not sure. As if I were almost meant to find something.

Well, I did : ) Weeks later I had an opportunity to send the pictures I had taken of the different graves to my email, and actually get to look at them on a computer program. After looking at every inch of many many pictures for anything that could resemble an orb, a mist or anything at all of some excitement. What I found was even better than that. As I zoomed in a picture I had taken of a side angle of 3 graves lined next to eachother, on the left side of the picture in the way background, there was a man. A man who appears to have a moustache and is wearing some sort of dark colored vest. It even appears that he may have his hand on the grave in front of him. Trust me when I say I am a little frusterated that I cannot remember or at least tell which stone he is indeed behind, but something – and im not sure what exactly, but something tells me it is the grave of a woman. Feelings and emotions I have never experienced consumed me at my visit to Blood Cemetery, and even the skeptics I have shown, find themselves with not much of an argument to pitch.

I actually took an entire day to travel from Maine to NH just to see Pine Hill Cemetery & Gibson Road Cemetery. Whereas Gibson had alot of stories behind it, and behind the wall of rock and gravestone pieces I could sense something quite unsetteling, it was Pine Hill that caught most of my attention, and I cant wait to plan another trip!

Thanks for reading!!