Comments on: Ghosts – New Hampshire Seacoast http://hollowhill.com/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/ real ghosts and ghost hunting Fri, 03 Feb 2012 04:42:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Brian Muldoon http://hollowhill.com/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/comment-page-1/#comment-2939 Brian Muldoon Mon, 31 Jan 2011 20:12:33 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/#comment-2939 My bad...it received mention but the name is not the name of the poltergeist...it is the name of the type of haunting....characterized by rock throwing...taken from either a Roman or Greek era ceremony where they stoned 15 virginal young women to death to ensure good weather...it must of worked, they continued doing it.... but how would you find such women these days...ha ha! My bad…it received mention but the name is not the name of the poltergeist…it is the name of the type of haunting….characterized by rock throwing…taken from either a Roman or Greek era ceremony where they stoned 15 virginal young women to death to ensure good weather…it must of worked, they continued doing it…. but how would you find such women these days…ha ha!

]]> By: Brian Muldoon http://hollowhill.com/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/comment-page-1/#comment-2938 Brian Muldoon Mon, 31 Jan 2011 20:07:39 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/#comment-2938 I was surprised that the poltergeist of what used to be called Great Island, now New Castle, I believe, was not among these stories. This Walton farm , in the 17th Century was bombarded by rocks for weeks. Also given the massacres of Colonials back then back Abenaki it would seem New Hampshire would have a lot of potentially haunted sites. I cannot help but comment that in mid-summer there is nowhere I would rather be than New England along the Coast from Cape Cod north (except maybe the Adirondacks). However in early October it is so gorgeous there...not sure why it is so superior to places like the Shenandoah Valley or the Smoky Mountains in autumn but take my word...the colors are so much more vibrant. I was surprised that the poltergeist of what used to be called Great Island, now New Castle, I believe, was not among these stories. This Walton farm , in the 17th Century was bombarded by rocks for weeks. Also given the massacres of Colonials back then back Abenaki it would seem New Hampshire would have a lot of potentially haunted sites.

I cannot help but comment that in mid-summer there is nowhere I would rather be than New England along the Coast from Cape Cod north (except maybe the Adirondacks). However in early October it is so gorgeous there…not sure why it is so superior to places like the Shenandoah Valley or the Smoky Mountains in autumn but take my word…the colors are so much more vibrant.

]]> By: Fiona Broome http://hollowhill.com/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/comment-page-1/#comment-1669 Fiona Broome Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:09:36 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/#comment-1669 Sophia, I'm not sure what you're looking for. If you're looking for figures draped in sheets... sorry, that's Casper the Friendly Ghost. If you want a photo that<em> looks</em> like an apparition, they're generally double exposures or PhotoShop products. Only a couple of apparition-type photos are still unexplained. Online, almost <em>anything</em> can be produced with PhotoShop. As I've said in several articles, "ghost photos" are only as good as the integrity and expertise of the photographer. We can't <em>prove</em> anything about photos that seem to represent ghosts. All we can document is what<em> isn't</em> anything paranormal; what remains -- the unexplained -- may (or may not) represent a ghost. So, if you don't believe the photos at this website, that's fine. You don't <em>have</em> to believe me or anyone else. The photos at this website (and in my books) are the best that I can offer. Sincerely, Fiona Sophia,

I’m not sure what you’re looking for. If you’re looking for figures draped in sheets… sorry, that’s Casper the Friendly Ghost.

If you want a photo that looks like an apparition, they’re generally double exposures or PhotoShop products. Only a couple of apparition-type photos are still unexplained.

Online, almost anything can be produced with PhotoShop. As I’ve said in several articles, “ghost photos” are only as good as the integrity and expertise of the photographer.

We can’t prove anything about photos that seem to represent ghosts. All we can document is what isn’t anything paranormal; what remains — the unexplained — may (or may not) represent a ghost.

So, if you don’t believe the photos at this website, that’s fine. You don’t have to believe me or anyone else.

The photos at this website (and in my books) are the best that I can offer.

Sincerely,
Fiona

]]> By: sophia http://hollowhill.com/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/comment-page-1/#comment-1667 sophia Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:00:18 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/ghosts-new-hampshire-seacoast/#comment-1667 can you show me any pics at all of a real ghost can you show me any pics at all of a real ghost

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