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Date Posted: 15:59:25 12/23/05 Fri
Author: surfing
Subject: Re: Any haunted areas?
In reply to: Ghost Hunting at Five Locks 's message, "Re: Any haunted areas?" on 14:15:30 12/23/05 Fri

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>I have a site in Berks County Pennsylvania that you
>can see our experiences.
>http://freewebs.com/5locks/
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>John,

Here are a few places you may want to check out. Not sure how true the stories are but they sound interesting.

1. Monroe County - Buck Hill Inn - There are many places where there is paranormal activity. The basement men's room, Rm.62 where a lady killed herself just before here marriage.

2. Monroe County � Effort - Effort junk yard - 20 years ago a group of teenagers were partying in their car when it caught fire. Local towns people say they have seen, what appeared to be a young male walking around the junkyard (which is now a tree farm) with a missing arm.

3.Monroeville - The dead walk at night in the Restland cemetery. Supposedly, a monument of a girl named Rosie whom is buried in the cemetery will stroll the grounds of the cemetery at night. She is known to the locals as Walkin' Rosie

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>>I was wondering if any of our visitors know of any
>>haunted areas, either in legend or fact, that are in
>>our locale. (I.E. Cemeteries, hospitals, places to
>>eat, etc.) Don't be shy! Post, post, post! 8^)
>>
>>John

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