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| Mount Misery Road near Huntington, New York. The area is thought to be a paranormal hotspot and is home to many ghosts. |
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Ghosts of Mount Misery on Long Island near Huntington, New York
On Long Island, New York there is a place that has
earned a reputation for being haunted or cursed since before the area
was occupied by Native Americans. Mount Misery it is called today and
it as well as the surrounding area is one of the most haunted places on
Long Island. Read the full story>>
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
La Llorona (Weeping Woman) of Southwestern America and Beyond
In the southwestern United States as well as Mexico
and South America, there is a legend among Hispanics that tell of La
Llorona or the "weeping woman" who haunts the rivers, streams, lakes and
oceans. It if a person mistreats their family, La Llorona will pay you a
visit, marking you for death and try to drag them to watery grave. Read the full story>>
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| La Llorona sobre el Xochimilcoby by ulfsarkmonster at deviantart.com |
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Monday, October 29, 2012
The Pukwudgies of New England
Long ago there began tales from the Native American
Wampanoag Nation, of small human-like creatures that roamed the forests
of New England. These seemingly mythical creatures, have supposedly been
seen in areas of New England to this day. Read the full story>>
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| Artist's rendition of a Pukwudgie, thought to haunt the forests of New England |
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