Ghost of Gettysburg

Sorry, I'm going to take up a few post here, but no one else is blogging right now so I don't think it really matters. Well, as you all don't care about the Ohio Jacobs went to Gettysburg this August. As usual we went ghost hunting, I took about 500 picutes, and had lots with orbs in them, but only one really good one. If you follow me on Facebook you might have already seen this, but why not put it on this blog too.

I see a figure of someone standing next to the bush in the field. Looks like his arms are crossed, and I can see he is wearing suspenders. Here is a closer look.

Could be nothing, I'm open to that. Also the Discovery Channel is airing a show about a ghost hunt in the Jennie Wade house. It should be on October 19th.

Daily Show Gettysburg

Video of no Ghost

I was also making a video of our night walk of Picket's Charge, and recorded my taking the photos you just saw. Janice blocks the shot of the good pic, but you see the field and the bush that it was next to just seconds after. As you will see nothing is in the grass just a second after I took it. I apologize for the poor language, and stupid conversation we where having. I actually got 17 minutes of us in the field. We say some stupid #@$# on our ghost hunt. After I say "Hi Johnny" I take the pic with the figure in it.

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Just in case you missed the Facebook posting . . . he he

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Oh yes, its that time again, the 148th anniversary of the battle of Antietam. The day that changed our country, and probably the world.

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September is now here, where has this summer gone. It was a good summer, went to Gettysburg, to Alum Creek, to the Air Museum in Dayton, the Gen. Meade seminar in Chambersburg, and grew a good garden. I got 31 jars of canned tomatoes this year, up from 15 last year, along with fresh peppers and carrots. Also got a new computer, a Gateway DX4300-15e. It has a AMD Phenom II X4 quad-core processor, 8 GB DDR2, and 1 TB Hard Drive. It was a step down from the newer one they have out, but the only difference was the newer one had a Blue Ray player in it. Plus this one was over $300 less. I also got a 23inch flat screen monitor. My old laptop couldn't run any of the new film and picture editing software I wanted. I haven't tried the new video editing yet, but look at what the picture one did to one of my old photos. This is of the Sunken Road from the Antietam Visitors Center.

Pretty cool. Looks like a different Picture. Can't wait to do this to my Ghost Pictures