Some May Find This Interesting

Aeronox · Joined: 22 Oct 2008 Posts: 38 Location: Central Georgia

Hi everyone,
This may well be my last set of entries for a while but I saved the best for last, which is what I stated I would try to do last October when I first joined. These photos actually date back to that month and one of these in particular, is the one I was talking about in my first post in the Introduction area that really began softening my skepticism.

I was told by someone that word had it that interesting photographs had been produced at a cemetery just a few miles away. This cemetery is just off a state highway but is not visible from this highway. It is actually situated down a dirt road and just over a hill from the highway, nestled in a wooded area but very much unlike Cobb Cemetery, featured in some of my earlier posted photos. It is very clean and well kept in a fenced area.

A few weeks later, my curiousity bested me so I decided to drive over and take a few shots. It was more of an effort to show this person these photos and say, "there must be nothing to it after all." Well, I wound up not being quite able to say that.

I let our toy fox terrier ride along as I didn't plan on staying long anyway and knowing that she will be barking in wanting to get out of the vehicle (she can't seem to resist it). In any case, sure enough, as soon as I departed the vehicle and closed the door, she started up...but it wasn't her normal barking. Instead, she was running back and forth in the cab to each door window for a moment with a terrified look on her face and she was what I would call, yelping instead. I was puzzled at that but continued on through the gate. I walked to the back side of the cemetery, faced the entrance and took the 1st photo, linked here: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3221/3123462683_1f959d0002_o.jpg And here is an enlarged version of the same photo: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3197/3123370911_75996f79db_o.jpg I took a few more shots as she continued moving back and forth in the cab while yelping, which was starting to unnerve me. So I returned to my pickup and we left but she trembled all the way home. After uploading, I first noticed the large orb in the center but withing minutes I noticed "her." It looked like a woman standing several feet away staring at me from the general vicinity of that "orb!" Look towards the top of my pickup cab. She looks so much more detailed than any others I had taken. And the more I looked at this photo, the more of them I saw but not as detailed as she. Yes, this was the one.

twinks · Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 229 Location: rugby

where no one there,cant see the lady at all.circle it for me.
Sad

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YB · Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 9:30 am Post subject:

I can't see it either Sad

flossy · Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 2:37 pm Post subject:

i can just about see a face here, if this is where you mean, but i think it may be the shadeing of the tree's thats causing it

YB · Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 7:59 pm Post subject:

Looks like matrixing to me.. the tree does give the impression but I think it is just the tree..

Aeronox · Joined: 22 Oct 2008 Posts: 38 Location: Central Georgia

If so, that's one of the best examples I've seen of it. Yes Flossy, you are on the right track, there. I should also have mentioned that what I made out was only the face and not a whole body. I apologize for that. I also didn't mention the strange smell that came over me while I was there. It's just so odd to me that so much can be matrixed on this shot, if in fact, that is what they all are. I've drawn on this copy of the enlarged shot to show some (but not all) of the other things that seem to stand out to me: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3562/3281757703_08ae804abd_o.jpg
I realize that some or all may just be my imagination! Wink

But to me she is so much more detailed, right down to the yellowish-looking eyes. And even the oak tree trunk in the foreground appears to have faces on it. Usually you can't "make out" so many on one photo, can you?

flossy · Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 10:38 pm Post subject:

oo i dont know, give me any photo and i bet i can pick a few faces out of it, there mostly pixels or illusions but i still see them Laughing

YB · Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 11:36 pm Post subject:

Not what I was first looking at but I see what you mean.. That would be the biggest ghost face I've ever seen lol... I still think it's trees. Just my opinion.

Aeronox · Joined: 22 Oct 2008 Posts: 38 Location: Central Georgia

Well, not really, YB. Look at the original size link. It looks like someone standing 20-25 ft away; "her" head would be at about 5'7" or so from the ground and normal sized. Don't let those enlarged ones throw you off on that. LOL Anyway, there is another little (Valentine?) story I discovered there. There was the grave of a man who died at the age of about 31 I believe, in the year 1933. Inscribed on the slab are the words, "We loved him, we miss him Love, Evelyn." Okay, so right next to him is Evelyn...still bearing their last name...interred in the year, 1996. 63 years after his death! I don't believe that is a normally occuring situation. As you can see on the copy I drew on, to the top left of the female-looking apparition, is the facial apparition of a smiling man (I drew an arrow to that one). He & Evelyn, perhaps? Rolling Eyes

mrx3010 · Joined: 18 Nov 2006 Posts: 579

Romantic notion and it would be nice to believe but based just on this photo I have to go with matrixing as well. It is a good story though.

twinks · Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 229 Location: rugby

havent you heard some people live to be in their 100s. i dont see 94 ish odd at all. i also think the image is trees and stuff.
if you look at clouds and carpets and any ole patterns you can see faces and objects. i know i can. doesnt mean the face i see on my bathroom carpet sometimes is uncle harry though.
Rolling Eyes

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Aeronox · Joined: 22 Oct 2008 Posts: 38 Location: Central Georgia

Thanks for filling us in on your OPINION there, Twinks. You're so smart, you make it sound like a final ruling from a judge. How nice of you. Also, I didn't refer to the age of the deseased woman, did I? I was remarking on it being extraordinary that she was buried with her husband after his death that long ago. You just don't see it everyday.

twinks · Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 229 Location: rugby

shall reply after work to that aeronox
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twinks · Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 229 Location: rugby

everybody is entitled to their opinion and beliefs AERONOX.
thank you for the compliment Wink

YB · Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 11:51 am Post subject:

Lets keep this argument down to a low boil ok people? THANK YOU..