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Paranormal Trips Little Green Man 09/16/17 (Sat) 02:55:06 No.34475

So lately I've been getting into a lot of paranormal stuff, and some of the supposed true things have gotten me very curious about visiting haunted locations. The first trip I want to take is to the Stanley Hotel since its a 2hr drive from me which I will probably take during New Years. I've also been looking into possible haunted woods in the Colorado Mountains, there was a story that I researched about a kid disappearing at Rocky Mountain National Park and was never seen, but some hikers a few days later spotted the boy at Mt Chapin.

Have any of you ever planned a paranormal trip or is this just something that I shouldn't mess with?

Little Green Man 09/16/17 (Sat) 08:54:38 No.34478

>>34475

There are some areas in North-American national parks where people regularly go missing, but statistically, the chance that you'll see something is quite low. And it's a case of 'careful what you wish for…' Whatever's taking those people is not friendly…

One day, I'd like to visit a sacred mountain in my country where lots of UFOs have been sighted, but I feel I'm not ready for that yet. As strange as it sounds, I don't feel 'worthy' of meeting those guys at the moment…

Little Green Man 09/16/17 (Sat) 08:59:33 No.34479

To up your chances Missing 411 style. Go while sick/injured, place with large amounts of granite and a close by body of water.

Little Green Man 09/16/17 (Sat) 21:58:36 No.34485

>>34478

>visit a sacred mountain

Theres some indian trail here that they say that if you travel at night you can hear the echo of drums in the distance.