This will be the first out door Investigation for me.

The history is that back on July 2nd 1918 the TNT factory that employed 600 people Blew up. 55 people perished that night and or subsequent days. There has been a long history of Paranormal activities there and mid-month next 5 of us will be paying the old quarry a visit. Our historian grew up a mile from the quarry and remembers the unsettling feelings she had there while exploring with her friends.

Could use some help on how to get the most out of the investigation. I'll probably pay a pre visit there to look around soon.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Oh and Yes we have permission.
Keith

Sounds good, Keith, can't wait to hear about your results

TressesOfNephthys

Thanks. I'm hoping for a calm rain free day, but we will play it as it comes. I know noise contamination is always a problem but this is a desolate area with a couple miles of dirt roads to Travers to get to the site.

*Keeping our fingers crossed*

Keith

Keith wrote:


What time of the day are you going? I always like to take a couple of cameras; one film SLR and one DSLR. I like film because if someone/spirit allows to be photographed, I believe film is the best to capture this. As CC put it, analog equipment will provide a "footprint".

For help on getting the most out of your investigation, talk to Crystal Cross. He'll be the best to explain and guide you along the way; not to mention he'll maybe throw some quantum physics at you when you're not expecting it.

Have fun and enjoy yourself. I hope you guys get something great.

Sounds like a great time! Have fun, stay safe and good hunting!

Steven Matrix,

Thanks, Up till coming here I have been pretty much Digital cameras. I am seeing this may leave a door open after reading here a few days. I'm thinking I may need to dig out the old 35 MM and start comparing shots.

I enjoy the quotes. Having an analytical mind is sometimes a nonsense. But I find it quite useful in this arena.

Always looking for advice so thanks for the film VS Digital tip.

Keith

Sorry if this is a repeat answer I hit submit and poof nothing came up?

Amanda_O

Thanks for the wishes. I'm hoping to have some evedence to post here from the visit.

Keith

tyrstag

Thanks we should have a good time just being out there in the fresh air. Baring any snakes, spiders, creepy crawlers and such. Ghosts are always welcomed. LOL


Keith

Keith wrote:
so am I. I am looking forward to the tale as much as whatever you gys may get.