Albino farm status?

Jermy · Post by **Jermy** » Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:09 pm

same here dude

WitchyWoman · Post by **WitchyWoman** » Wed Mar 16, 2005 7:23 pm

I think it would be a lot of fun to go grave hunting and EVP recording. Maybe we could get a few people here to agree to meet up somewhere. And go as a group. Since we don't actually know eachother, it would be best if at least 4 people were going. Not that I don't trust anyone, but we're talking about meeting strangers and going out wandering in the woods. Someone should keep track of who all wants to go and figure out a place to meet. I'm kinda new here, so I don't really know that many places. Also, we need to narrow down a when. I agree after spring break. I think we want to go grave hunting while we still have some light. But I think that EVP recording works best in the dark, so like 5pm is a good time to start grave hunting, by like 6:30 would be a good time to start the EVP recording. I'm totally down for that. I'm guessing that everyone here is familiar with EVP recording? If there is someone that is not, I think the best place to listen to them is: http://www.ghostpix.com/gis/E.V.P.html
Let me know what y'all decide, okay?

Mindscape · Post by **Mindscape** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:17 am

I used to live out near there. Oddly enough, my forestry class used to do tree cruising (practicing forestry techniques involving lumber and tree types) and soil work out there. Nice place. There's a persimmon tree on a slight bluff that's got some really nice fruit. We fed a not-quite-ripe one to the class jerk and watched him pucker.

Something occurs to me... I have an old soil survey book, round about '96 or '97, somewhere either here in Joplin or in storage in Springfield. I could pass it off to Willard if somebody thinks they can use it. It mostly covers Greene county, plus I think one southwest (never was good at remembering county names), maybe two.

Looking at the changes in soil types might help you guys, plus it's all aerial photography, so if you want to track down roads and things, it could be a help.

Post by **White Rabbit** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 4:58 pm

Mindscape wrote:Something occurs to me... I have an old soil survey book, round about '96 or '97, somewhere either here in Joplin or in storage in Springfield. I could pass it off to Willard if somebody thinks they can use it. It mostly covers Greene county, plus I think one southwest (never was good at remembering county names), maybe two.

If it's a map, he'll be into it

Mindscape · Post by **Mindscape** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 10:12 pm

I know. He's a friend of mine.

Kit · Post by **Kit** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 8:10 am

when it gets warmer i would love to go out there and try to get some EVPs

Jermy · Post by **Jermy** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 9:06 am

man it would be pritti cool to get a ocuple ghost on cams or so-mething

Anne · Post by **Anne** » Mon Mar 28, 2005 10:05 am

when it gets warmer i would love to go out there and try to get some EVPs

Yea, don't go out there when it's below freezing. I've done that and I dont' know what it is about the cold but when your cell phone goes off *extremely loud* in the middle of woods, it's just spookier.

Kit · Post by **Kit** » Mon Mar 28, 2005 11:05 am

and you already have the shivers

crowe · Post by **crowe** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 12:46 pm

anyone been out here since the last post?

i'm curious. i meant to go out there not too long ago, but with work and all, it's been difficult.

if anyone wants to take a look around with me the next time i go, let me know here. i work Monday through Thursday, so good days to go would be Friday, Saturday and possibly Sunday. Sundays' are always good days to go.

ALSO, if anyone's serious about the "ghost hunting" out there, i'm up for that as well. that's what i used to do out there almost every weekend when i was still in high school. i believe my friend i went with still has all her tapes and photos of that time.

Willard · Post by **Willard** » Sun Jul 03, 2005 10:35 pm

I noticed a website once that had pictures of some sort of cemetary out there, but noone seems to know anything about that... there could be an expedition to go looking for that...

Anne · Post by **Anne** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 10:56 am

That stupid cemetery! I've tried finding it and had no luck. Maybe I just didn't go far enough on the trail or it's been built over. However, I wouldn't mind going back out there sometime to look some more. Well after I get over my sunburn.

crowe · Post by **crowe** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 5:08 pm

Anne wrote:That stupid cemetery! I've tried finding it and had no luck. Maybe I just didn't go far enough on the trail or it's been built over. However, I wouldn't mind going back out there sometime to look some more. Well after I get over my sunburn.

that would be awesome. believe it or not, i never knew there was a cemetary somewhere on the land, so i never looked for it.

i'd love to give it a hunt.

Anne · Post by **Anne** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 6:13 pm

Supposedly there is. None of us have ever found it, but there's some website that claims there is. No directions though. Maybe I should email the webmaster of that and ask...
Or do the more fun thing and go on a search.

I'm free pretty much all this week and weekend.

crowe · Post by **crowe** » Mon Jul 04, 2005 6:36 pm

i don't work Friday, Saturday or Sunday, if you wanted to plan something.

i'd love to go back out there.

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