Barek Halfhand's Page

What can I say about St. James that will adequately describe it and not detract from it as an active site and a registered historic landmark?...I chose the designation of trip ten because like most of the others I have usurped in the area as one of my ongoing sites, I have lost count so it seemed like a legitimate approximation ...The legend associated with this location as promulgated by the links below is founded on the police reports of between 8-10 hooded “monk” figures ascending the tombsto… Continue

The ever spinning wheel of time and a confluence of events lead me to spend most of Thanksgiving weekend in Louisville Kentucky and I felt that I would be remiss in not making the pilgrimage to Cave Hill National Cemetery, a site that actually rivals Mt Carmel
in geographic size at 296 acres as well as historic points of interest and reported paranormal activity...the unseasonably warm, clear, late November day bathed the dreamlike Cave Hill scenery with a preternatural glow as the first of the… Continue

Far west suburban Downers Grove is one of many of the main street revitalization projects designed to help reinvigorated the existing classic storefront shops that languished economically in the early 90's with the inception of the Wal Mart superstore model by way of the addition of
specialty shops, concept bar & grills, and of course “Starbucks... The Downtown Cemetery lies at almost the epicenter of this now bustling Main street business district who’s side streets
are now dotted with new… Continue

“Lockport- Canal St. Junkyard-
A ghost of a little girl can be seen in the junkyard.”

http://www.ratrun.com/illinois.htm

http://theshadowlands.net/places/illinois.htm


The I&M canal system and companion waterway; The Des Plaines River have a rich history that dates back to the days of it serving as a Native American transportation route and the early French explorers of the late 17… Continue