Beyond The Normal

I captured this image one rather wet day at Ganondagan which is located in Victor New York. A place which runs deep with Native American spirituality. So it came as no surprise my having captured such a powerful spirit which reflected so much culture as that of its own indigenous peoples.

Please lend your support and patronage to Ganondagan. – Thank you.

Mount Hope Cemetery, in Rochester New York, has a long history as a haunted site, even before it became a cemetery. From Phantom Tour: The 13 Most Haunted Places in Western New York.

Professional Psychic Medium Cindy Lee and Paranormal Researcher Director J. Burkhart had been honored to be amongst the many regional guides representing a haunted section of Western New York.

Western New York is legendary for its historical richness and numerous scenic haunted locations which more than holds its own against many other comparative sections of the United States.

Field of Screams: Haunted Tales from the Baseball Diamond, the Locker Room and Beyond – is the latest in a series of two books based upon the supernatural ghostly rumors and stories surrounding professional sports as written By Mickey Bradley and Dan Gordon.

The book was officially released last week and since that time has already achieved the #1 on spot on Amazon’s Baseball History books bestsellers list (and made Top 3 for all Baseball titles, and even the Sports Top 50)!

And best of all yours truly is in the book.

Wait! Did I say that?

Indeed I most certainly did!

You will find me being quoted a number of times in a cleverly titled chapter called “The Wild Frontier” regarding our official certification of Frontier Field in Rochester New York as haunted.

It has been five years since our experiences at Frontier Field. And the books author Mickey Bradley is a master at capturing such moments and its aftermath in details which are sure to grab the interest of anyone interested in both sports and the paranormal.

Get this book! And you’ll never look at professional baseball quite the same ever again. Especially if your like any true fan of the sport who has the “Spirit Of Baseball” within them.

The Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester New York was first founded in 1913. Is part of the University of Rochester. And yearly hosts the annual Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition and Clothesline Art Festival.

Having frequently visited this facility at various times through the years can I state unequivocally the emotionally charged atmosphere within containing a sense of being closely monitored by far more than just staff and perhaps a few well placed cameras.

During one of our visits which had placed us near closing time and thus not having any crowds to contend with had we happened upon one section of the museum which was cordoned off containing a number of incomplete exhibits and their items awaiting final setup preparation.

It was dark and completely still within this area.

We respectfully did not go beyond the barrier.

But while gazing within could you not ignore the overwhelming sensation of being watched! Thus indicating something far more be haunting the halls within this gallery.

It is nothing new the contention that the Memorial Art Gallery contains far more than art exhibitions where people have for years maintained such references privately so as not to cast any unfavorable attention. But there comes a time I believe when such occurrences instead of considered as negatives be instead considered as part of the overall charm and mystique of so majestic a building and purpose.

For what could be more enduring than blending art with that of ghosts which have often been the subject of numerous artistic expressions throughout the ages.