Can anyone sense anything?

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I looked at this picture a couple days ago, and I felt something. Not being to put my finger on what emotion I guess you could say I just chalked it up as me looking too hard into it.

But this picture has kinda kept with me since so I just looked at it again. There is a sad feeling, but also like something is hiding. I don't know how to say it. Something doesn't want to be bothered?

I have no clue if what I am sensing or feeling about this picture is any where close to the truth or what others get out of it. Maybe I am looking to hard into it.

But there are some houses that I almost flat out refuse to get close to. The energy that comes off of them makes me shudder. This picture gives me a feeling like I just don't want to get close to it. Maybe it would be different to walk up to it. Anyways, like I said. I have no idea if its correct but it is what I get from it.

Sorry, I babble alot lol.

BillyJo wrote: ....It also appears that this house has/had a family history and in the picture it looks abandoned and 'sad' if you will.

Photos don't tell me a lot. I would investigate though! That's always fun!!!

Hi BillyJo! Thanks for your comments. What do you mean by family history? Can you explain any further? And yes, boy would I like to investigate this one! It' s been a long time since my friend lived there. Hopefully it's at peace now.

May I assume the house is built from native(locally produced) brick? It is a common phenomenon to have some small residual-type haunts attached to the brick itself. My Grandfather was a Master Bricklayer, who showed me a section of a building which he was working on...it was boiling hot in January in New England. That particular area has used brick which had been fired in a kiln where a brickyard worker had tragically burned to death in a freak accident. We were there on a Sunday afternoon because my Grandpa wanter the rest of the family to document what he had been experiencing. My Mom and Dad, and my Grandmother all shared the same exact experience that day. Many years later, I had contact with that building and encountered the same phenomenon, so it appears to be permanent, rather than transient in nature. Nothing to fear here, but I would strongly suggest you research the history of the construction, particularly the origins of the brick used. It could prove most interesting.

I personally can't tell from a photo if a house is haunted but here is what I get from the photo.

It seems to be shrouded in darkness. The angles of the house, the lighting, the twisted trees, the inset door gives off a 'creepy' feeling photo. Even when looking straight at the photo the left side of the house makes me feel like someone could hide in the bushes. It also appears that this house has/had a family history and in the picture it looks abandoned and 'sad' if you will.

Photos don't tell me a lot. I would investigate though! That's always fun!!!

The home is beautiful but I'm not the kind that can look at a picture and see it haunted, I have to be in the house to feel or smell or hear or see things what ever comes first, but to see a photo and see things I find it interesting gift..

I would actually have to be on the grounds to pick up something if indeed there are spirits there. That doesn't mean that a medium of some sorts couldn't pick anything up off the picture.

I'm gonna throw this out there,when i was in the Army i was a Renascence specialist,We would go to places that you alway felt there was eye's on you.The hair on the back of the neck would stand up,your tweeters would start sounding off and GOD knows if you scene anything out of the ordinary and called it in there would be so much s**t flying over your head that you wished you just keeped everything under reap's until you left the area.Yes i think you feel what is around you and can scene trouble or good.I have had time's where i damn near had my ass shoot off cause my lead didn't see what was around us and times when all was cool.I think the same go's for paranormal.

i sense peace curiosity like a revolving door but no disturbance...

Beasy wrote:

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Beasy wrote: They are my brother's favourite band. When they toured the UK recently he went to 5 gigs in the space of a week. Mad!

I here you Beasy! I ran a search on Sharon after getting some of Armin Van Buuren's music which had her on it. She was incredible. I haven't seen this level of talent in a band in the US since some of the greatest of the '80's bands that stood out.

I'm hoping that they come to the US, but I'm not holding my breath.

He also won a competition to a private gig at Kerrang Radio in Birmingham with them last year. He had a spare ticket but I couln't get out of work

I would have loved that. I'm also a photographer and shoot bands; that would have been a treat.