#spooklights

THE HAUNTED CRYBABY BRIDGE ON SENATH’S SPOOKLIGHT ROAD - Senath, Missouri. Dunklin County Road 602 - near the small, rural town of Senath in the bootheel of Missouri - is a remote farm road/Lover’s Lane that has long had a reputation for being haunted. According to local folklore and witness accounts, along this four-mile stretch of CR602 can be encountered a myriad of supernatural activity: glowing tombstones in a haunted cemetery, an ominous hanging tree, a possessed church, and luminous spooklight orbs that are said to flit-about and stall car engines. Also, on this dusty road, can be found this (pictured) “Crybaby Bridge” and the common urban legend that comes with such a place - a haunted passage over water where the lost soul of a mournful mother, or her crying infant, can be heard to pierce the silent night, echoing some forgotten tragedy. EVPs of a crying “something” have been reported here (I recorded it myself soon after this photo was snapped). Graffiti of a Satanic Nature can found under this locale, where bored (and beer-laden) teens are said to frequent as they search for a creepy thrill from taunting the supernatural. Most visitors, however, come to see the road’s spooklights (referred to as the “Senath Lights” or the “Hornersville Lights” or the “Arbyrd Lights” depending on which nearby townsperson is providing direction or telling a tale) - mysterious “basketball-sized glowing balls” which can be encountered in the black of country night when facing westward. The cause of the alleged spooklight phenomenon (and the other alleged phenomena found on this stretch) remains unknown. An undoubtedly creepy spot in the dead stillness of dark. Photo by Michael Huntington - October, 2015. @Huntington_Strange_Travels #MichaelHuntington #StrangeTravels #HuntingtonAdventures #SenathSpooklights #ArbyrdSpooklights #HornersvilleSpooklights ##HauntedChurch #CrybabyBridge #602CrybabyBridge #LoversLane #HauntedCemetery #Haunted #Ghosts #Spooklights #Orbs #HauntedMissouri #HauntedDunklinCounty #CR602 #DunklinCountyMissouri #SenathMissouri #ArbyrdMissouri #HornersvilleMissouri (at Senath, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/B43UMpKFY_G/?igshid=kpnseajxe905

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Okay so, I have a lot of jewelry and I love wearing it, but i’m so lazy that i forget to put it one bc i’m such a go big or go home kinda person. I definitely have way too many necklaces, but I really love ear cuffs, like i could drown myself in those.

like i just spent the entire week going through donation stuff for food, and yet there are people that are just throwing everything out? It makes no sense to me

Like it is such a forgeign concept to me, just because you can’t eat something doesn’t mean someone else wouldn’t be fucking joyous to get it, or maybe just fucking cut back and shit??? Don’t just throw all that food out and waste the money???

STRANGE TRAVELS with Michael Huntington: Unusual Family Outings to historic UFO encounter spots, haunted places, cryptid sighting locales, space and aviation museums, famous film locations, roadside attractions, and the last of the Futuro homes. If it's STRANGE or interesting, we will TRAVEL there! Michael Huntington - 2017. #StrangeTravels #MichaelHuntington #DianeHuntington #HuntingtonFamily #HuntingtonAdventures #HuntingtonBoys #FunFamilyTravel #UnusualFamilyOutings #Roadtripping #AviationMuseums #WrightPattersonAFB #NavalAviationMuseum #XPlanes #SpaceMuseums #USSpaceAndRocketCenter #SpaceCamp #Paranormal #ParanormalTravel #UFOs #UFOTravel #FamousUFOSpots #UFOHistory #UFOLore #GulfBreezeUFOEncounters #PascagoulaUFOAbduction #StanfordUFOAbduction #MantellUFOIncident #MarleyWoods #CapeGirardeauUFOCrash #KellyHopkinsvilleGoblinEncounter #FalkvilleMetalMan #Spooklights #Cryptids #EnfieldHorror #Cryptotourism #Bigfoot #MurphysboroMudMonster #Mothman #HauntedCapeGirardeau #HauntedTravels #LempMansion #HauntedBobbyMackeys #ExorcistHouse #HauntedAlton #HauntedHotels #CrescentHotel #Ghosts #UrbanLegends #Folklore #LocalLore #RoadsideAttractions #SetJetting #FilmLocations #CloseEncountersFilmingLocations #UrbanExploration #FuturoHouse #FuturoHomes #MattiSuuronen (at Cape Girardeau, Missouri)

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spooklights #spooklights Bobbing and bouncing along a dirt road in northeast Oklahoma is the Hornet Spook Light, a paranormal enigma for more than a century. Described most often as an orange ball of light, the orb travels from east to west along a four mile gravel road, long called the Devil's Promenade by area locals. The Spook Light, often referred to as the Joplin Spook Light or the Tri-State Spook Light is actually in Oklahoma near the small town ofQuapaw. However, it is most often seen from the east, which is why it has been "attached” to the tiny hamlet of Hornet, Missouri and the larger better known town of Joplin. According to the legend, the spook light was first seen by Indiansalong the infamous Trail of Tears in 1836; however, the first "official” report occurred in 1881 in a publication called the Ozark Spook Light. The ball of fire, described as varying from the size of a baseball to a basketball, dances and spins down the center of the road at high speeds, rising and hovering above the treetops, before it retreats and disappears. Others have said it sways from side to side, like a lantern being carried by some invisible force. In any event, the orange fire-like ball has reportedly been appearing nightly for well over a one hundred years. According to locals, the best time to view the spook light is between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and midnight and tends to shy away from large groups and loud sounds. Though many paranormal and scientific investigators have studied the light, including the Army Corps of Engineers, no one has been able to provide a conclusive answer as to the origin of the light. Many explanations have been presented over the years including escaping natural gas, reflecting car lights and billboards, and will-o’-the-wisps, a luminescence created by rotting organic matter. However, all of these explanations all fall short of being conclusive.