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Ghosts are spirits of the dead which continue to haunt us still because of unfinished businesses. Ghosts are really scary; I mean who isnt scared of one? The mere idea of a ghost even if its a family member lurking beneath the walls of our house really gives me goose bumps all over. I just pray I wouldnt see one. My husband says Im a chicken and I shouldnt be afraid of ghosts in our house since they are just spirits of dead relatives. Oh, whatever.
Ghosts are very typical in houses, schools, hospitals and public building where once upon a time the place was busy with all activities. I dont for one, watch any ghost film for I will have a tough time sleeping after. Ghost tours are also off limits to me, unless I'm traveling with a group of people with my husband at my side. There is an interesting ghost tour in Kansas City that receives acclaims and positive (and also frightening) response coming from their client. This is the Ghost Tours of Kansas.
Kansas City is home to many ghost places and buildings as it has a very rich (and gruesome) history to tell. The tour visits haunted cemeteries, high schools, museums, and other public places and offices where active ghosts reside. The tour guides are backed up by PEDRO or Paranormal Encounter Documentation & Research Organization which has a team of experts in locating ghosts. Scary!
There was once a story wherein a group of women visited a haunted cemetery. One member felt a thug on her back and upon seeing no one, claimed that it must have been a ghost who hit her. The tour guide/ PEDRO member told her that it was indeed the ghost of a boy who happens to stroll among the place and was taken by her red hat.
The places the tour visits are really places where ghosts reside. Door knobs wobbling and pictures taken by the tourists with hazy shadows and ghostly silhouettes in it are evidences that spirits still thrive in these places.
Ghosts are very typical in houses, schools, hospitals and public building where once upon a time the place was busy with all activities. I dont for one, watch any ghost film for I will have a tough time sleeping after. Ghost tours are also off limits to me, unless I'm traveling with a group of people with my husband at my side. There is an interesting ghost tour in Kansas City that receives acclaims and positive (and also frightening) response coming from their client. This is the Ghost Tours of Kansas.
Kansas City is home to many ghost places and buildings as it has a very rich (and gruesome) history to tell. The tour visits haunted cemeteries, high schools, museums, and other public places and offices where active ghosts reside. The tour guides are backed up by PEDRO or Paranormal Encounter Documentation & Research Organization which has a team of experts in locating ghosts. Scary!
There was once a story wherein a group of women visited a haunted cemetery. One member felt a thug on her back and upon seeing no one, claimed that it must have been a ghost who hit her. The tour guide/ PEDRO member told her that it was indeed the ghost of a boy who happens to stroll among the place and was taken by her red hat.
The places the tour visits are really places where ghosts reside. Door knobs wobbling and pictures taken by the tourists with hazy shadows and ghostly silhouettes in it are evidences that spirits still thrive in these places.
About the Author:
Mercie Hallow is a writer and a researcher on events in Travel and Leisure. Visiting events such as the Kansas craft fairs will open ones spirit on the beauty of the world beyond home's borders. If youre staying in Kansas, the author suggests checking out the Kansas craft shows for entertainments to make your stay worthwhile.
