Roanoke Virginia to Middletown Virginia

Because I stayed in a generic hotel last night, I don't have any interesting experiences to share relative to ghost hunting.  Actually, it was kind of nice just watching TV and going to bed normally for just one night without the fear (or pleasure) of being accosted. 

Having said that, I was looking through some of the pictures in my camera from previous investigations that I forgot about.   In January, I did an investigation at the Pasadena Playhouse with the guys from "Ghost Hunters".  I was up in the balcony by myself and I took this picture.  Here are two pictures with orbs.  I don't put much stock in "orbs" but check out my second one. Both were shot with a "full spectrum" camera.

This is not an unusual photo.  I've taken many photos with lots of "orbs" so I didn't pay much attention to this one.  Check out this next one.  I did a close up so you can see what I see.

 

I swear I didn't do any Photoshop magic.  I'm not that good.   Does it look like a face?  I'll let you guys decide.

I spent a few hours in Lexington Virginia touring Stonewall Jackson's house and the cemetery where he was buried.  I whipped out my EMF detector and audio device and did my due diligence but to no avail.   I'm staying at the Wayside Inn in Middletown, Virginia.  The Ghost Hunters have investigated this inn.  It is the longest running inn in the US since around 1750 or so.  Here is a painting of the place done in the 1800s.  Just like a puzzle picture.  She basically guaranteed that I would experience activity tonight but we've all heard that before.