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There is a story/legend outside of Nashville in a town called Adams. It dates back to the 1700's. The story is about a haunting of the Bell family farm and the events that took place on it. The website, if you are interested is www.bellwitch.org
Over the years, the place has been turned into a tour for people. A group of us went, but were warned ahead of time that cell phones and cameras should not be taken with us into the cave. Of course we didn't listen and took them anyway. Who believes in this stuff anyway, right? We were also told that people who took pictures sometimes got weird things coming back on our pictures. Whether you believe in it or not, this place was spectacular with the views you could see and well worth the trip. With that said, we did have some strange things happen to us and out of everyone in our group, I was the only one to get the strange pictures. I'll leave it to you to believe what you want to believe, but please accept when I say that I did not, nor do I even have the knowledge to doctor either of the pictures that came back with strange things on them.
The first picture is the group of us. In order left to right, DJ, Tammy, Garry, Cyndi, and me. For a few people all fired up to go get scared, we look a bit distraught huh?
The second picture show a view of a small cliff that is at the entrance of the cave. Notice the two luminiscent "orbs" in the picture. They weren't there when the picture was taken and I didn't use a flash on that picture and you can also see the sunspots toward the top of the shot to show what they look like.
The next one could just be a trick of light and shadow, but it is creepy none-the-less. For you cave knowledgable folks out there, the center of the picture is a formation made over millenia by water. I forget what the proper term for it is. If you will notice at the top center of the picture, well it sort of brings the subject to life, as a photographer would say. What do you think?
Finally the last shot I will show you is a view of the old cabin from a distance. Just a pretty view of the farm with a HUGE storm moving in. That was a fun drive back to Nashville.
More later ya'll..............
Seth
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