Subj: [SupernaturalFlorida] This Weekends Adventure Report 
Date: 3/14/2006 5:38:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time
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Well as you know we had a major investigation planned for this weekend it was really nice to visit some really well known haunted places and get back into the groove of things. We also had a new investigator to help us out her name was Linda who is a good friend of Ariel's and I:) it was a nice weekend we had a few mishaps during the investigation but for the most part it was an exciting night full of activity.
 
We investigated four out of the six proposed places being the Kingsley Plantation, Wiccademous Grave, Old Nassau County Jail, and Finally the Annie Lytle School #4 as we headed up into the Jacksonville Area and Amelia Island. I really enjoyed exploring out this way and hope to continue regular trips to investigate around this historical area which is home to the Timucuan Indians, Pirate Stories, and Even the Civil War. Its the first time we been investigating in this area some areas seem really fascinating while others seemed run down and full of problems ill explain that later.
 
We set off for our trip early stopped for dinner then we headed on off to our first destination which was the well known one of the most haunted plantations in the state called the Kingsley Plantation. I did not get as many photos as I wanted but we sure did have an awesome time and so our journey begins here.
 
Kingsley Plantation
 
We were driving along the shore on fort George Island and we could already feel the eeriness as we turned off down this long road. When I say long just imagine a few miles of woods on both sides of this real curvy road with no lights whatsoever leading to these giant iron gates. On our way up there we passed some tabby ruins part of the plantation which were being restored. The road was exactly the same as in the 1800's a twisting dirt, bumpy, scenic historic road leading us to this site.
 
When we arrived at the plantation we focused right away on the slave quarters and cabins. On each side of the road were many cabins side by side going on for quite a ways. Most of the tabby cabins were in ruins but some of the fireplaces were still intact.
 
The main quarters were completely intact with a roof even which was very cold and eerie inside. I did not sense a whole bunch of activity but I could sense a feeling of being watched as we made our way around the cabins. Some of the cabins still had some residual energy I could feel it.
 
Most of the cabins were very small with about only two rooms and a fireplace maybe even three little rooms at most. You could sort of get a feeling of what life was like back then for the slaves which resided at the plantation. Around us was a lot of woods and I was keeping an eye out for old red eyes which I did not see however there was ALOT of movement around us which sounded like human walking.
 
We had fun exploring the cabins but every time I entered a room it seemed either cold or like something was standing in one of the rooms staring constantly at us. I also noticed when Ariel and I wandered off something was moving tree to tree. It was pretty big and was leaping. I did not see it but the noise of it was amazing. Maybe old red eyes is some cryptid and not a ghost. But it went palm to palm shaking the trees with great strength.
 
I did not panic just kept walking and tried to ignore it for awhile that way I would not scare it away. We then walked up a road which led us to a giant barn with chairs like it was used as a school or prayer area. This place was very eerie not a lot of activity one moving cold spot but it was an place of energy. The slaves obviously worked in this barn a lot and plantation school/prayer area at one time.
 
We then made our way on over to the plantation house there was a presence observing us from the upstairs window I could at least sense that much but for the most part it was quite and I photographed the entire mansion. We all sort of went our own ways did not see to much but we looked around and eventually walked on over to another smaller home which was the visitors center.
 
As we strayed away from the plantation house an odd light came on near the side of the home. The light was low to the ground and it was not on when we were near the plantation mansion so we thought that was odd. One of our last stops after this was the plantation owners vegetable garden where we seen onions, cabbage and other things growing.
 
Jason and I found behind the garden in the woods a cottage of some kind which we explored. The cottage was very small and eerie with a set of stairs leading into the attic. The floor was rotted and windows were broken. There was a giant fire place in each room and the kitchen had newspapers dating back to the 1970's still in good shape.
 
I was pretty amazed with the area wondering what other hidden jewels lied within these woods. The cottage did have a dormant presence but it was not interested in us or was perhaps serene at the time. We did eventually get out of there and hiked back down the road out to the car.
 
There was a street lamp off in the woods which turned on when we arrived and turned off when we got back to the car I thought this was really odd. Normally they turn on when the sun goes down or when people go near them. But this one turned on when we got out of the car and turned off when getting into it.
 
The one thing about this plantation is that its one of the most haunted in the south but honestly its a well taken care of peaceful place. I felt ghost, I heard things, even seen some odd things but for the most part its a place worth perhaps spending longer time at and dwelling deeper into its Haunting's. After our break we then headed on off to the Wiccademous Grave.