Subj: [ParanormalFlorida] Tonight's **Special** Blood Moon Investigation Report   Date: 10/28/2004 3:53:32 AM Eastern Daylight Time  From: AngelOfThyNight@aol.com   To: ParanormalBuffalo@yahoogroups.com,  paranormalghostsociety@yahoogroups.com,  Paranormalflorida@yahoogroups.com,  ParanormalGhostSociety@groups.msn.com   Tonight was a very special series of investigations in some very secluded places as we ventured into some of the most eeriest places this month yet. This investigation was very special as you know tonight was the night of the Hunters Moon also know as the October Blood Moon where the eclipse and the earths shadow causes it to look blood red. But also this investigation was our Halloween Special brought to you just a few days before Hallows Eve. Each year we try to bring you some of the most special eeriest places and if we can great photos and trust me you will NOT be disappointed as we had a ton of paranormal activity happen to us so for those that did not come out for this investigation you truly missed a jewel.  Tonight I was full of energy just ask Amanda I was spinning around, running all over the place, hell even on the ground haha but it paid off and psychically woooo there were so many entities around us I could have taken ectoplasm shots all night long I swear that on my grave lol. But anyways we visited four locations the other two we could not find unfortunately but as you know some places sometimes get removed or underbrush grows over them especially here in Florida. But I will explain more in the reports below.  Anyways Amanda and I set off when the moon was almost halfway blood red which was after 10pm and we headed on off to Midway Methodist Church Site & Cemetery, Old Astor St. Johns River Covered Bridge, Purdom Cemetery and Finally Pierson Cemetery so really we had a complete night of haunts and adventure. We started off driving down a very dark wooded road with some fernery's and made a turn down a dirt road which turned into some kind of trail and so our adventure begins here. Midway Methodist Church Site & Cemetery As soon as we stepped out of the car there was a feeling of being watched. I was talking to Amanda about some footsteps I heard near the cemetery entrance coming towards us. I also told her something was watching us as I could feel an entity standing near a loop which you can drive your car around near the front entrance to the cemetery.  My voice must had been to loud guess it must had been them 6 slices of pizza being all jolly tonight haha who knows but it set off a kennel of dogs up the road. Trust me there was more then 5 dogs barking and howling.  I did not want to turn back I figured if we quieted down they would eventually stop barking and eventually half of them stopped which made it tolerable for taking some photos the problem was however that I could no longer hear footsteps etc because of the howling. But it gave it a eerie feel like some werewolf was in the woods waiting to eat me.  We walked over the barbed wire fencing which was torn down in many spots and right away the first noticeable thing was the amount of high grass in the cemetery some parts were waste high as Amanda mentioned to me later.  The first place I visited was a monument which sits dead center in the cemetery. The monument is where the church use to stand which was moved to a pioneer settlement which later we would try and visit tonight. But anyways it was odd because you could look around the cemetery and there was no stones or high grass where the church once stood so you could tell something at one time was here. We walked in some fairly dark areas so my flashlight was not helping with the dogs up the road. But alot of the stones here were small some were broke and stuck out of the ground while a few were buried under foliage like one stone had a tree lying on it from the hurricanes. There was not a lot of activity except the one fence that ran along the cemetery had woods on the other side of it at one time I thought I heard some sort of movement in those woods. What we did is walked around the entire cemetery and I noticed this one area where a few stones stood all by themselves that area was the coldest part aside from the rest of the cemetery. There was even one area which was a old brick wall kind of odd but the condition of the cemetery was obviously forgotten and very poor some stones were not even visible as grass grew over them. We did our walk around and it became a little discomforting to be here more so the dogs at this point were acting up again so we headed on off. We took a fairly good amount of photos however and our next destination would be The Creative Arts Pioneer Settlement which we ended up investigating the Old Astor Covered Bridge instead.