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Thanks,
Virginia
All comments are moderated before being published.
I do not publish anonymous comments--if your blogger profile does not have a picture or other information connected to it, such as a blog link,--I will not post your comment.
If there is a link in your comment, it will not be published because I view it as spam.
I do not like having to be so restrictive, but I have found it to be necessary.
I do enjoy talking to people who read my blog.
The best way to talk to me is to join my Facebook group called, Seeks Ghosts. Here is the link.
Thanks,
Virginia
Hi Virginia,
ReplyDeleteI wanted to talk to you about maybe using an image from your site on a 'Haunted map. Do you have an email address I can contact you on?
Thank you for your time
Elisabeth
Which image? Many I use are off Wiki Commons or no longer under a copyright date--open domain etc.. Some are mine. Which one do you want to use?
ReplyDeleteThat photo I found at Ediinburghguide.com. They present this photo to share in several sizes. They do no provide the name of the photographer. Here is the page http://www.edinburghguide.com/photo/marykingsclose
ReplyDeleteHope this helps.
I just got back from San Antonio where I spent a little time visiting the Alamo... Took some pics that I didnt look at until just now.
ReplyDeleteThree pictures have ghosts in them....Clearly, unmistakably.
I took them at the rear of the Mission where particularly brutal hand to hand fighting took place
Several figures. One or two men are in a fighting stance. Smokey.. A horse we think. Other figures....... Nothing at all was there floating around when i took them.
Lord have mercy.
Cool! Share one with me and I will publish it on my piece about the Alamo with your name.
ReplyDeleteVirginia:
ReplyDeleteNice job distilling the research Bill Willard and I did on the Inez Clarke/Briggs mystery down to a few paragraphs so that readers could easily sink their teeth into it and get the important facts straight.
John Binder
Virginia, I am writing a book on the tidal Potomac River, and have finally gotten down to Lookout Point, where I found reference to your great research into ghosts. May I quote you and give your references in this book, to be entitled "The River That Is America?"
ReplyDeleteHere is the part that notes your work: "Virginia Lamkin has a webpage dedicated to the many sounds recorded at Point Lookout and at other sites as well, and, if you want to hear 45 of the Point Lookout ghosts recorded, as ofAugust 2017, just click this web page and then on the title in the left-hand box for each: http://www.ptlookoutlighthouse.com/paranormalsounds.shtml."
Thanks,
Jim Burch
Jim@JamesHBurch.com
703-818-8080
13419 Cavalier Woods Drive
Clifton, VA 20124
Jim put the name of my blog "Seeks Ghosts" in your cite, if you do this I give you my permission.
ReplyDeleteHi Virginia,
ReplyDeleteWe love your blog and the information in it. Our experiences were recently featured on The Dead Files. We also started a blog to tell our story because we got so many questions after the show aired Our goal in sharing our story is to help others and give them the courage to come forward to get the help they need. We also put your blog on our links so that our readers can have easy access to your blog. If you would like to do the same with ours let me and I can give you the site address.
Hi Virginia. I love your ghost stories and especially your stories about ghost ships! Keep up the excellent work. 😎
ReplyDeleteHi Virginia,
ReplyDeleteI'm a staff member at The Knox Student, the student newspaper for Knox College. We're doing a video piece on the Crybaby Bridge in Monmouth and possibly an accompanying print story. I was wondering if you'd be at all available for a quick interview (no more than 15 minutes!) either over the phone or via Skype to talk about the Bridge's legend to be featured in the video/story.
Regardless of your decision thank you for your informative, engaging, and helpful stories!
Best,
Rachel Watson
Pace your public contact info on here so I can contact you.
ReplyDeleteHi, I actually saw three nuns near Hotel Galavez back in 1999. I had no idea I was actually seeing ghosts until many years later when I started reading about ghost stories. If you want to know the whole story let me know.
ReplyDeleteJoin my Facebook Page for Seeks Ghosts and tell me about it🙂
ReplyDeleteHello from România! I came across your blog while documenting for the next blog I will write on my blog at inauntruloamenilor.blogspot.com - it is in Romanian language and touches subjects between psychology and supernatural, through real life experiences. I feel that your blog completes much of my experiences and can answer many questions. Will love to keep on touch. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWe have a paranormal podcast and would love to share your Old House Woods story on it. would this be okay?
ReplyDeleteMissy S
Yes, you may but be aware this is a traditional story and others have shared it before I wrote about it.
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