http://solarmass.net/the-ghost-of-the-pfi/ empower the mind Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:54:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://solarmass.net/the-ghost-of-the-pfi/comment-page-1/#comment-84 admin Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:54:06 +0000 http://solarmass.net/?p=89#comment-84 The reason we started going there was because we saw this site on the Fox tv show, America's most haunted places. We have two different mist photos from this place. The one you saw was taken out on the front lawn and the other we have was taken from the window looking into the building. We have many orb photos as well which are probably just dust but the odd thing was that the orbs would always show up in specific locations and at the same times each night. The reason we started going there was because we saw this site on the Fox tv show, America’s most haunted places. We have two different mist photos from this place. The one you saw was taken out on the front lawn and the other we have was taken from the window looking into the building. We have many orb photos as well which are probably just dust but the odd thing was that the orbs would always show up in specific locations and at the same times each night.

]]> http://solarmass.net/the-ghost-of-the-pfi/comment-page-1/#comment-83 Alison Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:48:30 +0000 http://solarmass.net/?p=89#comment-83 Wow, that's really cool. I live near the PFI and I didn't know it had this kind of reputation. I think the image looks less like a woman with long hair holding a baby and more like woman in a veil possibly holding flowers. Perhaps a wedding gown. There almost appears to be a train. It wouldn't have been normal for women in that time period to wear a train on a gown accepting a bridal gown. Wow, that’s really cool. I live near the PFI and I didn’t know it had this kind of reputation. I think the image looks less like a woman with long hair holding a baby and more like woman in a veil possibly holding flowers. Perhaps a wedding gown. There almost appears to be a train. It wouldn’t have been normal for women in that time period to wear a train on a gown accepting a bridal gown.

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