St.Anthony's Cemetery

[Nebel]

These photo's were taken in St.Anthony's Cemetery early September, 2006. I have been there several times. One of the last times I was there, I went with a group of 8. That time is when we heard something walking around us, feminine screams and crying coming from the paths in the back and an evil laughter, also coming from the back. The back of St.Anthony's is a somewhat suspicious place. There are a couple paths with many large stones. We wandered some of the paths during daylight hours to find that they lead to houses. One path lead to a larger house with a big backyard and a mound hiding the path to the cemetery.

Here are some photos of a strange cloud. We were not smoking, nor was out breath visible then. We tested that to see if it would show up.





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I should also state I don't know what to make of these. Any questions, opinions?

[aneaglesangel]

It's very hard for me to say without knowing the weather conditions that night. Though mist may not be visible to our naked eyes, the camera can pick up humidity in the air very easily. Around here it's always a good idea to check the weather conditons, such as relative humidity and dew point before going out. That way if you catch a mist and have a low humidity night, you can rule out moisture in the air. Thanks for sharing!!

I'm not sure I'm familiar with St. Anthony's, where is it located?

[Nebel]

St.Anthony's cemetery is a mile or so away from the Ellis-Bolles Cemetery. The only way I know how to get there is from Wareham.

From Wareham, keep driving up Route 6 through Marion into Mattapoisett(?). It's pretty far into Mattapoisett, near Fairhaven I want to say. You will take a right off of Route 6 when you see a giant seahorse on your right. I forgot what road this is, but it is the one to St.Anthony's. Yes, you will pass a highway exit, you didn't go too far. Keep driving until you see a cemetery on your left. This is St.Anthony's Cemetery.

[aneaglesangel]

Hmm, off the top of my head, I think I remember that one! Thanks!