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The Lady in the Tree
The photos below were taken in the Seventh
Day Baptist Cemetery, otherwise known as the Green Lady Cemetery in Burlington. The Lady in the Tree appears in
the maple at the northeastern corner of the graveyard. It is the remnant of a large branch that has broken off near
the trunk, but appears as a woman wrapped in a hooded cloak and leaning on a staff. As far as we know, no one has reported
seeing this so far. For more details on the Green Lady Cemetery in Burlington as well as the history of the
Seventh Day Baptist Church and why its members disappeared from the area, click here.
Barry A. A. Dillinger (May 3rd, 2005)
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The Skull of the Hanging Hills
Set within the cliff face of the northeastern side of the
Hanging Hills in Meriden is this curious rock anomaly. The cliff is a slate brown color throughout, except for this
area where the stone is somewhat bleached. The area resembles a skull when viewed from a distance. When GHOST team members first viewed this site, it was right after dusk and was quite dark. Because
of this, the failing light played tricks on our eyes and gave us the impression that there were three caves that made up two
eye sockets and a nasal cavity. When viewed in full daylight, however, it was revealed that there were, in fact, no
caves at all, but a small pine on the upper right and two darker brown marks to make up the skull montage. The night
photos are frightening, but when viewed in the day, it's easy to see how anything can become misconstrued in the darkness.
Barry A. A. Dillinger (November 15th, 2005)
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