My wife and I visited a friend in Colorado last year and we did a ghost tour and hung out at the Stanley Hotel for several hours. It has a creepy past and a lot of ghost stories. It’s most known for being where Stephen King stayed and it inspired him to write The Shining. So anyway, the ghost tour was super cool. At one point we’re in sort of an underground area that has a secret passage that takes you outside. My wife took a picture of me walking around this corner and it looks like I’m surrounded by yellow mist even though there was no indication of it while I was walking. It also showed up around our friend, but not my wife. Weird. 

There is a hedge maze thing outside the entrance of the hotel, but nowhere even near as crazy as in The Shining. But my wife happened to take this picture and you’ll see a floating orb in front of the girl in the lower right corner. Who knows, could be any number of reasons that showed up. But they do say these orbs are attracted to energy, which kids usually have running around in the area. 

Overall, that place was awesome to visit. We went just for the hour long ghost tour and ended up staying there for several hours walking around and doing different things. 

The Mrs. loves fall and Halloween, I’m a sucker for getting behind the wheel of the car, turning up the radio and just driving to see where we end up. We’ve been to Mansfield state penn. in Ohio, Eastern State penn. near Philadelphia, and on our way home from Phili we stopped at Pennhurst Asylum. At Mansfield and Eastern State Penn we paid for the day tours and each took tons of pictures. We didn’t get to see anything of Pennhurst but the outside due to them setting up for Halloween haunting attractions, but again took tons of pictures hoping to see something. Got nothing… Places like this always have an eerie feeling even in the middle of a beautiful day. Couldn’t imagine working in a funeral home. Next adventure is Trans Allegheny lunatic asylum in Weston WV

Old Mr Dangerous said
Estes Park, Colorado is awesome.  

Totally agree with that. I had never been to Colorado before and our friend took us up to Estes Park where we walked around to different cool spots and then spent a while at the Stanley. We were out there all day, it was fucking awesome.