lake elsinore
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i'll see what i can do this friday when i go. i can't find anything about the place unless its named something else. all i've found for this in elsinore are the chimes, amys castle, the abandoned country club, and the main street abandoned hotel. if anyone has anything about the place please post up
Originally Posted by drjohnson36
Get an N95 mask
Yup an N95 mask will help. But if you don't wear the protective layer over your clothes. they will need to come off after you leave the building
Anyways it's all speculation till we find out more info.
Originally Posted by ChelsDS
Originally Posted by INFINI
...But if you don't wear the protective layer over your clothes. they will need to come off after you leave the building
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haha yeah idk knotts was SOOOOO intense LMAO that was pathetic. uh all i know is its on riverside ave or something like that. by the outlets make a right and take that all the way out towards san juan capistrano. lol i wish this search was easier
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Weird, In Camarillo there's a Mental Hospital gone School too, its Cal State Channel Islands now, the song "Hotel California" was written about it ;D
Before it was turned we used to go into the morgue and bowling alleys and library and crazy stuff, theres still blood all over the morgue floor, and shoes and ***** in the bowling alley
Also has the well that is used in the movie "The Ring" in it, aaaand one of the buildings was used to film "Soul Plane" (Not very spooky like the rest of the stuff is right? hah)
Apparently on the weekends they would let the patients out for free time, and there was always crazies climbing the fence on the road trying to escape, and one 70 something year old lady got out, walked all the way up this back canyon road called Potrero, went to her old house (which was now occupied by a young family) walked right in and sat on the couch and watched TV til they got home.
Anyways, fun ghostbusting history stuff
Before it was turned we used to go into the morgue and bowling alleys and library and crazy stuff, theres still blood all over the morgue floor, and shoes and ***** in the bowling alley
Also has the well that is used in the movie "The Ring" in it, aaaand one of the buildings was used to film "Soul Plane" (Not very spooky like the rest of the stuff is right? hah)
Apparently on the weekends they would let the patients out for free time, and there was always crazies climbing the fence on the road trying to escape, and one 70 something year old lady got out, walked all the way up this back canyon road called Potrero, went to her old house (which was now occupied by a young family) walked right in and sat on the couch and watched TV til they got home.
Anyways, fun ghostbusting history stuff
i want to go)
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Also right here in cam, there's a place we all called "Scary Dairy" its an old dairy farm abandoned that you can hear footsteps upstairs when down, and vise versa, all sorts of creepy noises come from this place, and its out in the boons and its cold from the beach front and yea, fun place to go.
Unfortunately now that CSUCI is full blown you can't get into any of the buildings without requesting access and obviously, no ghost hunters =\
Unfortunately now that CSUCI is full blown you can't get into any of the buildings without requesting access and obviously, no ghost hunters =\
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we had another place in Newbury Park that got torn down my Senior year, creepy 2 story unfinished house, bottom had a hole dug in the dirt with kids toys in it, top floor had doors to the outside of the house with nothing under them but the ground, super creepy little valley it was built in too.
Of course the Manson caves in Simi Valley
Thats some of our Ventura County ghost activity at least :D
Of course the Manson caves in Simi Valley
Thats some of our Ventura County ghost activity at least :D
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Originally Posted by VonStarINC
we had another place in Newbury Park that got torn down my Senior year, creepy 2 story unfinished house, bottom had a hole dug in the dirt with kids toys in it, top floor had doors to the outside of the house with nothing under them but the ground, super creepy little valley it was built in too.
Of course the Manson caves in Simi Valley
Thats some of our Ventura County ghost activity at least :D
Of course the Manson caves in Simi Valley
Thats some of our Ventura County ghost activity at least :D
Originally Posted by tC_insomniac
^ yeah man ive heard of that.
thats the one with doors on the side of the house like 3 stories up leading to nowhere right?
thats the one with doors on the side of the house like 3 stories up leading to nowhere right?
It;s not really a scary place either. It's just creepy thinking about the owner... She was crazy and had $$.
Just to give you a sample of the kind of shots I would like to take
Oh and west coast has NOTHING on the east coast on old scary nut house buildings.Norwich State Mental Hospital built in 1904
Credit goes to Shaun I know from DpReview
YOU WANNA GUESS WHAT ALL THAT AMAZING ANTIQUE STUFF IS STILL THERE AND NOT STOLEN???? [/b]