Back on Track!

I don't know what was going on, but Bart finally got me into the IHF blog, so now I can start terrorizing everyone! muahahahaha!

I am still working on my uber-spreadsheet. It is a master document, complete with color-coding, where we can view all the places we want to visit, details about each place, details about people we want to talk to, a contact log, and did I mention that I color-coded the locations by region? This is what I bring to the team: color-coding. I may have a piece of paper that says I graduated from Geneseo, but the truth is, I graduated from the school of Crayola! Ooooh yeah!

It sounds like Lynn's team may also be investigating a burned down house and the abandoned Rochester Subway Tunnels, which would be AWESOME! I am going to shoot her an e-mail to gather information on this, plus any other information from the meeting I missed.

I removed the Pittsford Tunnels on the list. I am finding very little evidence that there is paranormal activity, plus I think it would be too hard to get the residents on board with this project. It just seems like a big dud.

Dan and I are still on the hunt for "The Old Quarry" DVD which is a documentary on the Split Rock Quarry and other haunting in Central New York. I am particularly excited about the Split Rock Quarry. I really want to walk through the vortex and see if I disappear for 30 minutes. I'm sure the only thing that will happen is me tripping and making an @$$ out of myself.

We don't have anything planned for this weekend, which means more reasearch for me, but the following week, we will see what it is like to follow a group of investigators, which should be really interesting.