Hey gang! I’m about to treat you to comics based on the Live episode of Paranormal Valley my team IndyPara did with Poughkeepsie Paranormal Investigators. Filmed by Big Guy Media, Paranormal Valley is a internet series about ghost hunter teams in the Hudson Valley of New York. You can watch these, including the live show, here: http://yourbgm.tv/yourtv/living/paranormal-valley. IndyPara will be appearing in two more episodes this spring. We’ve been exceptionally active, so stay tuned for more!
The drawings I did that night were interesting. I made sure I did not have much information going in. The sketches pointed to a young woman/girl with a high forehead, long blond hair and a period dress. Also several male figures showed up. One of these was familiar to Pou Para investigator Ed who claims to have seen an apparition which looked a lot like the image with the hat. The owner did not recognize any of the figures. He also said there is very little historical evidence available that he knew of. Are these actual people who were tied to the Blue Store building? I have not idea…
Psychic or automatic drawing if you will, does not have any basis in science, so I cannot definitively say it is accurate. It is interesting when images tie in with old photos or experiences of others. In this case, I would say it was inconclusive. There was a young woman killed by a stage coach in front of the building. I would consider I was influenced by comments I heard earlier. It’s time to google for some answers…
Blue Store Restaurant Psychic Drawing 1, drawn in upstairs bathroom. -by Terri J. Garofalo
Blue Store Restaurant Psychic Drawing 2, drawn in upstairs corner room with the closet, facing street. -by Terri J. Garofalo
Blue Store Restaurant Psychic Drawing 3, drawin in bar area. -by Terri J. Garofalo
Blue Store Restaurant Psychic Drawing 4, drawn in basement. -by Terri J. Garofalo
I welcome comments on these. I’m curious about impressions of others, especially if you are familiar with Blue Store Restaurant on Rte 9 in Livingston, NY. If you get a chance, you MUST go there for dinner. The place is gorgeous! It is quite welcoming. You will be well treated by the ghostly bartender. The spirits are friendly for the most part, just don’t chase ’em around too much. They like their peace.
Enjoy the comics! These are loosely based on the experiences we had at Blue Store. While Ed never got beaten up, he wished he did… (Okay, so I’m giving some away – I can’t help it.)
Eat Cookies, Hunt Ghosts, Read Comics!
Tj
