Ok, so my dad, my friend, and his dad went with me to Gettysburg as we do every summer. We're pretty versed in the battle and war for that matter and we go annually as a pilgrimage almost. Anyways, this time we finally got our dander up and decided to go out onto the battlefield at night to snap some pictures and see what we could find. Sure enough, we got some ghostly images in our shots. These two are the best shots, the rest are hard to see.
The first is from Devil's Den. This was an especially gruesome area of the battlefield where men fought in vicious hand to hand combat to take control of a rocky valley beneath Little Round Top. Men fell into deep crags and were forgotten. Sharpshooters on both sides picked off anyone who was sticking just a little bit out from behind the huge boulders. The area changed hands several times and saw quite a bit of carnage. It is believed to be the most paranormally active section of the field for this reason.
What you see in this picture and the following are orbs. Spirits are believed to present themselves as energy in various shapes. In this case, balls of glowing light. Now, sometimes digital cameras can pick up insects and dust particles which people confuse as orbs. However, those appear transparrent and small. Many of these orbs as you can see are almost the size of a human head and are solid and bright.
This next picture is of the Wheatfield. This area of the battlefield was also very gory and also changed hands numerous times on the second day of the battle. Men fell in the tall wheat over and over. it got so bad that wounded men were buried under dead bodies. Those that were not entombed by the dead were attacked in the night by wild boars. They used the last ounces of strength to ward off the wild animals and many were eaten alive. Once again, you can really feel the activity when you walk through this area.
I know I know, there may in fact be a logical explanation. But I've thought of a lot and I just cannot explain this other than it is paranormal activity. My friend's dad is a skeptic and is very reliant on science to explain most everything (as am I most of the time). He was even shaken up when we went out onto the field at night. He agreed that there must be something which we cannot understand going on. Who knows, there could be an undiscovered set of scientific laws that support the theory of alternate plains or dimensions. Physics could possibly expand farther than what we have presently figured out.
Whatever you believe, one thing is sure. Around 21 thousand men died at Gettysburg and a lot of suffering went on there. Whether it be caused by the knowledge of these events, or the presence of spirits, one can certainly feel the power and profoundness of what happened in and around the town.
Enjoy,
Pete
The first is from Devil's Den. This was an especially gruesome area of the battlefield where men fought in vicious hand to hand combat to take control of a rocky valley beneath Little Round Top. Men fell into deep crags and were forgotten. Sharpshooters on both sides picked off anyone who was sticking just a little bit out from behind the huge boulders. The area changed hands several times and saw quite a bit of carnage. It is believed to be the most paranormally active section of the field for this reason.
What you see in this picture and the following are orbs. Spirits are believed to present themselves as energy in various shapes. In this case, balls of glowing light. Now, sometimes digital cameras can pick up insects and dust particles which people confuse as orbs. However, those appear transparrent and small. Many of these orbs as you can see are almost the size of a human head and are solid and bright.
This next picture is of the Wheatfield. This area of the battlefield was also very gory and also changed hands numerous times on the second day of the battle. Men fell in the tall wheat over and over. it got so bad that wounded men were buried under dead bodies. Those that were not entombed by the dead were attacked in the night by wild boars. They used the last ounces of strength to ward off the wild animals and many were eaten alive. Once again, you can really feel the activity when you walk through this area.
I know I know, there may in fact be a logical explanation. But I've thought of a lot and I just cannot explain this other than it is paranormal activity. My friend's dad is a skeptic and is very reliant on science to explain most everything (as am I most of the time). He was even shaken up when we went out onto the field at night. He agreed that there must be something which we cannot understand going on. Who knows, there could be an undiscovered set of scientific laws that support the theory of alternate plains or dimensions. Physics could possibly expand farther than what we have presently figured out.
Whatever you believe, one thing is sure. Around 21 thousand men died at Gettysburg and a lot of suffering went on there. Whether it be caused by the knowledge of these events, or the presence of spirits, one can certainly feel the power and profoundness of what happened in and around the town.
Enjoy,
Pete
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