Thursday, May 30, 2019

The Ghost Story of Haunted Roads :: Ghost Stories Urban Legends

The Ghost Story of Haunted RoadsThe story of a obsessed thoroughfare in comes from a resident of the city. He is an Asian, male University sophomore. He told me the story in March at a very late hour. Among friends discussing plans to one day explore some supposedly haunted areas of the state, the storyteller spoke of a rumor he had heard from one of his college friends. The late hour previously mentioned is noteworthy since it affected the way the urban subtitle was told. There were four of us in a diner, eating at a time when most restaurants had been closed for hours already. Thus, we were all a bit tired, including the storyteller, who unredeemed the combination of hunger and the time of day for his lack of presentation skills. For example, he would eat and talk and restate certain parts.He started by describing that the haunted road was somewhere in the city, I think it was Marriott Road. Like the hotel, ya know? He claimed that the road was close by because his friend said s o. Later, we looked online and found a nearby street named Marriottsville Road. The storyteller continued by saying that the road is haunted because when you drive there at night, when the sun has completely set, the area seems to be rescue black. Even with headlights, it is supposedly unsafe due to the dimness that shrouds the pavement. He said that the trees there are so tall and the vegetation so thick that they very much cover the road and form a tunnel around it to block any light from entering.Not only is the road a dark one, moreover there are two more supernatural elements to it. The first is a barn off the side of the road. The storyteller said that noises have been heard from the barn. When mickle go to investigate the noise, they eventually get close enough to hear whimpering animals. The sounds get louder until, as the storyteller claimed, They sound more like screaming than whimpering. At this point, any would-be investigators run away from the site of the barn.Fur thermore, there is an even more terrifying aspect of the road. As already described, it is hard to drive there. The darkness is just part of the difficulty. The road also has many turns and curves along with steep hills. At this point of the story, the teller used lots of hand gestures to help us visualize the severity of the roads twists.

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