Between December 5 and January 14, I call it Bleak Season. It’s the stretch of winter where daylight fades early, the cold hangs on, and everything outside looks a little… dangerous. The folklore version of this is simple: the Veil gets thin. Dreams get louder. Stranger. More threatening. Sometimes they…
Hi gang! In a twist, I’m actually blogging this while I stay at the Columbia Gorge Hotel. Ghostly club members (Anna, Danny, Amy and Ianna) have also come along for the spooky fun. Our investigation goal is to determine what’s urban legend and what’s ghostly fact at the hotel. Get…
On a cold, wet winter night, an unexpected guest plays with my pack of mutts, leaving me scratching my head over what I saw. Get the spooky encounter after the jump.
Hi there. I hope all is well with you. You might wonder where I’ve been. Well, I’ve been updating some older posts (like really old ones) that could use a refresh. I forgot how much I’ve written about ghosts over the years! Also, I launched a new site, Puget Sound…
Happy New Year. I hope 2026 is good to you. And spooky in the best way. Ghostly Activities is changing a bit this year. Not the subject. Still ghosts. Still hauntings. Still haunted history. Still field investigations. Still gear. The change is how I write about them. I’m going to…
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from your spooky friend at Ghostly Activities.
People like to tell terrifying tales. Over time, those tales take on a life of their own and become urban legends, like Bloody Mary and Hook Man. They can become very convincing, and many ghost hunters have gone down a rabbit hole to find the truth. This post serves to…
Ghost hunters can learn a lot from crime scene investigators. In this post, we’ll take a look at types of evidence (with a ghost hunting twist), and how you can use it to present a better haunted case. Get the scoop after the jump.
