North Carolina Ghost Lights
Booger Lights: Some North Carolina Ghost Lights
- Badin – Light on the old Whitney Train Tracks
- Brown Mountain – Numerous lights on a mountainside that became the subject of an X-Files episode
- Cullowhee – Lights on the banks of Wehahutta Creek
- Diamond Grove – The Devil’s Racetrack
- Harper’s Crossroad - The Devil’s Tramping Ground
- Maco Station – The Joe Baldwin Railroad light
- Pactolus – Railroad light
- Vander – Railroad Light
- Tarboro – Railroad light
Thornton Austen is the author of Blood Knowing
from Arkansas Traveller Publishing
© 2011, Thornton Austen
Oklahoma Ghost Lights
The Booger Lights Project: Some Oklahoma Ghost Lights
- Ada – Kullihoma Indian Reservation – A phantom car pursues motorists only to disappear as it draws close.
- Kullihoma – In the Chickasaw Nation bouncing balls of bright light float around and are reputed to be the legendary little people seen by young Indian children.
- Quapaw – The Spooksville Triangle (where the Hornet Spooklight actually appears)
- Sand Springs – In Post Oak Cemetery, balls of light move about around the cemetery and in the surrounding woods.
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Thornton Austen is the author of Blood Knowing
from Arkansas Traveller Publishing
© 2011, Thornton Austen
Booger Lights On the Road
The fall of the year is when we do most of our roadwork. When we go out to do research for the blog and books, we go in style. Sure, there are fancy rigs on the road that can cost up tp a half mil, but nothing turns heads like an Airstream. They are way cool.
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| 1987 Airstream 345 Motorcoach |
A lot of people who weren’t around during the Apollo moonshots have never seen an Airstream coach before. Up until recently NASA still used one to carry astronauts to the launch pad. There’s nothing like them. When they were made (most of them in the 1980′s) they cost around a hundred grand. The shiny aluminum skin is a lot more durable than todays fiberglass sandwich material that likes to delaminate. And at used prices they are most affordable. Nothing strikes up a conversation at the campground or the rest stop like our mobile research and recreation vehicle.
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| The Mobile Research and Recreation Vehicle rolls through the New Madrid Seismic Zone near Senath, MO |
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South Carolina Ghost Lights
The Booger Lights Project: Some South Carolina Lights
- Beaufort – An eerie light floats over Land`s End Road.
- Catfish – Lights at an Indian burial ground on River Bend Road.
- Dillon – Bingham’s Light appears near the old cemetery.
- Ravenel – Light in a churchyard with a tragic past
- Summerville – Railroad light
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Tennessee Ghost Lights
The Booger Lights Project:
Some Tennessee Lights
- Chapel Hill – A famous railroad Light
- Crossville – The Obed River Lights
- Henry/Springville – A ghost light haunts an old dirt road near Camden.
- Leiper’s Fork – Ghost lights bounce around on fields, through forests, and occasionally across the highway in and near the historic district.
Thornton Austen is the author of Blood Knowing
from Arkansas Traveller Publishing
© 2011, Thornton Austen
