Photographic evidence of winchestmidwest

[agt_spooky]

Well, winchestmidwest might be over for another year, but the photos will live on!

I was a moron and forgot my camera, but luckily my buddy asyouleft did not. :-) Here are some of the pics she took, starting with me being a dork, sitting inside the 1967 Chevy Impala that was at the con:







Here's a group of us that went outside to see the Impala. You can just see my little head behind John, the owner of the car, who's holding the sign:







And here's asyouleft and myself, being goofy:




Finally, here's a group shot of most of us on the last day. I'm in the red shirt on the left:






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On a different topic, I've got 60+ comments to answer back since being gone over the weekend. I'm not ignoring you guys, honest! I'm hoping to get caught up today or tomorrow.

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Re: Thanks for the pix!

[seesmooshrun.livejournal.com]

The ghost tour was fun, and the guide was a great storyteller. The driver was a riot too. We saw lots of creepy dark places where bad things had happened (the Alley of Death outside the former Iroquois Theater, the site of the Eastland Disaster, etc.) but nothing genuinely scary until we visited the site of H. H. Holmes' former glass-bending factory and house. The vibe there was definitely creepy, I almost didn't get off the bus, and the porch light on the building behind the former house blinked on or off only in response to Holmes' name and the names of the two wives he probably killed there, and for no other names. Totally weird and very hard to rig, so it seemed genuine. I think that place would feel spooky even in the daylight, but really, you had to be there. All in all a good time and a fun tour but as for proof of the supernatural, well, jury's still out. Unless you count creepy vibes. And crazy homeless ladies warning us about invisible tanks. (That was a new one for the tour guides.)

Re: Thanks for the pix!

[agt-spooky.livejournal.com]

Ooh, the Holmes place sounds so freaky! I can't believe I've lived my entire life in the Chicago area and I've never been there. I need to rectify that. :-)

Invisible tanks, eh? LOL!