Bellia
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Bald Mountain Cemetery Friday Night Investigation
Here is what prompted me to investigate this cemetery. I was doing searches on other groups in my area and trying to find "hot spots" to investigate. I came across a local group's website and found this:
"Bald Mountain Cemetery is a lost cemetery up in the mountains of NE Colorado. You'd never know it was there unless you did what we did, stumble upon it. It wasn't until later, when doing some research, that I found a legend about the buried remains of a woman determined to be recognized as a true witch by here peers. At a certain point in the cemetery, whether it be winter or summer, you are to notice a very weak stench of rotting flesh. This is the point where you are assured to be in the right area. If you stand within a few yards of this malodorous grave, a green mist is rumored to appear. If your lighting is suitable you should be able to see the deceased woman stand upright and disperse thousands of maggots, covering the ground. We have yet to see it for ourselves."
Derrell and I both smelled a very faint smell of something pretty bad. But I have to be a little skeptical on this odor. Hence, mountains, very deep into the forest and yes wild animals galore: bear, mountain lion and other carnivorous creatures and I really think the smell could be a rotting carcass that was killed by an animal. Derrell and I searched and searched for what could be causing this smell that is documented by local groups and even the historical society and nothing has or can be found.
Anyway I did not see maggots or green mist nor did I come across a headstone that labled anyone a "Witch" but we did get some pretty interesting orbs and some mist starting to form. One orb was captured during the daylight hours by my newest investigator....My boyfriend, Derrell 
Alas, I went thru all my video and audio and nothing was captured. :(
Also the weather was wonderful. I was expecting a chilly night, Nope, very comfortable. Basically sweatshirt was all that was needed and the wind was calm so calm that you could hear a pin drop that is how quiet it was. The night was clear and the stars could be seen everywhere.
Here is what was caught on camera:
This pic is one that Derrell took...Orb is in motion to the right of the headstone. This pic was taken while the sun was up.
Numerous orbs and misty (the night was clear)
Again numerous orbs and mist forming
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7/19/2009, 2:26 pm
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Wow...lots of orb action there!
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7/19/2009, 2:37 pm
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Great pictures Bellia. I agree, an open mind is the way to go. Love that cemetary too.
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7/20/2009, 6:59 am
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I actually think that in general about cemetary's, Mel...most have a kind of beauty about them.
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7/20/2009, 10:25 am
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When I lived in Tarrytown and Ossining New York I use to love to go to the Cemetaries there. They have some super old ones. It was so cool to walk around.
Where my Mom is buried in Melrose, Minn. there are graves that date back to the 1800's. Two are just marked 'Boy' and the other 'Girl' and a date of early 1800's.
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7/21/2009, 10:49 am
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My mother used to be an art teacher and she'd always take her classes to nearby cemeteries to do rubbings of the various grave stones...some of them are really beautiful.
She got several of my siblings and myself interested in that aspect of it. Personally, though, I also just find them peaceful.
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7/21/2009, 10:54 am
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We'd love to see them Bellia. I love old cemetaries.
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8/3/2009, 6:06 pm
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We'd definitely love to see them!
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8/4/2009, 10:10 am
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