Spring is here and that means people are wearing shorts and going outside. If you're like me, then you're ready to fall in love with the world all over again--like you do every single spring, and will probably continue to do for the rest of your life. I can't explain why, but Spring gives me a sort of restless feeling, a feeling that makes me want to start new projects and go on adventures. For the most part, Oklahoma has it's fair share of adventures in the form of natural attractions and historic locations. Those are all well and good. But what if you want something a little darker?
Some people would have you believe that the month of October is the best time to investigate the weird and spooky. I say it's not because that's when everyone is all interested in that sort of thing, so you get a lot of people in the way when you're measuring EMF and EVP and any other pseudoscientific ways to track ghosts. The spring is the best time for scary findings, and while your friends are on a patio somewhere drinking margaritas, you should be out finding specters and astral projections and ghosts and any other sort of thing that goes bump in the night.