This is real ghost stories online.

Where are young going on adventures, you know, a little kind of like mystery excursions can be fun.

You know, when you're a little kid you kind of make it up and then once you kind of get to that age of,

oh my God, I can drive a vehicle and can somewhat control my life in some ways

You start doing those things at least I did I know a lot of my friends did and that kind of lives into like almost your early 20s sometimes. I remember going on some

little you know amateur ghost hunts or just me and some friends would be looking

around some cemetery or something and 20-ish or somewhere around there. Anyway, it's fun, it's fun and then you

know you get older and things a little more serious what now but those those are days

where you kind of you know oh my gosh but but a lot of times nothing is discovered.

It's always like, there's the myth, let's go see it, and then it was like,

oh, this sucks, let's go to Pizza Hut.

That's how a lot of times it works, but in some cases, in some cases more than that happens.

When people come across relics, they come across the very thing they're looking for. The thing that confirms the myth or the

legend or whatever happened or was real. And that can be quite startling.

It is what happens in our next story. Take a listen. As a young kid growing up in Amherstburg, Ontario, one could not help but hear one of the many

ghost stories about the old Texas Road.

Back in the early 90s we had a group of kids who decided to investigate all the rumors and happenings of the local area.

One of our first areas to investigate was Old Texas Road graveyard.

We investigated this area several times over our years at high school.

I look at my best to present them in an organized and comprehensible manner.

In writing, this, I have decided that it would be best to split the stories about

Texas Road from the stories about the Texas Road graveyard as they share history,

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