Ep 232: Campfire Ghost Stories 7

Blurry Photos

David Flora

Science, Society & Culture, Social Sciences

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Booshcraft The weather isn't getting much cooler, but that just means there's still time to get out in nature and be scared silly with the 7th edition of Campfire Ghost Stories! Some familiar tales and some new stuff await you by the tent with Campfire Ghost Stories 7. You'll hear an old comic book tale brought to life about an unfortunate chap who seeks shelter in an old house. There's malicious cemetery spirits, frighteningly-weird entities, and time slips. And a classic poem about a Tennesseean who just can't get warm. Gather your camping gear and charge up the portable speaker - these tales go great with hot dogs and s'mores! Don't forget to check out the epic John Dee episode. Grab some Blurry Photos merch at the Threadless Store! Check out Flora's new trivia show, Quiz Quiz Bang Bang! Music Myst on the Moor, Blue Sizzle, Ghostpocalypse Road of Trials, Long Note 2, Gypsy Shoegazer No Voices, Danse Macabre, Horrorific, One of Them, this House - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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0:00.0	This episode is sponsored by Cards Against Humanity. They asked me not to read an ad, so that's what I'm not doing.
0:07.0	Enjoy the show! Oh, Well hello to you and welcome to you and welcome to blurry photos.
0:28.0	I'm David Flora and I'll be leading you and singing the verses of this Dum Baya until you truly say,
0:35.4	Oh Lord, Dum Baya. Glad to have you with me and please take a gigantic thank you from me.
0:43.0	You guys have pushed blurry photos over 1,000 ratings on iTunes.
0:48.0	Huge thank you. It means so much to me and I'm honored that you guys took the time to go and rate the show so thank you
0:55.0	It's really cool now the weather isn't getting quite as cool as I'd like yet
1:00.5	But it's getting close which means it's almost time for blurry photober, the best tober
1:07.6	there is. It also means the weather's just about right for squeezing in a little more camping, getting outside, breathing in that fresh air, making
1:16.7	smores, and having the pee scared right out of you with some campfire ghost stories.
1:22.2	They're coming in a little late this year but they're
1:24.0	coming in hot. I have five stories and a poem here for you to crank up the
1:29.6	volume and play on a mobile speaker or car radio as you fire up some marshmallows and wonder what's
1:35.4	making the twigs snap in the woods nearby. We're going to get right into it so hope you
1:40.5	enjoy the seventh edition of Camp Fire Ghost Stories. See you. Hope you
1:45.0	on the 7th edition of Camp Fire Ghost Stories. See you on the other side. Belly of the beast. One night a man was driving down a lonely country road when his car broke down.
2:10.0	He got out and started walking, hoping that a passing car might stop and pick him up.
2:18.0	The rain began and quickly became a downpour. The wind was blowing hard and it
2:25.0	blowing hard and it swept the rain into his face.
2:28.0	He staggered on through the mud, looking for somewhere he could take shelter. Eventually he came to an old
2:35.8	crooked house, set back from the road between two small hills. The walls were a pale sicklyly gray, and it had a thatched roof. The windows looked like
2:47.8	wild staring eyes and the front door looked like a grinning mouth.
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