Hello, hello everyone. Welcome back to National Park after dark. Today we have a very special

episode because if you're just tuning in right now, you're actually tuning into part two of an episode we're doing. Yeah, surprise. We didn't really prep anyone, but we did a really cool collaboration with two girls, one ghost, Sabrina and Corinne and usually for collaborations, obviously we'll come on and share some stories and just have it be one episode, but they had an awesome idea and we wanted to go back to a place that we've covered already, but we needed to go a little further.

So a lot of stories and Gettysburg National Military Park. That's right. So what we did is obviously I covered Gettysburg in episode 131, but we covered three new topics. So Cassie and I did an episode on their feed that you should check out. It got released last week and Cassie covered the women in disguise, women that fought as soldiers in the civil war and brought us through that story.

And I talked about how the death industry and death in general kind of turned a little bit after the civil war and how America dealt with death and just more of the gruesome stuff, I guess. Yeah, the gruesome stuff, the historical stuff. It's a very historical based episode with a lot of weird history thrown in there that you probably haven't heard at least we had never heard of until we started researching it for Gettysburg.

But we decided to make this a two part episode because we dove into the historical parts on two girls, one ghost podcast, but they're coming on hours today because they are the experts in all the paranormal stuff and they have come up with a ton of stories that live within Gettysburg that you're going to want to know, especially if you're planning a visit there, which now I want to do. I mean, I did, you know what I mean? But yeah, so obviously Gettysburg is one of the most haunted places in America.

And Corinne and Sabrina have wanted to cover it for so long and just the team up is really chef's kiss. I mean, we never even touched about on any ghost story really didn't in Gettysburg, but it needed to be done and they did it so beautifully.

They really did. So we are so excited to talk to them and welcome them to the podcast. We were on theirs now there on ours and rumor has it that they are the most haunted podcast in America.

So today, but without further ado, we are talking to Corinne and Sabrina.

Well, hi, hey guys. Welcome to National Park after dark. So glad to have you on. Hi. Yay. We're so excited to be here. I'm just like, I've been waiting for this part too because I'm just so so we haven't talked about paranormal stuff in I feel like a while. It's been a hot minute.

Which I can't imagine be it that's hard for me to imagine just because of how haunted national parks are, but there's also I guess there's so much to cover in national parks that it's hard to do.

Oh, and I also think that like I like being told paranormal stories like I do love sharing, of course, but there's like a magic to just being able to sit back and here and get spooked. Oh yeah, and I think that's why we're so looking forward to this.

Okay, well, before we talk, you didn't tell us yours. Yeah, I was just going to say you were supposed to we were I'm all flustered now. What is your ghost story because you started to tell us and we're like, wait, don't tell us because we need to be recording. Yeah, before we got on the recording, you're going to tell them about your haunted house you moved into.

Okay, I know I have a theory of what's going what happened, but long story short, I moved into this place in Colorado in September of last year and originally it was like a one-room tight right now it's 560 square feet.

It's very small, but originally originally it was even smaller and it was a little mountain 1930s cabin and it's been, you know, had additions put on and I know the landlord very well and she knows a couple of the people who have lived here before she even bought it, but obviously I don't we don't know everything.

So I'm not really entirely sure of its history, but when I first moved in I had three separate things that happened kind of like boom boom boom like over like the first month or two and it's kind of been knock on wood a little quiet over the last few months, but okay it first started with hearing footsteps and again it's very small.

I have a sliding barn door that kind of separates my bedroom from the main living space slash kitchen, so it's not like there's really a big question as to like what was that noise like everything is very audible like I know you can pretty much see everything in your apartment.

Exactly so I the first thing was footsteps it sounded like they were walking from like the front door area across the living room in towards my bedroom, but obviously stopped so that was the first thing the second thing happened a couple weeks after that and I was asleep in my bed and I woke up and it's kind of like when you're in the in between so you're awake, but you're like you don't want to open your eyes like you're like I'm just so tired I I hope I can fall back asleep.

Like it wasn't time to get up for the day like I just wanted to like low myself back to sleep, but I opened my eyes while I was still laying there and in the corner of my room was a group of people like three or four people outlines of them a various heights like it looked like a collection of like kind of like a family I guess where they looking at you.

Yes staring at me, but I didn't I couldn't picture like I couldn't make out distinguishing features I they were human of course shaped, but like I couldn't say like what they looked like you know what I mean they were like outlines and I looked at them and I inhaled like gasped which I found out over the years that I'm not a screamer I'm a like gasper when I'm scared.

Yes, I startle and so when I did that, they took one step forward towards me and then they just I would have moved out as soon as that I've heard this story before, but I would have moved out as soon as that happened what were the vibes good bad like just frightened or very I mean I was obviously startled because it surprised me yeah, but I wasn't scared like I wasn't like this is a bad feeling.

I was obviously freaked out, but I wasn't like terrified I needed leave now type of thing and then the third thing was like the most of for me the most like important so it was November 1st or what was it it was Dia de los Marthos I remember that forever so I was sitting on my couch and I have I can show it to you right here it's like right here.

I have this little thing it's called a fur bow that monitors your pet you know and I got it because one of my dogs when my fiance passed away got really bad separation anxiety and was like destroying the house any time I left so I got it to kind of like monitor his activity when I was not here so I was sitting on my couch which is directly near the fur bow fur bow has been fine like for months that I've had it and it's dark I'm watching TV all the lights are off

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