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Post by bcebrian on Sept 26, 2010 11:50:04 GMT -5
 This picture was taken in September 2005 in Skagway, Alaska by a good friend of mine. Unfortunately he didn't get multiple pictures of the same scene for comparison. The image is fairly unremarkable except for the fuzzy orb over the post in the center. It gets interesting in the full size resolution picture when you zoom in on the orb. The original is almost 5mb so I can't attach it. If you want me to directly send you the picture message me and I'll send it full sized. I won't say what I think on this but I am looking for others opinions in the image, so is my friend. His comments on the image are below as well as the legend behind the area. This was taken in front of a haunted house in Skagway – back during the Gold Rush, a family lived in this house, and the daughter of the house ended up getting pregnant from a miner, who of course, headed out back to the lower 48. After she had the baby, something happened and the baby died. The baby’s mother kept hearing the baby cry and ran all around the house looking for it. The girl’s father sent the girl down south, and then ended up killing himself because he was going crazy from hearing the baby crying! When the picture was taken, we did not know that the house was haunted.
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Rosemarie
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What the hell was that ...???
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Post by Rosemarie on Oct 6, 2010 6:07:06 GMT -5
I zoomed right in and it looks like there is some sort of metal square thing behind it in the bush - the signo from the top of the post thats fallen into the bushes perhaps? Looks like a reflection of some sort, but then Im no expert 
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Post by bcebrian on Oct 7, 2010 21:51:01 GMT -5
Rosemarie, thanks for the comments, I'm sending you the full resolution version of the photo so you can see it more clearly.
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Post by bpicofounders on Oct 19, 2010 19:00:05 GMT -5
Its really hard to debunk a photo like this without attemps to reproduce the anomily. Wish that agle would have been just a few feet different to relect the anomily in that puddle 
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