Oakland Cemetery
 
Someone could ask me what is with all the fuss. I spent a good hour and half before the West Orange Trail asking locals...driving around etc The cop gave me the directions to the front entrance. I had plans to find my own way into this place and you bet I did. I mean I went to four gas stations previously the only one that made sense was the cop which I sure hope the cop knows where it is since he patrols that area.
 
The other gas stations were just waste of time one guy was like oh its behind the garage its like what garage lol or let me check the map and the girl could not read the map. Hell I had one guy tell me to go to another gas station because he was sure they would know. Its really amazing how some people live sheltered lives like these locals live in the town and don't know where there local cemetery is yet the town only has one stop light in it ya know?
 
As long as I had a general direction I could find it and sure enough I went down a dead end street saw a grave by a chain link fence. So I had to figure a way to get around the houses and fencing. I ended up finding another side street a little narrow path where I drove the car in and there it was the cemetery I been searching for.
 
I did not want to park in the cemetery I knew that cop would patrol it just to be an ass. I been doing this for a long time I know ever little trick there is no know. So I ended up parking almost a mile away behind some business. James and I hiked in we had to deal with dogs barking on the way there but at least once we arrived at the cemetery we could easily hide behind a crypt or behind an old willow tree or something if needed to be.
 
The cemetery had many old stones the first one we seen was that of a man who also had the road near the cemetery named after him. A lot of the stones were very weathered but you could tell this was not vandalized. I do not have to talk much about the stones because the photos will be put onto our site and of course you will see what I mean when I say old stones.
 
Strangely the cemetery was not as haunted as I wanted it to be I felt if I had more people for the senses we could have covered more. James and I did walk the entire cemetery it was large...hidden by a few houses...and overgrown vines. Very few people I am sure knew about this place that is what made the investigation worthwhile whether I get any ghost photos here or not doesn't matter we worked hard to get to this place and find it.
 
There was towards the back two really giant crypts with family names on them. There was also a broken bird bath made out of stone and one area in the cemetery with a giant concrete slab that was huge with grass growing in the cracks. We heard movement and right out in front of us a rabbit came running past us..for a moment we almost thought it was ghostly grrrr better luck next time though right?
 
I really enjoyed this place it was more of a ghost walk then an investigation no emf readings...nothing strange...may have heard some movement but that's about it here. If your into hold cemeteries with moss...weeping willows....and seclusion this definitely was the place.
 
We hiked back to the car and by that time I was soak and wet. It was really humid out my shoes were wet..socks were soaked from the dew on the grass. I was glad to visit this place though after reading about it then having a friend tell me about its activity it was a nice little round about for us. We then headed on off to Ocoee Cemetery.