From: LordOfThyNight@aol.com   
Date: Sun, 5 Mar 2006 14:48:35 EST
Subject: Las Vegas Investigation Report.....
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Bullfrog
 
To get here was pretty tricky we had to take a few rough roads in the middle of nowhere. Unlike Ryholite nothing really remains behind but a cemetery, stone foundation and rumors of other foundations off into the desert.
 
Christi and I reached this rusted iron gate which said beware rattle snake breeding area. She was not sure about entering but I said what the hell with the lights I had I could light the place up like daylight.
 
We walked on up to this stone foundation which looked like part of a fireplace and it had a copper plaque on it. It appeared that all that really remained is this foundation and the cemetery surrounding it.
 
We were on the edge of death valley and things looked pretty bad in this cemetery. Many dead trees were laying on graves, some of the stones were unmarked, the wooden epitaphs were broken in half or cracked, some graves were covered in tumble weeds and this cemetery just was as bad as it gets.
 
We were out in the middle of the mountains and desert so it was pretty intense being in the middle of nowhere. I had left the car running and lights on to give us some direction since we had to hike on into this place pretty far.
 
There was not a lot of ghost activity here we had a few cold spots I took an EMF reading that was about it. I felt at ease here unlike Rhyolite. At one time this was hard to believe it was a bustling town and now nothing hardly remains.
 
We walked around the thick brush for awhile did not see any snakes took our photos then headed for home. All in all my trip out here was well worthwhile. Like the 600 ghost towns located in Nevada very few signs remain behind whether they are cemeteries, mines, our foundations I feel there is more to the area.