Lenhart Cemetery
 
This now was an eerie location one of my favorite spots. There was this very steep trail leading up in the woods and at the top of the hill nestled in the woods was this private family cemetery. On our way here we hit something and it caused a flat tired but instead of changing it I figured we should investigate first then handle the tire problem that way it does not draw in any suspicion.
 
We walked in and the energy here was very strong I could feel it emanating all around me and some areas were very cold. There was a small gated off area full of graves then some family plots it was not very large.
 
It was dark even the moon could not get threw here and being near hearts content its a very strange area here. I felt very watched nothing cryptid just that this place felt extra haunting.
 
I took some photos many of the graves were tipped or covered in leaves. It was just a very foreboding place. Even the trail to it was eerie cause you do not see the graves till your up on the hill.
 
Jim and I changed the flat two people stopped to try and help. The second guy that stopped did not look to nice and I hid behind the vehicle with my knife in case he were to try anything harmful to Jim I could come up behind him and take him out.
 
You just do not know up in these mountains people sometimes do not have swell intentions. The lug nuts on the tire were on so tight that I threw out my back trying to get them off so I was hurting the next day but its all good we got home in one piece and the bolt that was pulled out of it was quite large what we tried to figure out is why the front tire did not catch it yet the back one did.
 
When we got back to the house I was very tired but nonetheless believe it or not I changed got my gear together and did another investigation that night haha. I wanted to do a spooky story on some haunted places which are rumored to have strangeness in downtown Warren. Now keep in mind Warren was established in 1795 so its very historical, surrounded by mountains, and has tails of underground railroads, tunnels, and even indian curses.