Subject: [ParanormalCalifornia] Day 3: Our Amazing Journeys In Santa Cruz California April 23rd 2016
Date: 4/7/2017 1:20:44 PM Pacific Standard Time
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The Mystery Spot

The Mystery Spot is kind of outside of rural Felton up in the mountains heavily forested its a cozy little place to adventure around at. You take this dirt road through a pretty hilly forest and when it dead ends you pull up to The Mystery Spot museum, gift shop, cafe, restrooms etc. You get the idea more or less its a tourist attraction and when I had gotten here it was far to busy for me to enjoy.

As some of you are aware over the years I been to illusionary gravity spots before and that is generally all they are. The site itself is very old there is some history to the land but in no way is it paranormal. Although some believe that a rare type of radiation and the gravitational anomaly is the result of some underground alien technology similar to the pillars or cauldrons found in Siberia. Others believe a UFO crashed here and some even believe its the paranormal causing it.

Most of you have heard of this place if not you seen it on that hit show Supernatural which I am a huge fan of by the way. But no matter what you may or may not have heard places like The Mystery Spot generally get attention for there strange geology which may look like your car is going backwards up hill or as if your standing at an angle without falling. I been to a few locations like this perhaps call it a hobby its fun to share with our fans.

The lines here were ridiculous I was told I would have to wait four hours and they still might be able to get me in. They give tours which I think is another way to muscle people out of money rather then just let people walk up and visit it themselves. I try not to do the whole tour thing I am not a tourist I do allot of research on every location before I even go to that given places. Therefore going here was to conduct merely pure scientific research and do an editorial on this location.

I will say that the flowers and nature here is rather lovely their is also a hiking trail did not take it to many people. But the walkways made of stone, creek, flowers and forest made it a very pleasant experience. I tried to do some filming and run EVP here I stopped because people act insane darting in front of you, running around, bumping into you etc. You cant do good work with that kind of variable and well I was told to make a reservation. If you look at the top of the hill the Mystery Spot is up at the top of this hill. You cannot even see anything they have a privacy fence around it with some old wooden structure.

You have to walk up a hill to get to the spot although I did not get to go. I decided to leave I did not want to but I did not come to the Santa Cruz area just to sit down and wait in line. I did go into the gift shop some things are really over priced you could probably go on Amazon and get the merchandise half of what it cost. But I did buy a Weird California book and a couple fridge magnets. I think that came out to about 50 dollars so again it is a bit spendy just to forewarn my friends who want to check out this place.

I was not here very long I will put what I can on our website still but its not much because there was just to many people and they could not fit me in. I watched large groups of folks walking up to the top of the hill. As much as they charge to see this place they sure are making a killing. In some sense it seems more or less all about the money and that's ashamed. I think they could do a bit better with how they operate these tours perhaps have a time where others can just walk through and not have to take a tour. But that is just me I mean I go to allot of places like this and some of them are most of the time a little less hassle.

I left pouting a little was happy to see some beautiful flowers growing in this little creek canyon and to get a new book to add to our collection. But the lines, over a hundred cars, shouting, cost of everything etc was getting to be a bit to much. I thought to myself maybe I need to go back to the Redwoods or Bigfoot Museum lol.

I will return here and make a reservation but I hate the whole tourist thing. I need freedom to do my work not lines, people talking etc etc. Some places we go to are just that fun other places are far more intense. Tourist attractions are for thrills and frills but I really have to see the place myself to be able to write a more in depth article. I think it would be pretty cool to see myself photographed standing at an angle as if I am about to topple over.

After walking around The Mystery Spot and having bragging rights I been here at least I needed some grub. We had been going all morning and lunch was long overdue. We went back into Santa Cruz ate at a Denny's. Denny's makes things all the more better if your pouting just go here and let the good times roll lol. I had a nice cup of coffee, pot roast with veggies and gravy over mashed potatoes. A fed Lord is a happy Lord lol and having a hot meal for lunch was fantastic with my family. I am a simple guy I try to do what I can to live and that is something all of you should do too!

Our next stop after lunch would lighten the mood we would visit the Court Of Mysteries. It was built by two brothers only at dusk in the moonlight. The property has allot of symbols and strange architecture. More or less it was a temple built which was said to be able to foretell the apocalypse.
Namaste,
Lord Rick
PGS Founder

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