| CONTACT US TODAY for a trip out into the Haunted Woods to photograph orbs. We do this Friday and Saturday Nites 8 p.m - 10 p.m. Woods Then to the Center to upload photos and show you the spirits around you and the dimensions that you have stepped in and out of. Be at Center by 7:30 to register for tour. 262 767 2864 CONTACT US TODAY for personal or group tours. We do them on request, so make arrangements today for those special week-end guests! 262 767 2864 |
| CLICK HERE TO GO TO HAUNTED TOURS BURLINGTON UFO AND PARANORMAL CENTER 549 N. PINE STREET BURLINGTON WI Phone: 262 767 2864 Email: bsutherland@wi.rr.com |
| THE JOURNAL TIMES Racine County's Daily Newspaper Saturday, October 22, 2005 Visit Racine County's 24 Hour News Source at: www.journaltimes.com Halloween is now in Burlington By Janine Anderson Journal Times Mary Sutherland, a Burlington resident and paranormal researcher, runs the weekend tours in a wooded park near Honey Creek. She said the woods are home to many spirits and that she has found portals and gateways into other spiritual realms there. "I've actually ran out of the woods a couple times myself," she said. "People feel the spirits touch them on their face, lift their hair, ride on their backs. it gets a little scary but people love it. It isn't demonic or anything like that. The spirits get excited that people are there. Some are pranksters, some want attention. They want to make their presense known. "I've never had an encounter there with anything demonic. I would never, never take somebody anyplace I felt was like that. I believe too much in this stuff." More people come on the tours around Halloween, she said, and while the people that come out this time of year may be more thrill-seeker than true believer, she's happy to have them around. "People love the paranormal," she said. "That's why sci-fi is so popular. People love it. They love the idea that there's something out there besides what they see in their everyday life. I think we are all a little bit thrill seekers. That's our human nature." For the complete story go to www.journaltimes.com Saturday, October 22, 2005 |