Ghost Hunting with Gourmet Ghost Hunter

Report on Gettysburg

Gettysburg

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania is best known for its Civil War battlefields. The town itself is very quaint and has lots of wonderful shopping. There are tons of places to visit and all kinds of yummy restaurants.

Results of Hunt

We went over to the National Cemetery before it got dark. We have seen in past photos of this cemetery that some of the pictures are blurry. That was also true of this hunt. This photo is interesting because it is in focus in the foreground and blurry in the back. Of the 100's of pictures taken during ghost hunts under all kinds of conditions, with this camera in the past year, no blurry images like this were captured.

Taken by Lorie Mattson with an Olympus D-380

Here is another example of a blurry picture using a different camera, the photographer was standing still.

Taken by Lisa Yost with a Sony Cybershot Digital Camera

This is a picture in the same cemetery This is a rather bright orb, and then another picture taken by another photographer, might have the same orb in it.

Taken by Lorie Mattson with an Olympus D-380 digital camera

Taken by Ken Mattson with an Olympus D-380 digital camera

We also explored wheat field and Devil's Den, but did not get anything mentionable.

Gourmet's Corner

Ping's Cafe - Ping's Cafe is located at 34 Baltimore Street. Their phone number is 717-334-2234. Reservations are recommended on the weekends. Ping's is Japanese Cuisine. Their menu has a great selection of delicious sushi and other yummy Japanese dishes. We loved the sauce used with the crispy duck and the shrimp tempura was just right. The atmosphere is fun and the service was good, even though they were very busy.