Georgia got a haunted lake?
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Laidbackman
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A month from today would make it 14 years since I moved to the ATL, and I still never been to Lake Lanier. And I still don't plan on going, especially after what I'm just learning through this thread. Speaking of haunting, I have experienced some strange things as soon as I moved in my house down here. However I haven't experienced anything that really stood out since 2010. But I did experience some weird things a few years ago, like not being able to find items for weeks after searching like crazy, then suddenly having them reappear on my dinning room table. Actually, this particular item went missing for a few months. This same thing happened with my house keys about three or four years before that incident, when they suddenly reappeared on my bedroom dresser, after not being able to find them for two weeks. When that other item reappeared after a fews months, that's when I began to realize these items disappearing then suddenly returning was real. But these two disappearing incidents still wasn't as mind blowing as what I experienced when I first moved here in 2006, and what happened again in 2010. Actually this same thing first happened in 2005, right before I moved from the DMV. All three of those incidents involved my house keys as well.
I did find out several years ago that I live near an old slave cemetery, which is about a half of mile down the main road that leads to my subdivision. Knowing that, I don't know what could be buried on the grounds around here, including the grounds my property is built on. And something tells me I don't want to find out. Btw, my house was new, and I still experienced these weird phenomena's. If I didn't experience what I did in 2005 up in the DMV, in a house that was also new, I would have tried putting all this on the South being haunted.
I did find out several years ago that I live near an old slave cemetery, which is about a half of mile down the main road that leads to my subdivision. Knowing that, I don't know what could be buried on the grounds around here, including the grounds my property is built on. And something tells me I don't want to find out. Btw, my house was new, and I still experienced these weird phenomena's. If I didn't experience what I did in 2005 up in the DMV, in a house that was also new, I would have tried putting all this on the South being haunted.
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MajesticLion
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If even half the stories outta Forsyth are true, it has every right to be.
JuvenileHell
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believe in ghost brehs
I don't think our enslaved ancestors gonna be trying to haunt us. If anything they would be trying to guide us.
My family has a family cemetery in Atlanta. Included in the cemetery is my 3rd great grandfather and grandmother, and their siblings, all of whom were born slaves. When I've visited, I felt nothing but an overwhelming sense of peace. And that's what I've generally felt when I've visited other slave cemeteries.
If this was happening when you were in the DMV, and continued once you got to Atlanta, maybe it's something else that you got attached to you following you around.
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This country lol
He was a robber Barron he’s evil by definition but he was probably the best of them ...
Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
So they flooded a town? Isn't that where Atlanta gets its drinking water?
Remind me to never to drink tap when I'm there.
I actually work for that department lol. Most tap water is recycled. All rainwater, waste water, etc is pumped to F. Wayne Hill and is treated. It’s put back in the lake and my facility filters/treats it again to make it drinkable beyond federal standards. We test every part of the process, including the raw lake water. We always find some nasty shyt coming off the bottom of the lake. The processing gets it out. Gwinnett and City of Atlanta work pretty hard to clean theirs up. You don’t wanna fukk with Cobb county water though.
This, you gotta be from around here to understandLake Lanier isn't fukking haunted
Stupid motherfukkers just can't swim
The city stuff is true. Houses, cars, forests, even a race track still are still standing at the bottom. People die every year from accidents, suicides, being dumped, swimming in the wrong parts and getting snagged on old trees, etc.
