Dudleyspinner Tie Dye Wool Roving ~ Ghost Hunting~ Halloween

The Crescent Hotel from the overlook

Strange orb in my photo

Closeup of the orb

                           

orb photo from internet, very similar the photo above is a fractal antenna. I see similarities

The photo taken after the table

the photo taken before the photo of the table

Kilmanham Gaol Ghost photos 
This past weekend Mike and I took a trip to Arkansas to visit our daughter. We were at the overlook of the town and commented on the large building in the first photo. A woman at the overlook told us it was the Crescent Hotel one of the most haunted hotels in America   We decided it looked interesting and drove across town to find it. Eureka Springs is a tourist town and the narrow streets are crowded. We got to the hotel on the backside. There are quite a few steps to get to the entrance. Once inside I took a few photos. When I looked at them on the computer, the photo of the table had a strange orb that looks like the same thing that ghost hunters say are ghosts. The photo before of the tree at the overlook does not have any orb, neither does the shot of the fireplace taken after the table. So dust or dirt on the lens is ruled out. I am not sure what it is. A ghost? Energy? You make your own decision. The hotel is quite nice, a very old building that has been restored. It did not have a creepy feeling, like the Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin. I had a very strange experience there. We did not take the ghost tour at the Hotel. The Pea Ridge Civil War battle field was our next destination.

Dudleyspinner Tie Dye Roving/Combed Top: Time for a Contest

Isola 1 is 4 ounces or 112 grams which I will be giving away in my contest.
Contest Rules
Leave a comment telling me what country you are from and why you need a little love in the form of a soft, cushy piece of Dudleyspinner tie dyed combed top. This 100% wool roving can be yours if your I find your reasons compelling. I have another piece of this same dye lot that is available in my store.

I am standing at the threashold of the twenty first century. I have struggled with a dial up internet connection for so long now. I am trying different methods of connecting to the internet. A 3g modem is being tested and so far, it's great. I just wish when you sign up for service they would tell you the whole cost. This is going to be about forty bucks more than the original advertised price. I will try whining and threatening tomorrow to see if they will wave the extra fees for a year. If not, I guess it will be going back and I will slog along with dial up until something affordable arrives in the boondocks. I love living in the country, but it does have it's drawbacks.
Deb