Cemeteries are easy subjects for photos though it’s hard not to make predictable stuff. Like going to Yosemite or the Grand Canyon. Postcard pictures everywhere…

My mother used to drag me to every cemetery she would come across when we traveled in Europe. As a kid I remember going to some of the military ones when allied soldiers were buried. Seemed like a sea of white stone on a grey, rainy day. The imagery stuck with me.

Snow is mostly gone now and I’ve missed the fog event. Usually more to come though.

He definitely saw something. I always assume it’s a squirrel but who knows…

I love the George C. Scott version of A Christmas Carol. Have it on DVD. The foggy scenes at the beginning are otherworldly.

So far, no ghosts, either on the walk or elsewhere.

Theresa Caputo, the Long Island Medium, says pets can see spirits. Your dog was just experiencing that. I’m sure the film shots would have had a bit more definition but your phone did just fine.

Fog always reminds me of a great scene in A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott (my favorite version of those I’ve seen): In the fog of course, Scrooge is on his way home that night, walking down a deserted lane, when he’s passed by a ghost hearse carrying a coffin, presumably Marley’s. It perfectly sets the eerie mood for everything that follows.

Be sure to keep us apprised of any ghostly visitations you might experience, Steve. Though you don’t seem to require any “reclamation”, at least not of the sort that Scrooge needed.