Mystery Of The Strange Rock In New England That People Fear To Approach
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - The saying "truth is stranger than fiction" couldn't be more apt when describing some spots and occurrences in New England.
This region, located in the northern part of America's East Coast, is home to some of the world's most chilling myths and legends. Some areas are so eerie that even the locals avoid them. Curiosity can get the better of us, but is it wise to explore spots if your life is in danger?
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