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It seems that many of the people and creatures who lived and died in the Blue Ridge Mountains did not peacefully move on to the afterlife. A number of them are trapped or destined to remain in this vicinity.

Every town or community in this region, regardless of size, seems to have at least a couple tales of supernatural or unexplainable occurrences. In fact, the areas in and around the Blue Ridge Mountains seem to be jam-packed with ghostly beings…

A young man in a tattered grey Confederate uniform has been seen materializing from the direction of Catlett Mountain. He is always in a hurry, and marches past the witnesses before gradually disappearing from their view.

People riding alone in a buggy would come around a sharp bend in the road and encounter an elderly lady dressed in a long black dress, wearing a black hat, and holding a parasol. The old lady would hop in the buggy, ride about a mile down the road, and then suddenly disappear.

Visitors to nearby Greasy Falls have reported seeing a young redheaded girl, dressed in a pale blue evening gown, standing near the top of the falls. Various descriptions have her walking across the falls, jumping from the falls, or her image appearing in the water at the base of the falls. Each time the alarmed witnesses watch breathlessly, and then see her form fade into nothing.

The woman was not seen at the inn again, at least not in her normal form. Some thirty years later, however, the ghostly figure began appearing on the bank of the river, and has been spotted there occasionally ever since. Several witnesses claim they saw the phantom person toss what appeared to be a large rock into the water.

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Grandma's Cookbook
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