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the-bigtree · 10 months
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From my Ghost Hunting adventure in the Pocomoke Woods and cemetery.
Was the Buck Moon tonight, so bright you could see the trail at midnight with no lights. Some pictures look like it's the sun.
Also a pretty big spider we dodged on the trail.
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myhauntedsalem · 1 month
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Pocomoke Forest
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The Boyfriend
A boy and a girl were in a car and ran out of gas. They heard something. The boy got out to look for a phone and he told her not to turn around or get out of the car and to lock all the doors. He was gone for a long time and she kept hearing noises on the roof of the car. She never turned around at all. She just lay on the seat. She fell asleep and finally woke up. It was morning. She remembered what had happened so she sat up slowly and looked out the front windshield. Then she turned slowly toward the back window, and she saw her boyfriend’s head sitting on the trunk. She screamed and got out. The sounds she heard that night were the fingernails of her boyfriend scraping the top of the car where somebody had hung him feet first in a tree.
The Hook Man
A young man and a young lady were parking in the confines of the Pocomoke Forest. The radio was playing and all of a sudden a special bulletin came on. It seems that an inmate at the Cambridge State Hospital had escaped. He was last seen headed for the Pocomoke Forest from the Salisbury area. He could be recognized as being about six feet tall, weighing 165 lbs., and having jet-black hair, and a beard that was also black. His right hand had been cut off and in its place was a hook. His problem was that he killed people who disturbed the Pocomoke Forest. In about half an hour the young lady broke away from the young man’s embrace scared to death. She insisted that he take her right home because she had heard a noise. When the young man and the young lady got out of the car, they heard a clanging noise. They looked in the gutter beside the car and there lay a hook. To this day the crazy man with a hook for a hand has been seen many times, but he has never been caught. 
The School Bus
A busload of students went to see the Old Furnace as a history class trip. The bus driver decided that it was quicker to use some of the back roads in the Forest. The bus had some engine trouble while on one of the back roads. The driver got out to check and try to find the trouble. All of a sudden there was a noise as if people were walking up and down on the top of the bus. Many of the students got curious. Nobody was scared. But then several horribly ugly faces appeared at several of the windows. These faces appeared as if out of nowhere. The teacher told everyone to close their windows if they were open. She tried to calm everyone down. Then she went to ask the driver if he was ready to go, but he was nowhere to be found. There was a skeleton beside the front of the bus. The teacher very hurriedly closed the hood of the bus and got in and drove it back to the school. To this day the bus driver has never been found, although many people say that they have seen him.
Fire Ball
A guy from Westover was driving his car through the Pocomoke Forest to Snow Hill. He looked ahead and saw a very bright object. The closer he got, the brighter the object became until finally, it was directly in front of him about 30 or 35 yards. He couldn’t tell whether it was yellow or green. Since the object was blocking the road, he could get only 25 yards in front of it. Suddenly his car cut off and he abruptly stopped directly in front of the object. Too frightened to do anything, he watched it in the car. It looked like a big yellow box. After fifteen minutes passed, the object slowly drifted off into the woods. The man’s car automatically started and finished its trip driving down the road.
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growchick · 1 year
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ellaintrigue · 1 year
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Under the Pocomoke River Bridge. In the 1960s when the bridges were being built under the bridge was in the top five parking places to go with your girl friend.
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weather-usa · 4 days
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Climate of Delaware
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Delaware, primarily situated within the Atlantic Coastal Plain, ranks second only to Florida for its low average elevation. Its oceanfront features a lengthy stretch of sandy beach, extending from Fenwick Island, at the Maryland border, to Cape Henlopen, at the mouth of Delaware Bay. Along its 23-mile (37-km) length, only one major break, Indian River Inlet, interrupts the coastline. The beach mostly consists of a low bar nestled between the ocean and a series of lagoons or shallow bays. However, at Bethany Beach, near the southern boundary, and again at Rehoboth Beach, near the northern end, the mainland extends directly to the ocean.
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A significant portion of Delaware Bay's shoreline consists of marshland. The mouths of tributaries like the Murderkill, the Mispillion, and the St. Jones are shallow, offering safe harbors primarily for fishing boats north of Lewes. Moving northward along the banks of the Delaware River, elevated and dry areas emerge, notable at locations such as Port Penn, New Castle, and Edgemoor. Wilmington, the state's primary port, sits at the junction of the Delaware River and the Christina River, one of its tributaries.
Most of Delaware's drainage is directed eastward toward the Delaware River, Delaware Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. However, the Nanticoke River and its tributaries in the southwestern part of the state flow into Chesapeake Bay. Similarly, the Pocomoke River, draining the Cypress Swamp or "Burnt Swamp" in the extreme south of Delaware along the Maryland border, also empties into Chesapeake Bay.
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The Coastal Plain of Delaware is predominantly fertile and flat, rarely reaching heights above 60 feet (18 meters) above sea level. However, as one moves southward, it gradually becomes sandier. Near its northern boundary, the plain is traversed by the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, which has been widened and straightened to accommodate ocean shipping. This canal significantly reduces the water route between Philadelphia and Baltimore, Maryland, by several hundred miles, effectively bringing Baltimore closer to the ocean compared to the route via Chesapeake Bay. Popularly viewed as the dividing line between the agricultural southern region and the industrial north, the canal is believed by many Delawareans to mark a change in weather patterns as well.
Key landmarks visible from afar include several elevated bridges spanning the canal, the imposing twin bridges over the Delaware River north of New Castle, and the prominent refinery stacks in Delaware City. These landmarks stand against the backdrop of the rolling hills of the Piedmont, extending south from Pennsylvania into the northwestern corner of the state. Until the mid-20th century, the landscape south of Wilmington was characterized by farmlands, forests, streams, and ponds, dotted with occasional villages. However, suburban development has since expanded to encompass areas flanking the canal, encroaching upon the remaining farmlands in New Castle County.
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The highest elevation in Delaware, situated just off Ebright Road in New Castle County near the Pennsylvania border, reaches a modest 448 feet (137 meters) above sea level. Notable geographical features include Iron and Chestnut hills, located southwest of Newark, characterized by exposed pits from historic iron ore mining activities.
Wilmington's city center is positioned atop hills that slope downward toward the meeting point of the Christina River and its primary tributary, the Brandywine. This strategic location offered navigable waters close to waterfalls, which historically provided power for manufacturing industries. The presence of railroads and highways, tracing the fall line along the East Coast, has positioned Wilmington along major transportation arteries connecting Philadelphia and Baltimore. See more: https://weatherusa.app/zip-code/weather-19736 This geographic advantage has fueled urbanization trends, fostering development in the open spaces between Wilmington and neighboring cities.
Delaware's climate is characterized as humid and temperate. At New Castle Airport in northern Delaware, the average daily temperature hovers around 54°F (12°C), with July typically recording the highest average high temperatures at 86°F (30°C), and January registering the lowest average lows at 23°F (−5°C). Temperatures tend to be slightly warmer in southern Delaware, generally running about two degrees higher than those recorded in the north. August, ranking as the second warmest month after July, also stands out as the rainiest, with an average precipitation of approximately 5.5 inches (140 mm). Conversely, February sees the least amount of precipitation, averaging about 3 inches (75 mm). Annually, Delaware receives an average precipitation of nearly 45 inches (1,140 mm).
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allengreenfield · 2 months
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moonmausoleum · 2 months
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Hauntings and Legends from the Pocomoke State Forest
Ghosts of locals from the Pocomoke State forest as well as mysterious balls of light and impossible dark legends, the countless tales from this haunted forest in Maryland keep piling on.
Ghosts of locals from the Pocomoke State forest as well as mysterious balls of light and impossible dark legends, the countless tales from this haunted forest in Maryland keep piling on, making this perhaps one of the most busy as well as haunted forests in America.  Between Snow Hill and Pocomoke City in Maryland, the Pocomoke State Forest harbors more than just the natural beauty of the…
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nailstoday1 · 3 months
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mddeck · 4 months
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keviniszebraman-blog · 6 months
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I can't upload photographs/photos on my neoliberal capitalist/Smithist centrist deviantart website. So I'll just upload photographs/photos on my neoliberal centrist capitalist/Smithist tumblr website.
This is a photograph of my comrade/friend, Ustam of the Big Fèro oriole/ Town of the Big House oriole/Baltimore oriole.
I Kevin Leal Joseph Galasinao support the  Union of Soviet Orthodox Trotskyist Republics/USOTR/Vtoroy Union of Soviet Socialist Republics/VUSSR/Second Union of Socialist Republics/SUSSR/Union of Soviet Orthodox Trotskyist Republics/USOTR/Union of Soviet Eusocial Republics/USER/UnitedOrthodoxTrotskyistStatesofthePlaces/UnsitedOrthodoxOneWorldGovernmentAndDemocracySupportingCommunistStatesofthePlacesisalsocalledtheVtoroySovieUnion,SecondSovietUnion,SecondCouncilUnion,PangalawaKonsehoUnion/UnitedFirebrandistStatesofthePlaces/United Orthodox Trotskyist/United Eusocialist States of the Places.
The Union of Soviet Orthodox Trotskyist Republics will have orthodox Trotskyist republics like the Nanticoke-Piscataway-Assateagues-Pocomoke Indianlander/Marylander Council Orthodox Trotskyist Republic.
Nanticoke-Piscataway-Assateagues-Pocomoke Indianlander/Marylander Council Orthodox Trotskyist Republic needs epoch rewilding like Pleistocene rewilding.
The orthodox Trotskyists should put the cougar in the Nanticoke-Piscataway-Assateagues-Pocomoke Indianlander/Marylander Council Orthodox Trotskyist Republic.
The orthodox Trotskyists should put also the Makan bison/American bison in the Nanticoke-Piscataway-Assateagues-Pocomoke Indianlander/Marylander Council Orthodox Trotskyist Republic.
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the-bigtree · 7 months
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First part of my super serious, super legit, Maryland ghost hunting series.
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Upper Pocomoke River. At this point (Sheppards Crossing Road bridge) the river form the border line between Wicomico County and Worcester County Maryland.
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