I just spent two days working the mine with friends who are sensitive to the paranormal activities and we all felt, experienced things which were not normal. I agree with the April 2021 review, we are all entitled to our opinions but if you have not been there you should be cautious about what you say. The instant we arrived at the mine it was very clear to me there was something there in and around the mine. Over the next 48 hours proved to be a challenge to stay focused at what we were there for - to search for gold. I was invited by my best friend who is not sensitive to paranormal activity. Two of the three I met on the mountain were.
Something I want to make clear is it was not until I got back home and started researching the mine that I discovered the series Ghost Mines. Watching the series on the mine only re-enforced what we had experienced on the mountain. I am new to mining but not to paranormal events. It is very interesting what Kristen and Patrick did but i am one who wants to learn from experiencing life.
I am a combat veteran and have seen things which made no sense to most. I had a near death experience kayaking the Devil's River in Texas, so my sensitivity to paranormal activity is high. This mine should be respected whether you believe or not. In Guam there are ancient spirits who watch over the land, so I believe Kristen's interview with Junior of Sumter is key to this mine's activity. People do not understand this concept and that is ok. On the second morning as the sun was coming up I spoke to what ever ancient spirits were surrounding the mountain. I explained we were there not to disrespect the earth and those who had come before us. I explained we had come to the mountain for the same reasons others before us had done. We were there to honor those who had died in their search. I ask that them protect us, guide us and respect who we were. About the same time, another team member basically did the same with out each of us knowing what the other had done until we were eating breakfast. The day was uneventful and things went smooth until I had to leave.
I brought a five gallon bucket home with about a third of it filled with soil from the mine's floor to practice sifting. During the second night home my floor fan which has a 24 inch by eight inch base turned over. which was sitting next to the bucket with the soil in it There is no one in my home except me. I have no pets or other people in my home. so the adventure begins!