That said, last weekend I had a book signing at an event at a historic place in southern Arizona called Empire Ranch. It's an old cattle ranch dating back to the 1860s, currently undergoing restoration and is now being used for educational purposes. I'm not aware of anything sinister in it's history, nor did I get any kind of a creepy feeling while I was there. If anything, it felt like a happy, positive place. About the only scary thing I encountered was having to deal with porta-potties.
I did however, get one anomaly that, to an untrained or overly excited eye, might be mistaken for an orb. However it is not. It's simply a reflection of the lens that is a result of the angle of the early morning sun in relation to where I was standing. That's why orbs are a controversy in the ghost hunting community. Sometimes an orb truly is an indicator of paranormal activity, but oftentimes they are not. That's why those ghost hunters who want to be taken seriously are skeptical of orbs.
Another one debunked.
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