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Supernatural Travel Tales
Some travel tales pass through uncharted territory. Haunted hotels, crazy coincidences, and that eerie sense of deja vu are just the start. Each week, we'll get the real stories from real travelers who've had their own encounters with the unknown, the not-quite-seen, and things that seem pre-ordained. Sure, we'll cover the more famous magical places around the world, filled with their own legend, ritual, and lore. But we'll stay focused on the people who've had those life-changing and horizon-expanding experiences.
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Key Links The Mission Inn Riverside The Food Lab Riverside Kadi Baker Mary Kings Close Greyfriars Cemetery Damnation Alley From Scotland to So Cal, we’re talking about haunted historic destinations today. As a historic, luxury hotel, the Mission Inn has won all kinds of awards. But what makes the Mission Inn so magical is that the founder, Frank Miller, was an avid world traveler. Frank collected the essences of iconic European destinations. He came back from Europe with a head full of dreams, and made those dreams reality for travelers in Southern California. You won’t find another property anywhere, that manages to successfully marry so many different architectural styles. From Gothic to Moorish Revival and Mediterranean, it’s possible to feel transported here without leaving the country. Famous authors like Anne Rice have stayed here, and the hotel has hosted dozens of events for celebrities and presidents. It’s a hidden gem. Some hotels cash in on their ghosts, but the Mission Inn prefers to be a little more discrete. You might have some luck getting stories out of the bartender, if you visit. We’ve got the inside scoop on which rooms might still be occupied, even after the guests check out. More details at: http://www.supernaturaltravel.com/ask-the-bartender-about-the-ghosts-at-the-mission-inn/ Produced by Simpler Media
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