In our area Lincoln Caverns hosts a Ghosts and Goblins tour each year. Costumed guides explain the wonders and highlights of a haunted Lincoln Caverns while supporting characters provide humor and horror along the way. The caverns are wonders of nature. This is a great fun activity for children and adults. I think that the cave it a little eerie anyway with so many bats and the unusual rock formations. During the Halloween season, it can be very frightening.
These are rock formations in the cave.
We are on our way to Colonial Williamsburg for a few days. I hope that you all have a Happy Halloween.
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That has to be the ultimate scarey Halloween tour. Hope you have a good trip to Williamsburg. I love Williamburg, one summer we took 2 of our grandaughters on a summer trip in the RV, that was one of the stops. Good history lesson for them.
Hi Sweetie...what a great idea to host Halloween in a cave...sure would add to the excitement. Have a wonderful trip and bring back lots of pictures! ;-) Bo
I just noticed your Ozzie and Harriet picture. When I was first married my husband got me hooked on the show on AMC Movie Classics channel. There is a Thanksgiviing one called Turkey, Turkey, Turkey that I wish I could find on DVD. The only VHS I've found of them are so blurry that they're hard to watch. It was the funniest O&H ever!! I'm too claustrophobic to go into this cave but I love the pictures you took!! It does look scary. Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween dear Sweetie:-) Ooooh how I'd love to be able to go to the Lincoln Caverns, they'd scare me silly but oh what fun! lol The rock formations are unbelievable, they're actually quite spooky!! Have a fun and safe trip to Colonial Williamsburg. xoxo
What a great idea to have haunted caverns. They are so creepy in and of themselves anyways. Do they turn off the lights during the tour now and then just to spook everyone?
Sweetie: Look at Heidi's Celebrate the Seasons. Her Halloween entry is about Fawn, and so is mine. I hope you can get to the point we are someday. Nancy
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That has to be the ultimate scarey Halloween tour. Hope you have a good trip to Williamsburg. I love Williamburg, one summer we took 2 of our grandaughters on a summer trip in the RV, that was one of the stops. Good history lesson for them.
Hugs,
Chris
Hey there Sweet Sweetie! How are you????
Michaela (My daughter) Would LOVE to go on that tour!!!!!!
Have a Happy and safe Halloween!!!
xoxoxoxoxo
Donna
Oh I know that place very well Sweetie!I lovee Williamsburg.Enjoy your trip!
Oh you will love Willaimsburg.Have a great time Sweetie.
Those formations are something. Wow. This would be a fun cave to visit. The little goblins are very cute too. Have a wonderful trip.
Nancy
Hi Sweetie...what a great idea to host Halloween in a cave...sure would add to the excitement. Have a wonderful trip and bring back lots of pictures! ;-) Bo
Those are awesome Halloween photos, you are right the caverns are scary.
I just noticed your Ozzie and Harriet picture. When I was first married my husband got me hooked on the show on AMC Movie Classics channel. There is a Thanksgiviing one called Turkey, Turkey, Turkey that I wish I could find on DVD. The only VHS I've found of them are so blurry that they're hard to watch. It was the funniest O&H ever!! I'm too claustrophobic to go into this cave but I love the pictures you took!! It does look scary. Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween dear Sweetie:-) Ooooh how I'd love to be able to go to the Lincoln Caverns, they'd scare me silly but oh what fun! lol The rock formations are unbelievable, they're actually quite spooky!! Have a fun and safe trip to Colonial Williamsburg. xoxo
Happy Halloween to you.
Those caverns are beautiful.
:)
What a great idea to have haunted caverns. They are so creepy in and of themselves anyways. Do they turn off the lights during the tour now and then just to spook everyone?
Blessings,
Sher
Sweetie:
Look at Heidi's Celebrate the Seasons. Her Halloween entry is about Fawn, and so is mine. I hope you can get to the point we are someday.
Nancy
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