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The weather is finally breaking here in Toronto. There's a tentative hope that spring is springing at last.
As the weather gets better, the urge to get out more beckons to us. Toronto has lots of places to explore even if you have only a few minutes.
Going for a walk is your best bet. If you work at home, take frequent walks during the day for twenty minutes. Change your path. Create circuits and try to beat your time.
This is also when you can discover "creepy" houses in your neighbourhood. Maybe you live near a graveyard or park. Almost any area in a city as big as the GTA will have loads of creepy places.
One part of paranormal investigation is trying to determine what is "normal" in terms of sounds and temperature and what could be indicating unexplainable phenomenon.
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Walk around your neighbourhood and take pictures. Get a sense of what is "normal" for your area.
It can be fun to put your pictures together and create stories. You might find things in your pictures you never noticed before.
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Even something as obvious as an expensive gated community can become ominous depending on how you choose to see it, what time of day it is and the angle you choose to photograph. I spent a lot of time in that gated community when I was working for the government. Everyone in there is just as normal as you and I. But rich.
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See how a gate tip in the photo above takes on an ominous tone? It's reminiscent of how a character is going to meet his fate in a slasher film. Or is it just a gate tip on cold day in March? Maybe an animal or even a human had been injured on that gate tip. We'll never know.
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