Tripping on Legends…Episode 68…Scary Stories to Tell in the Near Dark is now up

6/1/2020

Tripping on Legends…Episode 68…Scary Stories to Tell in the Near Dark is now up

Christopher Balzano and Ella read some of their spookiest stories in the spirit of “just tell the story and let it speak for itself.”

They read from Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, The New England Ghost Files, 13 Chairs, and a tale or two from the old files of Massachusetts Paranormal Crossroads:

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