Ghosts in my Camera?

A few weeks ago, I joined Ancestry.com in an effort to research my ancestors. What immediately happened was this: I created a Frankenstein’s monster in my husband. He spends hours on there, looking for people to whom he owes his existence.

 

Just before I went back to work, we made a trek to Lancaster County in Pennsylvania to stomp around in some cemeteries there and to visit the Historical Society (fascinating place!) While we were in the cemeteries, I took several pictures of headstones with his family names and ones that I just thought were interesting. Here are several of those pictures.

Yes, I know some people think it’s weird that I enjoy cemeteries, but I always have. I’m not at all uncomfortable there.

 

Before we left home, I charged two sets of batteries for each of us to use in our cameras. When I was in one of the cemeteries, I took a few pictures, and suddenly I got a message saying that my batteries were to low to take photos. I knew that they should still have a lot of power, but I went ahead and changed to the other ones and got the same message. I had to shut down my camera. When we left there, my camera began to work normally again. We went on to another cemetery where exactly the same thing happened. All I could figure was that someone in there didn’t want his/her picture taken. Hmmmmm….