Welcome!
This blog post is about the paranormal photographs that I have taken that are included in the paranormal chapter of a book that I am writing about Appalachia that I plan to finish in a few weeks.
Here is an excerpt of that paranormal chapter that is entitled, "Haunted Appalachia."-
~ "The Appalachians are probably one of the darkest places on the planet." -Mark Muncy
"I know for a fact that Appalachia is haunted. I have lived in Appalachia most of my life, and I have experienced the paranormal myself since early childhood."
Here is a paranormal photograph from that same chapter that shows Greg in our study-
To begin with, I took this picture because almost every day I take pictures when we are at home, and when we go out, since taking pictures is one of my favorite hobbies. When I saw Greg sitting in the study with the great lighting from the lamp, I grabbed my camera and snapped this photo.
Little did I know that it would turn out to be paranormal, as some of my photographs often are.
Do you see anything paranormal about this picture? I explain my idea about it in my new book.
Also, I have several other photographs in that chapter that I show and explain. One of those involves a paranormal picture that I took of sheep on a hill near our house, and I figured out why it was paranormal after a neighbor told us a hidden secret about that hill!
Also, in the paranormal chapter of my new book, I mention some intriguing ghostly books by regional authors in Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee.
In addition, there is my current paranormal book on Amazon Kindle, "Photographic Encounters of the Spirit Kind" by Becky Arnott that has genuine paranormal photographs that I, my husband, Greg, and my brother, Nick have taken throughout the years. There are over 100 paranormal photographs in the book.
I'll keep you informed about my new book about Appalachia (with the special paranormal chapter) in future blog posts.
Thanks for visiting! Until around Saturday, August 16, 2025, Becky
