Once out in the woods in NH my bf at the time and I came across an old graveyard. It was way off the beaten track on a dirt road, in a thick wood, and had obviously been unused and untended for years and years. We decided it was a good place to relax. It was a beautiful summer day and the woods were as green and glowing as they can be on a sunny NH day. The graveyard was old and overgrown, full of worn-out granite headstones. I didn't see any past the 19th century. As a history buff and a CA native I loved this. NH is full of little abandoned graveyards, and I loved exploring them. So we had a picnic in this out of the way old graveyard, then my bf took a nap and I read for a while. I don't remember what I was reading, nothing spooky.

After a half hour or so the feeling of the place changed. Like in the story above the atmosphere began to feel heavy and strange. I thought maybe a thunderstorm was coming but the wind wasn't picking up. I started to feel uneasy and looked up and looked around. I didn't see anything but the sunny woods and the old gravestones, but I remember how the back of my neck started to prickle. Then I heard voices, very distinctly and clearly, beyond the old crumbly stone wall. I couldn't make out any words but there were two male voices, talking.

I tried to ignore them for a little while, but they went on and seemed to be getting closer, even though I couldn't hear anything moving in the woods, until finally it sounded like they were just beyond the old stone wall; but there was nothing there and there had not been any sound of anyone moving through the woods at all, just the voices gradually getting closer and closer, though at no time could I make out words. I felt less and less easy. Finally I woke my bf up and told him we had to leave. The minute I woke him up, the voices stopped.

It could easily have been two actual flesh-and-blood men who had no good intentions... I don't know. But it was pretty darn creepy.

With that same ex-bf I also watched a strange-looking cloud flash multi-colored lights from behind it, over the ocean off the coast of Maine. No thunder, and the cloud didn't move, and the lights were definitely not coming from underneath. They came from within the cloud and faded slowly in and out, green, red, and blue. Closest thing I ever saw to a UFO.