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Skip to SearchSkip to Live PlayerSkip to ContentSkip to FooterMoonriseIf you’ve spent time around Pawley’s Island, SC, especially during hurricane season you may be familiar with the story of the Gray Man. The South Carolina Lowcountry shores have been the rumored home of this ghost for more than 200 years. According to News 2, the legend of the Gray Man dates all the way back to 1822. The ghost is reportedly sighted before hurricanes threaten the area. Previously reported sightings include before Hurricane Hazel in 1954, before Hurricane Hugo in 1989, and before Hurricane Florence in 2018. And now a perceived photo of the legendary South Carolina ghost was taken this week.The photo (seen below) was shared by WPED Meteorologist Ed Piotrowski on his Facebook page. The photo appears to show a figure at the edge of the water on the lefthand side of the photo. It was reportedly taken on Pawleys Island on Wednesday, the day Hurricane Idalia impacted the region. Could this be the ghost that seemingly appears to warn residents of impending weather/hurricanes? I’m sure those who know the ends and outs of photography could come up with several potential explanations for the anomaly in the photo. But it does resemble some sort of figure. It could even be a human who chose to brave the storm.Commenters on the post are divided. Some are skeptical saying they feel the image is photoshopped. But other South Carolina residents claim to have seen the ghost themselves and are believers. Numerous commenters confirm that the legend of the Gray Man is that is he shows himself to you, you and potentially your property, will be spared from the storm. So this is a good ghost then. Once you want to see. You can read more about the legend of the Gray Man from a News 2 article written in 2021 here.I’m torn about the existence of paranormal spirits. I enjoy a good ghost tour when I visit a new city. The stories and legends fascinate me. I even as a child was convinced a neighborhood house where someone had died was haunted. But I’ve never experienced anything to confirm the existence of paranormal activity. Still, it’s something that does fascinate me. Have you ever seen the Gray Man?Fall is quickly approaching. One of my favorite things to do as the weather gets cooler and the leaves begin to fall is to immerse myself in the spooky season. This can include things like the countless options for haunted houses, mazes, theme parks, etc. And those are always jam-packed with people for good reason. They are great sources of a little frightening fun. But if you’re anything like me maybe you prefer your spooky experiences a little more grounded in reality. If that is the case, you’re in luck- there is no shortage of haunted locations in North Carolina.Whenever I head to a new city I love to go on ghost tours if they have any. Highlights are Savannah and Charleston but most cities have some form of rumored paranormal activity. And actually, Charlotte even has some as well that I need to check out! If these types of things pique your interest then this list is for you. This list contains 11 haunted places in North Carolina places you can actually visit. You’ll learn about haunted locations all across the state from the coast to the mountains and in between.&nbsp; All of these locations are places you can enter and wander around. Looking for an even more immersive experience? Several of these are hotels which means you can even check in for the night! If you dare! You may have even stayed at or visited some of these locations without knowing it!&nbsp;By clicking "Subscribe" I agree to the website's terms of Service and Privacy Policy. I understand I can unsubscribe at any time.TagsGhost,Haunted,Local,South Carolina

Skip to SearchSkip to Live PlayerSkip to ContentSkip to FooterMoonriseIf you’ve spent time around Pawley’s Island, SC, especially during hurricane season you may be familiar with the story of the Gray Man. The South Carolina Lowcountry shores have been the rumored home of this ghost for more than 200 years. According to News 2, the legend of the Gray Man dates all the way back to 1822. The ghost is reportedly sighted before hurricanes threaten the area. Previously reported sightings include before Hurricane Hazel in 1954, before Hurricane Hugo in 1989, and before Hurricane Florence in 2018....

Eerie Photo Appears To Show Legendary South Carolina Ghost The Gray Man

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