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While scailing the cliffs of Mowbray Mountain in Soddy-Daisy, I noticed a harsh stinch coming from a rocky opening unknown to me, but described by others as a great hidden distillery post from many years ago. My curiosity overwhelmed me, and I found myself inside staring at the darkness. While gazing, I felt a cold chill even though the temperature of the day was in the low 90's. I noticed a small man in a dark green outfit peering back at me through the darkness of the cave. His posture seemed to be that of a defensive nature. Rumor has it that he is defending his stil and the longer you stare at
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his gaustly figure, the more thirsty you will become. The lore of this man known as Scottie Dizzy is well known to the locals who are wary of his hidden fortress in the cliffs near the Montlake community.
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by Steve Bob Michaels
Soddy Daisy, Tennessee is a seemingly ordinary location if the sun shines down, but the ghost stories passed on by the residents are enough to make anyone think twice about making a stop around here. The undeparted are crawling over this town as the folks who live here will tell you. Skeptics don't have faith in the local ghost reports, but everyone who has settled in Soddy Daisy is not alive.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
A drifting spirit is from time to time perceived walking a Terrier in
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the early morning hours on a shadowy Soddy Daisy road.
The ghost of a young Indian fighter has been witnessed on frequent instances peeking through home windows in Soddy Daisy at midnight. Regardless
of what people articulate, it is in all certainty a menacing ghost that you do not want to bump into on a dark night.
The ghost of a jet pilot can sometimes be noticed at Bass Bay Marina before
dawn enjoying the view. If you talk to the local residents, this spirit is the spirit of a visitor that was murdered while passing through Soddy Daisy many years ago. Nonetheless, this ghost undeniably
is chilling; one that any commonsensical person would not want to come across.
The phantom of a tough lumberjack clutching a big axe has repeatedly been made out in Hamilton County Park before
dawn crying.
A bloodcurdling skeleton is regularly noticed shouting in Bakewell Gulf at midnight.
A man that transformed into a vampire has been said to have been witnessed on a handful
of occasions on a dark night drifting by on Big Possum Creek. Based on what the folks who live here say, this ghost takes pleasure in startling unwise folks who dare to disrupt the quiet in Soddy Daisy.
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ghost of a pregnant female may repeatedly be seen fishing from the water's edge of Montlake at night.
A headless gentleman can be noticed very frequently gazing down into the water at Bare Point
around midnight. In any event, this is a hostile ghost that you shouldn't go looking for.
A woman with her head and right arm and left leg severed has every now and then been noticed studying the
panorama from the highest spot of Bald Hill in the early morning hours before sunrise.
The spirit of a gentleman carrying a blood-splattered sword has supposedly been witnessed on several instances
creeping out of Orr Slough drenched in filth in the early morning hours before sunrise. People here who have noticed this ghost declare this ghost may be the spirit of a local resident who passed away
here in Soddy Daisy some decades ago.
An armed forces outfit marching about lacking a body in it was perceived by Denny Bluff gazing irritably at the bystander. The watcher ran away immediately
after he witnessed the ghost. Regardless of what people state, it's a frightening ghost that should be left alone.
The ghost of a civil war combatant was made out sipping water from Blue Spring
before sunrise. When the bystander became visible the ghost escaped. Locals declare that this ghost might be a celebrated yesteryear native of Soddy Daisy. One thing's for sure, it is indisputably a scary
ghost that you don't want to meet at night.
The ghost of a man having the sign of the devil etched into his cheek showed up watching TV in a Soddy Daisy living room at night. The appearance of
the watcher startled the ghost who then vanished.
The spirit of an awfully mangled huntsman dragging a dead deer was distinguished browsing through garbage cans on a Soddy Daisy residential street.
The phantom spoke about revenging a slaying. A person who lives here argues that this ghost is the stressed soul of a former Soddy Daisy person who lived here.
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