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Afhjælper stress - Mindsker smerter - Følelse af velvære Pris: 250,00 for 1 session for 50 min. 1000,00 kr. for 5 sessioner. 1750,00 kr. for 10 sessioner. Bestil tid på: 22 98 38 88 (Niels Erik Beck) Flydeterapi betyder afslapning i et bad med 25 cm dybt vand tilsat Epsom salt. Smerter af sportsskader, forstrukne ledbånd, ømme led, rygsmerter, øm nakke,forskellige akutte og kroniske smerter, kan lettes idet du løsrives fra tyngdekraften i et rum. Ren afslapning Du vil i de fleste sessioner opnå en dybdegående afslapningstilstand, ikke søvn, måske ind i dagdrømme, måske ind i en lyksalig tilstand. Top 10 Museums that will Scare You Silly. Creepy This list was previously released as a podcast but due to the enormous number of comments, we decided it would be a good idea to publish the transcript with pictures for those who demand the text rather than the voice.
In future, our podcasts will be of revised lists that have already been published – this should still help to draw in a greater audience from iTunes but will also serve to remind our regulars about lists from the past. Click here to listen to the podcast of this list. Originally designed to house a collection of basically anything, the House on the Rock in Deer Shelter Rock, Wisconsin first opened in 1959.
The house contains fascinating exhibits such as a re-creation of an early twentieth century American Town and a 200 foot model of a sea monster. Glore Psychiatric Museum Who wouldn’t want to check out a museum dedicated to the history of such wonderful things as electroshock treatment and lobotomies? New Haven Ventriloquist Museum Jamie Frater. 10 Creepy Ghost Hunt Venues. Creepy While researching our book Haunted Asylums, Prisons, and Sanatoriums (available for purchase online—links in the bio blurb at the end), co-author Sam Queen and I had a wish list of the best ghost hunt locations in the United States.
Due to budget and time constraints, not every location we wanted to visit could be included. Below, I list our top 10 picks for public ghost hunts that didn’t make the book. I would also encourage readers to explore the websites of each location to discover a variety of non-ghost hunting activities that might appeal to you. Very often, these locations are nonprofits operated by foundations for the purpose of conserving the historic buildings. 10Rolling Hills AsylumEast Bethany, New York A former workhouse, with the oldest part of the building dating back to 1828, Rolling Hills has seen its share of unfortunate residents—it also served as an insane asylum. 9Peoria AsylumBartonville, Illinois 8Old South Pittsburg HospitalSouth Pittsburg, Tennessee. These Rainbow Mountains Are China's Secret Geological Wonder.
Travel - Stephen King’s hotel of horrors : History, Colorado. In 1974, famed US horror writer Stephen King and his wife Tabitha lived for a year in Boulder, Colorado.
In late October, they spent a night in the mountain resort town of Estes Park, 40 miles northwest of Boulder. They checked into the historic 155-room Stanley Hotel – and found that they were the only guests for one of the last nights of the hotel’s season. King’s imagination went wild as he wandered the abandoned hallways, ate alone in the grand dining room and talked up the bartender. By the end of the night, he knew he had enough material to start writing his next book. Related article: Haunted Dublin The Shining, published in 1977, quickly became a horror classic, in no small part due its scarily secluded setting: a snowed-in hotel with a haunted history, hidden away in the Rocky Mountains.
The Stanley’s original MacGregor Ballroom, with its raised stage and large windows showcasing expansive mountain views, was reincarnated in the pages of The Shining. Sarastro Restaurant - Drury Lane London.