I guess for me it's just that TAPS has given paranormal phenomenon some spotlight. I used to ghost hunt in my younger days. I guess you could say I forgot all about it when more responsibilities came along. Lately with shows like TAPS and this wiki I have been fascinated with some answers to questions I had many years ago. No doubt people like yourself get better results than they do but let's face it, even ghosts don't really need to show up at the party every time someone walks in uninvited. Consider yourself lucky. I wasn't a big fan of the show until the episode from the Cashtown Inn. It's a bit of fokelore I suppose but living that close to it and never actually being inside was a real treat to catch something on tape. Because of TAPS sensationalism I have also had much in common to talk about while at other sites of interest. My last visit to Gettysburg I ran into a couple who were from Delaware and had seen the episode on Fort Mifflin that TAPS did. Needless to say they were curious and went there since it was in the backyard and had many if not more of the same encounters. We talked more about that then paying atttention to the tour guide. Anyway, for me it's just nice that ghosts are being talked about more than let's say 20 years ago.

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