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First the story behind it:
It has been said that if one puts their vehicle in neutral when you get to the hill your vehicle will be pushed up it. When you get out their will be hand prints on the back of the vehicle. The reason is because a bus broke down with a load of kids and a semi came over the hill and hit them killing them all. The reason you are pushed over the hill is to get you out of the way of on coming traffic.
Now, growing up we heard this story numerous times and really didn't believe it. So last night we decided to all load up and see if this really works. After driving 45 minutes we finally arrive to the infamous "10 mile marker". We come to a complete stop and put the car in neutral, as the driver takes his foot of the gas, we slowly begin to roll up the hill! Everybody starts to freak out as we pick up a good amount of speed. We pull over and begin throwing up explanations as to what is really happening. We get the idea to experiment with a golf ball to see what would happen. We go to about the middle of the hill and slowly roll the golf ball down the hill. It comes to a stop and begins rolling up the hill! By this time most of us are freaked out and decide to head back to the house. I've heard about hills like these are all over the country and was wondering if any of you guys have been there, and what really causes you to roll up the hill (not really buying the whole ghost kids pushing you thing)?
Be sure to look forward to my next ghost thread "The Big House Expedition with Pics."
It has been said that if one puts their vehicle in neutral when you get to the hill your vehicle will be pushed up it. When you get out their will be hand prints on the back of the vehicle. The reason is because a bus broke down with a load of kids and a semi came over the hill and hit them killing them all. The reason you are pushed over the hill is to get you out of the way of on coming traffic.
Now, growing up we heard this story numerous times and really didn't believe it. So last night we decided to all load up and see if this really works. After driving 45 minutes we finally arrive to the infamous "10 mile marker". We come to a complete stop and put the car in neutral, as the driver takes his foot of the gas, we slowly begin to roll up the hill! Everybody starts to freak out as we pick up a good amount of speed. We pull over and begin throwing up explanations as to what is really happening. We get the idea to experiment with a golf ball to see what would happen. We go to about the middle of the hill and slowly roll the golf ball down the hill. It comes to a stop and begins rolling up the hill! By this time most of us are freaked out and decide to head back to the house. I've heard about hills like these are all over the country and was wondering if any of you guys have been there, and what really causes you to roll up the hill (not really buying the whole ghost kids pushing you thing)?
Be sure to look forward to my next ghost thread "The Big House Expedition with Pics."
