Foymount/ Buck Hill

We had wanted to travel the famous Opeongo Line to determine a few things; the number of haunted buildings along the trek, and ways to determine a scientific factor that maybe contributing to occurrences at Buck Hill.

We started off in the ghost town of Foymount. It used to be an early detection radar station, and is now a collection of abandoned buildings. It was our thought that some of the electrical impulses and flashes at Buck Hill were due to it's proximity to Foymount. Both locations are on peaks at the same altitude, about 12 miles apart. It has been cited that the existing magnetic impulses are due to an old radar site within close proximity.

Neither locations gave off any EMF reading, nor did the route between them. Pics taken at both sites revealed limited evidence.

In the end this investigation removed the theory that the two hills could be affecting EMF readings and creating light anomalies.

Conclusion: Buck Hill is unaffected by Foymount radar station, so we must search deeper towards the cause for the abundance of anomalies.

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	Foymount/ Buck Hill Foymont, Ontario Canada Investigations: 1 We had wanted to travel the famous Opeongo Line to determine a few things; the number of haunted buildings along the trek, and ways to determine a scientific factor that maybe contributing to occurrences at Buck Hill. We started off in the ghost town of Foymount. It used to be an early detection radar station, and is now a collection of abandoned buildings. It was our thought that some of the electrical impulses and flashes at Buck Hill were due to it's proximity to Foymount. Both locations are on peaks at the same altitude, about 12 miles apart. It has been cited that the existing magnetic impulses are due to an old radar site within close proximity. Neither locations gave off any EMF reading, nor did the route between them. Pics taken at both sites revealed limited evidence. In the end this investigation removed the theory that the two hills could be affecting EMF readings and creating light anomalies. Conclusion: Buck Hill is unaffected by Foymount radar station, so we must search deeper towards the cause for the abundance of anomalies.	Search CHAPS
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