Frankenstein: Now here is a town that will send chills up your spine. If you have an active imagination and you are around this place at just the right time of night with the fog and the damp air engulfing you, you can bet you'll be looking and listening for anything that moves. Add a full moon and you can forget it.

Frankenstein is located quite near to Kaiserslautern. I've made several homages to the place when I was is the Army. In fact one time I and an Army photographer by the name of Clyde, caught a "real ghost" on camera right from the same spot where picture number 0141 was taken. Honest! It was spooky. I wish I had that photo to prove it. Clyde got sent to Viet Nam and I never heard from him again. Maybe I should be grateful I didn't possess that photo.

OOOOOOOH SPOOOOKY, the ghost picture suddenly appeared. Do you see it??? I always asked Clyde that whenever I saw or heard something strange happening. If he said yes, I knew we were in trouble and we'd scamper out of where ever we were quick. Now, come on Clyde, is that you? Did you put the picture there?

By the way, exploring old castles and buildings used to be mine and Clyde's favorite thing to do. There are other stories I can tell but that's for another time. Spooky stuff.