Thursday, October 12, 2006

It's True

While on the way home, a bus full of first and second graders broke down while driving across these railroad tracks. Rather than going to look for help, the driver told the children to get off the bus and push it across the tracks; they were struck down by a train. Now it is said that if one drives to the site and puts the car in neutral, it will be pushed over the tracks. Allegedly if one spreads baby powder on the back of the car before going to the site, he will see fingerprints when he leaves.

Growing up here my friends and I went many times to try this.

We got fingerprints every time!

All the streets around this track are named after the children who died.

~~~

barbara

13 comments:

Anonymous said...

omg, that is awful. those poor kids.
Cindy

Anonymous said...

Awwwwwwwwwwww how sad :(

Anonymous said...

Reminds me of the blue-boy story we have here in G-burg
Charley
http://journals.aol.com/cdittric77/courage

Anonymous said...

Oh my gosh!! How sad and scary too....
Linda

Anonymous said...

we have a hill like that here. if you go down the hill and put it into neutral it will get pushed back up the hill to avoid the accident that the motorcyclist had.  they say if you put powder on the hood of the car you will see hand prints
noelle

Anonymous said...

that is awful!!!  those poor families!
gina

Anonymous said...

I posted a ghost story related to the railways a few weeks ago, this is eerie

Guido
http://journals.aol.co.uk/pharmolo/NorthernTrip

Anonymous said...

Been there, done that. Guess I was too old when I was there and didn't see a thing. Maybe I didn't believe hard enough. lol Paula

Anonymous said...

how awful. when did this happen?

Anonymous said...

Very cool story.

Anonymous said...

Boo!
Barb  

Anonymous said...

Ewww~!  lol  

Anonymous said...

Oh my... how sad and creepy gives me shivers. The named the streets after the kids that's kinda creepy too.
Take care, Chrissie