Yeah, this happens in a lot of this style of story: vague warnings, but no explanations. Then the warning gets ignored, and the excrement hits the spinning blades . . .
My friend of the family my kids called ‘Grandpa Ray’ was a lighthouse keeper. One of the last before they were all automated. I remember getting him ready for 3 month shifts out there on the islands. Going shopping for all the food he’d need. He drove school bus for events on his off time and had served in the Navy during his youth. His wife ran a bed and breakfast. They saved all they could and were able to go on some trips they’d always wanted to before the insurance became to expensive because of his age. (He was 10-15 years older than her and passed away 4 years ago😢)
I'm from Ohio. 👋 My husband and I went to NY once. Luckily I didn't have to drive. He went for a work meeting and his boss had him drive him there. At the time we were living in Michigan. Traffic and prices are crazy there! He was driving a suburban with a 20 foot enclosed trailer and people were walking through the two!
Or, better yet, just say "someplace in Canada". Not only would the names and accents work better there, but there are vast stretches of absolute nothing, which helps as a setting for horror, and perhaps there was no community there at all until sea traffic and modern lighthouses came in the past few hundred years. Most German cities are older than lighthouses as we think of them now, and the question would naturally arise why the community had not been wiped out by evil mermaids centuries ago.
@@JordanGrupe If you say so. "Mr. Wallace" is not a particularly common name for a German. Also, I note you don't say that the person who wrote it is actually German. I have lived in Germany, and during that time I knew US military personnel who were stationed there but who had little reason to believe they were not in Michigan. They rarely left the base, lived off the US dollar, and never spoke anything but English. So, yeah, maybe the author lives in Germany, just like they did.
I love your stories and narrations, but please turn up the volume on your recording. Your narration is so quiet that I have to turn it up rather high to hear your voice and then I get woken up by the blaring volume of other stories I have in the playlist.
I mean to be fair, the old guy could of gave him a better warning lol
Yeah, this happens in a lot of this style of story: vague warnings, but no explanations. Then the warning gets ignored, and the excrement hits the spinning blades . . .
I wish ‘lighthouse keeper’ was a job that was still an option for a young and ambitious go-getter like myself 😰
I know exactly what you mean.
My friend of the family my kids called ‘Grandpa Ray’ was a lighthouse keeper. One of the last before they were all automated. I remember getting him ready for 3 month shifts out there on the islands. Going shopping for all the food he’d need. He drove school bus for events on his off time and had served in the Navy during his youth.
His wife ran a bed and breakfast.
They saved all they could and were able to go on some trips they’d always wanted to before the insurance became to expensive because of his age. (He was 10-15 years older than her and passed away 4 years ago😢)
Really good story.
Thank you so very much Jordan. 👍🏻
*Blessed with another chilling Ocean tale….SEAsational!!!* 🖤🌊
Wheeeee! Ready to go Jordan!!! 👍👍😀
I really liked this one, wish there was a sequel
Love ocean stories!
No wonder I liked this one so much. It’s by the consistently great Rene Rehn ! These two are a formidable Creepypasta partnership.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I look forward to Monday's because of ur live 😊
Love the thought of staying at a light house .storms at night .not to long .
I love this story and click every time I see it. This is definitely my favourite rendition. ❤
Heard this one before but didn’t mind listening again!
Loved this story great to rehear it
Thank you Jordan!! You're one of my favorites 💯
👍🏻👍🏻marvelously brilliant, i was totally captivated by this story. I loved it i was hollering for him to turn on the light. Thanks Jordan. 😇💖
Delivered another masterpiece, thank you sir.
Great story. You keep tension well!
Can’t wait to be here !!! Love all of your story’s 👍🍷
Just ordered your new book as a christmas present to myself
Thank you so much Diann!!
Thank you JG
Keep`em coming Big J
We all appreciate you very much!
Stay safe, Btw I'm in NY where everyone from?
I'm from Ohio. 👋 My husband and I went to NY once. Luckily I didn't have to drive. He went for a work meeting and his boss had him drive him there. At the time we were living in Michigan. Traffic and prices are crazy there! He was driving a suburban with a 20 foot enclosed trailer and people were walking through the two!
Love me a good lighthouse story!!! ⚘️🙋♀️
I always love your accents Jordan ❤️.
His grouchy old man voice is also my personal favorite!
Absolutely ! I give this upload 27 stars !
Thank you! 😃
Awesome story! ❤
Nothing about that sounds like northern Germany. Maybe the UP of Michigan, but not Germany.
Or, better yet, just say "someplace in Canada". Not only would the names and accents work better there, but there are vast stretches of absolute nothing, which helps as a setting for horror, and perhaps there was no community there at all until sea traffic and modern lighthouses came in the past few hundred years. Most German cities are older than lighthouses as we think of them now, and the question would naturally arise why the community had not been wiped out by evil mermaids centuries ago.
The person who wrote this lives in Germany XD but alright I believe you
@@JordanGrupe If you say so. "Mr. Wallace" is not a particularly common name for a German. Also, I note you don't say that the person who wrote it is actually German. I have lived in Germany, and during that time I knew US military personnel who were stationed there but who had little reason to believe they were not in Michigan. They rarely left the base, lived off the US dollar, and never spoke anything but English. So, yeah, maybe the author lives in Germany, just like they did.
Loved this❤
8 waiting; 13 thumbs up. ???
Patreons see them first.
Alot of us come and hit the thumbs up button upon notification. Not everyone makes it on time. I'm usually one of them LOL
He tried.. !
Good storyline
Love it
Dammmm. Story so upsetting. 😂
I was late lol but I'm stoked
🎉 Another great story
Glad you think so! I love this one 🤘
Or the old man could of told him the truth and if the kid was like your crazy. Prove him wrong.
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Electric magnetical pp
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I love your stories and narrations, but please turn up the volume on your recording. Your narration is so quiet that I have to turn it up rather high to hear your voice and then I get woken up by the blaring volume of other stories I have in the playlist.
Wasn't this already posted?