An eerie calm before the storm at the Hayes Mansion in San Jose, California. It’s not the Stanley Hotel from the movie, “The Shining,” but it sure looked and felt like it on this ominous day.
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I’ve seen the “Shining” hotel in Estes Park, CO and there is a remarkable similarity.
Yes, the similarity is remarkable and the Hayes Mansion is also rumored to be haunted but not as haunted as the Stanley Hotel. Spooky. 🙂
That’s quite a place! But it does look a bit ominous in that light.
janet
Thanks, Janet. The hotel definitely looked creepy that day!
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Lovely shot! Waiting for the sun to shine!
Thanks so much, Shibin. Indeed waiting for the sun to shine!
Donna