1. To me one of the scariest places I think I've ever been is the graveyard where my grandparents (my mom's parents) are buried. Don't get me wrong this graveyard is really well maintained, and surrounded by beautiful green fields, nestled high on a hill, looking at a mountain that's almost close enough to reach out and touch, as well as several really old beautiful cedars scattered about the graveyard. But, no matter how many times I go there or what time of the day it is I still get the creepiest feeling like something or somebody is watching me. My mom says I'm just being paranoid. I can't even imagine how scary this graveyard would be on a rainy, windy night. No amount of money could coax me into that or any graveyard after dark.

2. Happy Place

Going to my happy place would have to be going to a classic car showroom, called "Streetside Classics", I was bitten by the classic car bug a few years ago, but first let me tell you about "Streetside Classics". this place is a guge warehouse that has every kind of classsic car or truck you can imagine. They have four different locations, in four different states. When you visit Streetside Classics, you walk through the showroom, then make your way back to the inventory, which is constantly changing either by the vehicles being sold or just transferred to another facility. These people …show more content…
I'm pretty sure everyone is aware this is where alot of experiments on speed is conducted. The Salt Flats would be the best choice for these because, of it's desolate location, there is absolutely nothing around this place for miles and miles. Just white salt-like land that is flat as your hand. This land has been used for many decades to test everything from jet engines to race cars. There is nothing to get in your path no matter how fast you are going. Someday I hope to be able to go to Utah and watch some of these experiments take