SAGPS Adventure Tours delivers evidence of paranormal activity on GPS walking tours

We were excited when SAGPS Adventure Tours sent us an email with photo evidence of paranormal activity at Tolomato Cemetery, a Point of Interest along their GPS walking tour route in historic St. Augustine.  With their new interpretive GPS tour experience, SAGPS Adventure Tours are providing GPS guided paranormal ghost walking tour experiences in English and Spanish.

We had a lot of fun creating these GPS guided tour experiences and often had the kinds of conversations that raise hairs on the back of necks. With so much documented paranormal activity in St. Augustine, we were elated when we received an email from our partner explaining that one of their customers had captured “orbs” on film. SAGPS Adventure Tours writes:

“Look at the “orbs” in the tree at the Tolomato Cemetery. This photograph was taken by a person on our tour. When you zoom into the orb you’ll note the consistency and perfection of these circular shapes. Note the color of the blue that is mixed into these symmetrical balls of light. These features are consistent with other “definitions” of what an orb is, often described as balls of energy. This picture is also consistent with many photographs taken at this spot, and others in haunted St. Augustine.”

This was a photo we wanted to share!

About SAGPS Adventure Tours

Visitors to St. Augustine can now experience North America’s oldest city while being captivated by ghost stories and paranormal phenomena on walking tour experiences that intertwine with St. Augustine’s rich history and magnificent architectural ambiance. The GPS Ranger™ is a handheld GPS (Global Positioning System) triggered computer device that delivers innovative walking tour experiences and on-site interpretation, including compelling narratives, engaging musical soundtracks, photography, text, and interactive maps based on the location of the user.

Tours trigger content around St. Augustine’s paranormal Points of Interest, providing location based experiences on a one hour walking tour route. Additionally, all of the tour content can be viewed on demand, regardless of location, so visitors can learn about the areas they might not have time to visit.

Here is what one recent visitor, Alex Ojeda had to say, “Shivers and Awe felt more like a movie than a tour! I’ll have these images running through my head for months! I wish I could rent the DVD for my friends back home! What an experience!”

To learn more about SAGPS Adventure tours or to experiences Shivers & Awe, visit their website at www.sagpstours.com