Its hard to believe it been over 10 Years since the day Dale left

Dene and I spent time in North Carolina and visited this monument which stood 15 - 20 feet in the air... Met tons of very nice people, one in particular who was Dale Sr's neighbor he share with us the normal life of the Intimidator... racer on the weekend a family man and farmer during the week. It was not uncommon to see him in town picking up feed for the animals.

This was an eye opener for me that you can never judge a man only on weekends look deep into their hearts you may discover they are just like you.

He said boy can make fans stand and scream you name
can you hit em in the rear grab another gear still roll into victory lane
he said boy do you know how it feels to run three wide
cause if your daytoa bound let me warn you your in for a ride

and he cried when we got to daytona as he pulled onto the track and he said
this where you get out boy casue number 3 aint coming back
as i crawled out of that racecar i said thanks ill catch you later
he said it will be tough catching me boy CAUSE IM THE INTIMIDATOR!

29 Days until Halloween in Utah - Cornbelly's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Fest

This is a great place if designed for the younger kids or those who never want to grow up. Nothing here to scare just explore the season in safetly 

 a Cow Train?! An ol' favorite, no visit to Cornbelly's is complete without a ride on our cow train ... with adult and kid-sized train cars!

Cornbelly Mountain What do you get when you mix the McDonald's playland concept with a whole lot of fun on the farm? Cornbelly's Mountain! Your kids will love twirling down slides, climbing up ropes, and crawling through tunnels in this new adventure.

Pumpkin Courtyard Come and pick 'em ... pick out your favorite pumpkin from the hundreds in our pumpkin courtyard. Pumpkins of all shapes and sizes have been brought in straight from our nearby patch and prices range from $1 to $10. Plus we have straw bales, cornstalk bundles and gourds to choose from as well.

Pumpkin Princess Playland A favorite at Cornbelly's is the Pumpkin Princess Playland. Your little princes and princesses will be enchanted by a "Cinderella" carriage, pumpkin princess autograph and photo area, small castle for children to play inside of, a "dress-like-a-princess" area, and other princess-themed activities.

The Jumping Pillow Bigger than most houses, the trampoline-lover in you will come bursting out when you hop onto Utah's only jumping pillow. It's a one-of-a-kind bouncing experience for the whole family.

Spooktacular Jack-O-Lantern Tree It's a sight to be seen! A one-of-a-kind Halloween display to be enjoyed by all ages, our large pumpkin tree is filled with hundreds of beautifully-carved jack-o-lanterns. Where else can you find carvings of Sleeping Beauty, the Utah Jazz logo, President Hinckley, and much more?

Pig Races are Fun! And they're off! Come cheer on our trained pigs as they race for the finish line. You'll be surprised at how fast these little critters can move.

Corn Cannons, Pumpkin Blasters & Paintball Ready, aim, fire! Come test your aim as you attempt to shoot paintballs, ears of corn and mini pumpkins at targets in our Destruction Zone.

Kiddie Corral For our tiniest guests, we have a Kiddie Corral where they don't have to battle with the big kids to have a little fun. Complete with a corn box, slides, a play farmer's market, log cabin building and more, this area will be a nice low-key area for moms to let the little ones roam.

Gemstone Mining We invite you to take a step back into the old west and come enjoy a little gemstone mining while at Cornbelly's. Take your pick of dirt bags containing gems, emeralds, arrowheads, etc. and then watch them shimmer in our old-fashioned mining sluice.

October sales - How to Sell a Haunted House : HGTV FrontDoor Real Estate

via frontdoor.com

Some houses give off a weird vibe. Scott Fladhammer, a real estate agent in Fort Wayne, Ind., was asked by a snowbird to sell her furnished but otherwise empty house. That in itself wasn't odd, but the neighbors' reaction to the home was. Everyone warned him that it was haunted. Seemingly sane people insisted that they had looked through the windows and saw mysterious objects moving throughout the house.

Upon opening the front door, Fladhammer thought that they might have a point as wall-to-wall black mold greeted him. But it wasn't long after that he learned the plumbing had burst, and the basement had flooded. Furniture had indeed been moving; it was floating in the water.

But other times, it's harder to explain away a house's behavior. Jonathan D. Nicholas, the national president for the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers and based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, recalls showing a woman a house and coming to a room, where she suddenly said, 'I have to get out of here, I have to walk outside,' and she did. Nicholas followed her and on the front lawn she tried to explain her behavior. "I just kept seeing red," she said, "and all I wanted to do was kill myself."

Nicholas later asked the seller, who said that a murder had taken place in the house.

It may be a problem that one only thinks about during the Halloween season, but if you're trying to sell a haunted house, it's a dilemma every day of the year. Fortunately, if you have a house that the community believes -- or that you believe -- is haunted, there are some steps you can take:

Step 1: Don't get spooked by the law >>
Step 2: Give eerie rumors the ax >>
Step 3: Call in the ghostbusters >>
Step 4: Rest in peace after last-resort tactics >>