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OMG THE DANDENONG HOUSE... STAY AWAY FROM THERE BOY DO I HAVE A STORY TO TELL.. Well here it goes.. After a party one night friends and i decided go up there cutting story short we got there and decided to jump the fence so we did but then this alarm went of so we quickly got the hell up outa their... Then 30 minutes later after driving around we went in again, Going further then we did last time then my friend said shine the light up on that tree it was a sign saying "BEWARE OF GAURD DOGS" next thing all we heard was some thing running at us . OHHHHHH SHITTTT ... HAHAHAHAHA this huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge rotty head above my waist and im nearly 6 foot tall, my friend jumped ova the fence landed on his head lol and in the process kiked me in the head, other two guys where stuck they tryed to jump the barb wire fence lol one of them lost there pants and got 2 huge bite marks on his leg and the other friend cut his hand because of the bard wire.. SHIT WAS THAT SCARY GUYS HAHA.. THEN what happened was my friend who landed on his head accidently left his passport in there yard, the owners of the house found it gave it to the cops and then he got 40 hours of community service.. So stay away guys

What about the castle up the Dandenongs.

Used to go up there a bit.

Super cool old castle which was run down and people used to scare the shit out of other people going up for a look.

Also, J Ward at Arrarat.  I was going to host a Rave there once.  Big old school Blue Stone prison!

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Well what happened is that we there was a like 3 car loads of us and 1 car went to a party and the other 2 went clubbn and coz he didnt have his P'S he took his passport, Alot of people do it, Because sometimes clubs are tight asses when it comes to learners

^^^ who the hell walks around with thier pass prt in thier pocket anyways?

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i remember that ghost castle in dandy mt.  dunno if you can consider it a castle, it was pretty small but in the middle of a huge garden it did have a good spooky atmosphere.  not the same anymore.

haha yeah i've been there with a group of friends from high school about 7 years ago.. sneaking around the grounds, big open spaces, you start to see things in the shadows that may or may not be there. the thing that makes it scary is all the stories you hear about before going there. i remember we were sneaking up through the gardens, approaching the main structure, it was pitch black but there was some moon light, so we had a dare for whoever had the ballz to go up and touch the "castle" wall. it was scary because we didn't know how many "others" we around.. and if they were friendly or hostile. in the end we heard a noise and all scattered into the bushes to hide and we sat there in the dark for like 20mins deadly quiet, then when the coast was clear we made our move.. sneaking around the edge of the garden shadows, then as we were making our way down the drive way towards the main gate we saw some black shadows and noises coming from the north side of the main building, we heard some footsteps and other freaky noises so We RAN so fast down the driveway amost tripped over this big branch that was partially across the drive way, i jumped the rock wall next to the gate and almost sprained my ankle on the other side but fsck me it was scary!! :O ahahaa w00t

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