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Giselle, Guatay, the Airstream and the Chief
Hi. my name is Alexis and I lived in Guatay for 5 years and YES THERE IS A CHIEF and on the top of Guatay mountain is an Indian burrial ground. The chief is burried on the top of the mountain.If you go to the top there is a circle of rocks around him and you must turn around 5 times and jump in, the last one to jump in will be cursed. Me and my cusins went too many time to count and each time we went we jumped in and each time the last one in had something happen to them. I lived in a little red houseright before you come into the town of Guatay. I could see the ACE Hardware sign from my porch. LOVED YOUR BLOG.— October 12, 2009 8:29 p.m.