We visit two different Lakes, Michigan and Ontario, for two different straightforward ghost encounters. Encounters that may turn out to be anything but, as their retelling now echoes About The Water.

If you could go anywhere, right now, where would you go? For now, we'll brave the winter snow and travel to New Buffalo, Michigan, on the Southeastern shores of Lake Michigan. It's here, where we'll encounter someone who may have traveled a bit farther then they should have. Someone who needs to go back. As the sound of snowy tires and revving engines echo About The Water.

Hop in, we'll carpool through the traffic packed streets of Toronto, Ontario, on the Northwest side of Lake Ontario. Here, we'll find that our commute takes a series of unexpected turns. Turns that will leave a young woman forever remembering the spirits that dance About The Water.

Zip up your winter coat, we're headed to the southern shores of Lake Erie, to the city of Erie, Pennsylvania. It was here, where a young woman took an unexplainable journey. One that would forever leave her wondering exactly what happened out there About The Water.

We visit the neighbor cities of Benton Harbor and Saint Joseph, Michigan, on the Southwestern shores of Lake Michigan.Here, we'll discover a valuable item. One that you can't sell. One that you can't give away. One that you couldn't even pay to get rid of. It's a story that we hope has finally come to a conclusion, as its retelling remains just a faint echo About The Water.

How about a late night walk through the deserted residential streets of Grand Bend, Ontario? A small town located on the Southeastern shores of Lake Huron. Here, we'll experience a phenomenon not easily categorized. A strange encounter that leaves us unsettled, as it quite literally echoed About The Water.

We're off to the legendary and iconic Manistee, Michigan, on the Western shores of Lake Michigan. It is here where one particular story of high strangeness just might forever change our very definition of high strangeness, as it's retelling forever echoes About The Water.

Keep the change. You'll need it along the far Southwestern reaches of Lake Ontario, in Cape Vincent, NY. It was here where one man found himself haunted by change. Both figuratively, and literally.

You and I will be boarding an icy Lake Superior freighter, and joining two crewmen as they go about their duties. One, alive and well. The other? A devoted spirit. One who's legacy will forever echo About The Water.