The backyard of my old house was spooky enough: It smells funny and very much resembles a giant covered tunnel that twists to the right when you're standing by the kitchen door. It's pitch-black at night. If you need to go there then, you need to walk right in and fumble around on the walls for the switch.
There was a horror story about a boy who was attacked by giant earthworms. In the illustration of the scene of the attack, I realized that it looked just like our backyard.
Thereafter, I solidly refused to go there alone.
A childhood belief about around the house

others believed things like this
- I used to think that tornadoes were giant tomatoes that would sit on top of your house until everyone died.— Maggie
- I used to think a drain pipe in my backyard led to another world.Anon
- I used to believe there was a money tree in every rich person’s backyard — Kb
- I used to think that God looked like/ was Mr. Peanut. He was a giant peanut with a top hat, monacle and cane.— Erica
- I used to believe that if you buried a chicken bone in the backyard it would grow a chickenAnon
- I used to believe watertowers were giant mushrooms O.o... Don't ask... Really...— Robyn