Alluring Graceful Gale at Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor
Graceful Gale (Jennifer Hills) haunts Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor. Photo In the Still of the Night Queen Mary’s Graceful Gale is enchanting… and deadly If you push your way through the brambles on a moonlit night and climb towards the summit of Palos Verdes, which faces the Port of Los Angeles, there’s a magnificent view of the “Queen Mary.” But how to explain that eerie glow that lately has enveloped it? Easy. From late September through Halloween, parts of the ship and its surroundings (including the dome that formerly housed the Spruce Goose) are transformed into the mazes that comprise “Dark Harbor.” One of the undead, in search of victims like you. Photo The six mazes and assorted, or sordid, attractions employ over 200 zombies, ghouls, ghosts, and other apparitions. If one of them doesn’t jump out and scare the bejeezus out of you then rest assured that a dozen others will. Either way, people, mostly the fearless among us, keep returning for more, year after year. Night of the living dead Among the nameless hordes are several prominent characters, from Samuel the Savage to Scary Mary and Half-Hatch Henry. But the one who caught my attention was Graceful Gale. These characters…
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