by Will Wonder · Published November 23, 2012
Not far from Margam, if you go there for one of its Ghost toursor events, if you turn left towards Pyle then follow the lower OgmoreValley, theres quite a hot spot of places practically stones throw away fron each other, Candleston, Ogmore Abbey, Ogmore Castle, Ewenny Priory, Monkash etc ……………
by Light · Published October 9, 2012
First of all, hello!
Let me tell you a little about myself, I have been doing Urban Exploring for a few years now and have recently taken a liking to the paranormal scence.
From Urban Exploring I have knowledge of a lot of great building, which we have had spooky expieriences in.
by Auldearnbadger · Published September 1, 2012
Another story from childhood. There is supposedly a passageway from the caves at Keil to a cave on Ben Gulllion. Apparently a piper and his dog decided to walk through it from Keil and he would play his pipes the whole way. \he set off but only the dog emerged and it all it’s hair. Again apparently you can stll hear the piper on a stormy night.
by Auldearnbadger · Published September 1, 2012
Cara is Just off Gigha. The story I heard as a child was that it now belonged to the Good people and none were welcome overnight. Apparently one group tried and went mad or disappearead depending on the grandfather telling the story. anybody seen anything about this\/
by Prusakowski · Published June 1, 2012
Rushden Hall and the thatched lodge near its main entrance must be the oldest extant domestic buildings in Rushden. The Hall itself dates from the 14th century and has benefitted from later additions during the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods through to more recent architectural add-ons.
by Minikitty · Published May 16, 2012
The Landshut wedding is a historic Festival and takes place in the city of Landshut, traditionally since the year 1475. The feast is celebrated every four years, with the next date to the year 2013. Photo Copyright: forherandforhim.com In 2012 bridesmaid dresses the Landshut wedding visitors can enjoy again on many festive highlights.
by Gerald Maloney · Published April 24, 2012
Saint Patrick and the Great Owl
by Prusakowski · Published March 17, 2012
My mother used to recall the tale of the Headless Horseman of Dungee Corner
There is a long straight road known as ‘Mile Strret’ heading out of the village of Bozeat that joins a Roman Road at a T-junction known to the locals as ‘Dungee Corner’.
by Heather · Published February 21, 2012
I hoped you might be interested in some of the events organised by the Sussex Centre for Folklore, Fairy Tales and Fantasy, a part of Chichester University. Coming up are:
Images of Witches: History, Fairy Tales, Films, a public lecture by Willem de Blécourt.
At: The Cloisters, Bishop Otter Campus, University of Chichester, College Lane
by bedb · Published February 14, 2012
I remember seeing this on a Lockheed-Martin website. Now someone has compiled a list of sightings.
http://www.thestealthblimp.com/
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