10 creepy Vintage Halloween Costumes!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN readers, I thought to mark the occasion I would look up so of
Month: October 2019
Haunted spots Near Me | The UK Ghost Excursion Map – Download the App today
The UK Ghost Excursion Map is an Android app cataloguing thousands of ghost sightings across
SPIDER WEB EFFECT | What could it spiritual mean?
For some of you reading this you may recall me saying that for the past
Creepy places to visit From around the world Haunted Britain! Paranormal Explores Paranormal Topics Team Bloggers - Simon Urban Explores
Gainsborough Old Hall | Medieval Hall | History and Ghost Sightings
Gainsborough Old Hall is one of the country’s best-preserved medieval manor houses. It has a
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Paranormal Hauntings Magazine ISSUE 8 NOW OUT | FREE to READ!
THE PARANORMAL HAUNTINGS MAGAZINE IS OUT NOW, JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN AND IS FREE
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Benniworth Tunnel | Urban Exploring
Last nights explore was to the smaller tunnel of the two tunnels on the Louth
Newcastle Keep |True Bizzare Occurrence!
Several years ago I took part with a now defunct paranormal investigation group in an
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Druid Temple
Little is known about the Druids, the ancient Celtic order associated with magic, religion and,
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Colwick Church, Nottingham|Ruins of St John| History | Ghost Stories and Our investigation!
All traces of the ancient church of Colwick have disappeared, for the present church was
Creepy places to visit From around the world Haunted Britain! Paranormal Explores Team Bloggers - Simon Urban Explores
Calke Abbey | Calke Tunnels And Ghost Sightings
ke Abbey is built on the site of a 12th-century Augustinian priory, set in a secluded hollow in the Derbyshire hills. That seclusion is in keeping with the character of the house and generations of the eccentric Harpur-Crewe family who owned it since 1622.