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Tips for Would-Be Ghost Hunters

On July 12, 2011 By Ghost Hunter

By Elsa Cook– July 5, 2011 Ghosts and Haunting

Paranormal Old Pueblo

Whether or not you believe in ghosts, recite a prayer of protection before ghost hunting, they are thought by some to follow you home!

For the first-time ghost hunter:

Ghosts can get angry

When shooting a video or taking pictures, do [...]

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Are ghost tours any fun?

On June 11, 2011 By Ghost Hunter

Ghost child

Paranormal

Q. Do the guides actually believe the stories they tell? Are they based on actual local lore, or simply made up by the tour company?

A. I wouldn’t necessarily say they’re fun, however, sometimes the guide will dress up in creepy clothes and carry a lantern to try [...]

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Ghost Writer?

On May 26, 2011 By Ghost Hunter

Frank Watson lets you into a secret!

Not only do I organise ghost hunts but I write as well, not about ghost hunts I must add, well not at the moment, although something paranormal may creep in, but for the future I have one or two ideas.

Well I’m told that summer is almost upon [...]

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Daughters of the Witching Hill

On April 9, 2011 By Ghost Hunter

Set in Lancashire, England, during the infamous witch trials of 1612, Daughters of the Witching Hill reveals the true story of Bess Southerns, aka Old Demdike, cunning woman, healer and the most notorious of the Pendle Witches, and of Alizon Device, her granddaughter, struggling to come to terms with her family’s troubling legacy. Though [...]

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The War on Witches

On March 31, 2011 By Ghost Hunter

historyextra.com magazine article Where history happened

1. Pendle Hill, Lancashire

Mass witch trials were rare in England, primarily due to the workings of common law, which prevented individuals from pursuing campaigns against a general perceived threat. Instead, a charge was usually based on a formal complaint from [...]

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