by eheard | Jun 25, 2022 | folklore, ghost, haunted houses, hauntings, history, history of Wiltshire, paranormal, stonehenge, wiltshire
Damn and blast! I have just spent three hours looking for a load of old photos so I could share a couple of my weird ghost (or not!) experiences with you. Can I find them? No! But, sometimes, I do get the urge to get a story down on paper. And today is one of those...
by eheard | May 24, 2022 | ghost, Gloucestershire, Grave, haunted pub, hauntings, history, legends, paranormal, superstitions
And so it was that the ghost enthusiast, aka me, Emma, decided it was time to get out from behind my desk and go on a proper ghost hunt. The truth is, I’ve always been pretty scared of going out at night to try and witness some actual paranormal activity. In...
by eheard | Apr 22, 2022 | folklore, ghost, haunted pub, hauntings, history, history of Wiltshire, legends, paranormal, wiltshire
You may have heard of Salisbury. It’s a small city in South Wiltshire with a long and interesting history. Mostly it is famous for its breathtaking cathedral, proximity to Stonehenge and in 2018, a Novichok attack on an ex-Russian spy. There are many old buildings,...
by eheard | Mar 13, 2022 | avebury, folklore, ghost, haunted pub, hauntings, history, history of Wiltshire, paranormal, stone circle, wiltshire
Have you ever heard of a public house that’s located within a magical stone circle? Probably not. And that’s because there is only one in the whole world! The Avebury Red Lion Inn. It literally stands within the largest megalithic stone circle in the World...
by eheard | Feb 19, 2022 | devizes, ghost, hauntings, paranormal, wiltshire
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you may remember we have visited the Devizes area before. It’s quite the paranormal hotspot thanks to it’s long and, at times, bloody history. This time we are in this middle section of Wiltshire and...
by eheard | Jan 28, 2022 | calne, cryptid, ghost, hauntings, paranormal, wiltshire
Following an article written about me in the Wiltshire Times, I received an interesting email. It went straight to the story of what sounds like a sighting of something very unusual. We’ll call it The Birdman of Calne for now. After reading the email, it reminded me...
