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Only thing i know for fact about Moorhead is that a pupil was struck by lightening on the link path:rolleyes:

Fact of of a headless horseman ghost is in Blackburn [watch too much most haunted] :eek:

Any more ghost stories though not as hugely reported in Accrington:rolleyes:

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i was driving back from blackpool at 5am the other day and drove thru salmesbury and i was like right mani just drive head on... dont look around dont look at the rear view mirror...

when was the last time anyone actually saw anything at salmesbury?

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Last year or so when most haunted spent the night:D

My Aunty lives near there & she says its very spooky at night & ghosts has been witnessed

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Theres some on this link to read about

http://www.bbc.co.uk/lancashire/spooky/haunted_houses/

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I've never seen anything spooky.

I've spent hours wandering in the dark looking for head

-less ghosts.

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Hehehehee Rindy you may of got some without realising......... best not yawn too wide when you take a brisk walk in the dark - that fly you thought you may of swallowed may in fact be something else :eek: ;) :D hehehehe

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I've never seen any ghosts just heard stories from people.

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Location: Clayton le Moors - Dunkenhalgh Hall (currently a hotel?) and nearby bridge
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 25 December (reoccurring)
Further Comments: This former maid at the hall fell pregnant after a torrid affair with the master - he wasn't interested in her long term future, so she took her own life. Her misty white form now comes back around Christmas to remind others of her fate

http://www.paranormaldatabase.com/la...e/lancdata.php

http://www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/Dun...tory/index.htm

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a young lad was actually killed by the lightening up there mel, it was me mates lads mate. if that makes sense.

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no it doesn't
oh wait..........wait
now it does

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I remember the lad being killed by lightning on the link path it was in the papers.

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when did this happen?

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The foot holes were there on the field when I was at that school. Around 79/80 a year or so before I was sent to that hole.

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Peter Britcliffe is a sound upstanding leader of the community.

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I'm all for bashing the Bishop...I mean Commissar, if called for, but what has he got to do with urban myths....unless you are trying to start one with that outlandish statement?:eek: :D