Paranormal Kent

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Sometimes relatives come through, such as on the Ouija board, but the staff ask them to step to one side as the evening is about finding spirits in the house and not personal ones.

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Nell Cook was once a servant at the cathedral, and she was accused of poisoning her niece and a canon. The lights are switched off and the room falls into darkness, while members of the group dot cat toys across the room. There is also a motion detector in the centre of the room. Dave explained: "We went around with the tour guide and he said it was this girl was called Margaret and she had a boyfriend, a soldier.The highwayman was also said to have been run through with a sword and was pinned to a tree in what is now known as Fright Corner. He now appears to locals and visitors as a shadowy figure. The Elderly Woman Having been fatally shot in the heart with a crossbow bolt not intended for her, Lady Blanche de Warrenne is said to persistently haunt her place of death at Rochester Castle. Whether you are a believer or not, ghost stories are a fascinating aspect of Kent's history that will continue to be passed on from generation to generation. Servants who worked there in the 1800s said that they could hear strange noises and whispers during the night.

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Can anyone see that shadow growing?” someone asks. “Does anyone else feel cold?” another says. “Does anyone feel this room is getting darker?” A battle involving the legendary Julius Caesar against the Celts is said to have taken place in Bridge in the 1st century. The ghostly chariot tale is seemingly associated with the ancient battle. Another snap, main picture taken during another trip to the fort captures what looks like the shadowy figure of a man in th caves. The 14th century pub, in Aldington, near Ashford, was once the headquarters of The Aldington Gang, a group of smugglers who brought in goods across the Romney Marsh.The teenagers were amazed, and more than a bit scared, by the object’s presence, as they watched it hover and then drop out of sight behind a group of trees. The boys decided to leave the area with haste, but the light soon loomed into view again. It hovered around ten feet from the ground, and at an approximate distance of two hundred feet, then once again went out of sight. The tale originates from a fatal crash on the road in 1965, when bride-to-be Suzanne Browne tragically died along with two friends. It is rumoured that her ghost still walks the area to this day. According to legend, anyone who is unfortunate enough to see the ghost of Nell Cook will die soon after.