He passed before me this morning as I stood shaving at my bathroom mirror. I know he did because my reflection was momentarily obscured. This unseen intruder, this uninvited guest, this menace that taunts me at every opportunity, this mischievous, devious and pernicious wraith that has invaded my home, my sanctuary, my very being.
Now as each day passes he becomes more daring, sometimes I sense he is very close, as if he is standing behind me, looking over my shoulder. Sometimes I can smell him, an unmistakable odour, something akin to wet leaves. If only I could reach out and grab him, put my hands about his throat and squeeze the life from him, but how, how do you engage with something you can not see? I dare not tell anyone for fear they think me insane, maybe I am insane. I must not submit, I must find a way to expel this fiend from my home. I pray to God for help, but mostly, I pray for my sanity.
~Willow~
About Me
- Willow
- I have spent a good deal of my time in the pursuit of ghosts, a pursuit which regrettably has yet to yield anything tangible by way of conclusive proof. My interest in ghosts and haunted houses probably stems from when I was a child and discovered that my grandparents owned a haunted pub. I would listen intently to all the tales, which ultimately fuelled my interest in the supernatural. It wasn’t until much later - 1995, that I took the initiative and formed an investigative group composed of people I selected for their objective open-mindedness. What followed were several years spent investigating some pretty eerie locations. Wiltshire's ancient landscape has a unique beauty, often wild and mysterious, with a rich tapestry of hauntings, folklore and legends. A county regarded by many commentators and authors as possibly the most haunted in Britain. I hope you enjoy my blog, but please forgive me if some of my ramblings are a little tongue-in-cheek. I remain as always, an open minded sceptic
Haunted Wiltshire
by Keith Wills
Illustrations by Christine Bozier
Wiltshire Paranormal Database
Devizes Ghost Walk
Hosted by John Girvan
The Cove
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