Re: More Leney Progeny about than we think ?
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:47 pm
...and late at night, the splash of a ghostly, leaping wildie is often heard, where only the sighing grasses blow...
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I'm glad you like it, Gateleaner...!Gateleaner wrote:Blimey FB! I thought I was getting carried away! Nice though.
Gateleaner wrote:Forgot I had already posted on Woodchester last year. Don't know why I referred to Lake 5. I meant to say lake 4. Maybe there is a Lake 5, a ghost lake, which only apparates at certain times... I obviously spent too much time down there.Gateleaner wrote:Ah Woodchester! Where the Dark Angel showed herself when a number of american servicemen mysteriously drowned on a pre D Day exercise on the lakes. Also boasts as documented hauntings, "a Roman centurion who patrols the gate on the south road, a ragged dwarf, a headless horseman, a floating coffin, a Black Dog which was a death portent and most frequently, a spectral figure which has come to be regarded as the man in his night-shirt who was unfortunately savaged by his own dogs." I can add to that a little girl dressed in white who stares and stares.
I fished the lakes for a few seasons. Once I spent the night by myself on Lake 5 when my friend didn't turn up due to his van breaking down. Never never never again. Despite my prayers I did get a run.The fish smashed me up in the pitch darkness.
The Ghosts could become the lake's names. Next time you renew the lease Skeff the lakes could be renamed The Dark Angel, The Headless Dwarf etc. Maybe not.
Time for a cup of tea I think.
Gateleaner wrote:Julian
I will post a few words when I have time about a Woodchester ghost which still makes my body chill when I think of it.
Have to be in the mood to do it justice. Probably at weekend with glass of Shiraz.
All set up Skeff.Skeff wrote:I feel a Woodchester thread is justified in the Pools and lakes section perhaps?