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The Most Haunted and Mysterious Places in Britain
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This book will take you on a fascinating journey around Britain's most eerie and mysterious places. Discover a ghostly singing mermaid at Zennor in Cornwall, read about the 'hairy hands' at Postbridge, Dartmoor, marvel at the mystical Rollright stones which stand on a hillside in Oxfordshire, and learn about the horrifying medieval past of Edinburgh's most haunted street, Mary King's Close. With the help of regional maps pinpointing the location of each site and the clear directions accompanying each entry you can set out on a ghost-hunting visit or simply sit back and enjoy these tales of mysterious monks, phantom armies, headless horsemen and white-robed ladies that continue to roam the byways of Britain.
This book will take you on a fascinating journey around Britain's most eerie and mysterious places. Discover a ghostly singing mermaid at Zennor in Cornwall, read about the 'hairy hands' at Postbridge, Dartmoor, marvel at the mystical Rollright stones which stand on a hillside in Oxfordshire, and learn about the horrifying medieval past of Edinburgh's most haunted street, Mary King's Close. With the help of regional maps pinpointing the location of each site and the clear directions accompanying each entry you can set out on a ghost-hunting visit or simply sit back and enjoy these tales of mysterious monks, phantom armies, headless horsemen and white-robed ladies that continue to roam the byways of Britain.
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| Author | undefined |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Reader's Digest |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2011 |
| ISBN | 9780276445422 |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Condition | As New |
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