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Llanthony
Secunda Manor 30th October 2009 limited spaces available, so book now, going fast price
per person £65 Llanthony Secunda manor is Britain's most haunted manor. Built
in the 12th century it housed monks until 1536, when King Henry the VIII suppressed the monasteries. It has passed
through many hands until the present day and there is record of paranormal activity taking place on a daily basis, including
light anomalies, footsteps being heard when there's no-one around, people being touched, equipment failure, batteries
draining, uneasy feeling of being watched, things moving around of their own accord and most interestingly, water pools appearing
for no apparent reason. With its oak panelling, thick stone walls and ghostly atmosphere your bound to experience something
at Secunda Manor this HALLOWEEN. (If you DARE)
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BURTON COURT MANOR FRIDAY 13TH
NOVEMBER £65 PER PERSON BOOK NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Mentioned in the doomsday book and dating back
to the 14th century, this majestic manor looks peaceful by day but when the lights go out at night, the house comes alive
with paranormal activity. A small girl has been seen downstairs and is very curious as to what people are doing when
conducting paranormal investigations. Upstairs in the master bedroom, the lady of the house waits for her husband and
son to return from the great war, but they never did. She has been known to impress her feelings of great sadness onto people. The secluded rooms in the attic set the scene for the servants to interact with investigators, along with the housekeeper
who doesn't appreciate guests, this lady has shown herself in photographs emanating a red glow. Then there is the
man who walks the cellar deep below the house, he likes a drink and is in no mood for visitors!! With light anomalies,
cold spots, audibles, the un-easy feeling of being watched, along with fantastic results from table tipping and glass work,
Burton court is definitely not a place for the faint hearted.
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