Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Unless someone deliberately goes on a so-called ghose-hunting trip, in my experience the majority of us are most unlikely to happen to have a camera to hand just at that moment.Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
If you have ever visited the war cemeteries in Northern France- I doubt that you haven't felt something that speaks to you of the spirits there. Even without explaining the greater significance of it all- my young children sensed something and just sat quietly looking at the scene for 30 mins without a comment. When we left my son said 'It is sad but quiet Dad'Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Re: Why are ghosts normally Victorian or Edwardian?
Many years ago, about 60, my wife and I were driving home after visiting her sister. It was almost midnight. We were on a road with houses on either side so the street was fairly well lit.Thread Tools | |
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