Ghostly Trails, Vol. 2: More Ghostly Trails with Liam Dale

As the son of an Irish Catholic mother and Scottish Protestant father, born in Cornwall, it’s fair to say that Celtish blood runs thickly in my veins. As well as a childhood growing up in spooky old houses. But probably the greatest influence comes from discovering that I had become a recorded, written about ghost in my own right and lifetime.
For the full tale.. watch this programme. Volume 1 -    • Ghostly Trails, Vol. 1: Haunted Great...  
It's a classic example of "Never let the truth get in the way of a good ghost story".. As a punishment as a child I was banished from my bedroom and made to sleep on the turret floor (really) featured here in the opening story.

In THIS programme we begin in Bronte Country and the ghostly influences of Haworth and the Yorkshire Moors. From there to the foot of the British Isles - Cornwall.
King Doniert, The Knockers at the tin mines, Edgehill - Battleground of the English civil War. Then to my local castle - St. Briavels in the Royal Forest of Dean. When my sons were young, I rented the castle for a birthday night and we all "slept" in the ancient prison cell. Lastly, across the River Severn to Berkeley and the home and site of sights of Dr Edward Jenner in and around his house, grounds, and local village.

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:05:56 Bronte Country
00:18:46 The Knockers at the tin mines
00:28:42 Edgehill, Battleground of the English Civil War
00:39:03 St. Briavels
00:49:15 Berkeley & Dr. Edward Jenner
00:59:31 Credits