Can anyone recommend a good book?

Can anyone recommend a good small stories book on hauntings, factual of course

many thanks xo

Dio, do you have a bookstore at the Castle that's run by the Tourist board? I've found that you can buy great little books that are full of stories in the local tourist boards. Also there is a series of books on different counties in England, I will see if they do any in Northern Ireland.

thanks mags that would be great xo

the castle has been under renevation for a few years now and doesnt have a shop would you believe and the tourist board for carrick

lets put it this way

falls off chair, rolls on the floor lmao, staggers to feet, doubled laughing nough said

Then I would look around any local touristy shop. They may have some books failing that go to the library and ask there.

You could try the garden centre's and you're local charity shops Nads or there is always the library, I've bought books form there before now.

Derek Acorah Haunted Britain is good for short true ghost stories.

Mel_Kim wrote:Derek Acorah Haunted Britain is good for short true ghost stories.

thanks Mel that sounds just the ticket, just a pity DA's name is on it but I can order it over the net and no one will know Ive bough it

Its not got alot about Derek in it so you should be ok I know how you feel I feel the same you got into a book shop and ask for a Acorah book and ask for it to be wraped in paper first so peps dont see what you have bought.

Check your charity shops first, I think because of his bad press, some of his books may be making there way there now.

We get some great books in our charity shop and they had this book a while back I will check if its still there or keep and eye out and if I find it will let you have it

(((((Mel))))


brown paper bag is just what I was thinking about the DA book see we are phsic

only thing is I was gonna wear it on my head if I had to go into the shop

Tell them you are buying it for a dotty old aunt Nads

good idea auntie mags




I cant its tooooo bad I will drop the old bit though batty auntie mags

you know every time I go into the chartity shop now I am going to be thinking of you going in with a paper bag on the head.

Mel_Kim wrote: you know every time I go into the chartity shop now I am going to be thinking of you going in with a paper bag on the head.

honestly I would have cut holes in for eyes and drawn on lovely thick eyelashes


ohh and big red lips, no trendy bown bag can do without those

I would love to get you two on an investigation, I bet something would happen with the energy created by laughter.

I promise the next invo that is organized I will try my total best to get there x

Why don't you try and come to the next Phantomfest? That's a weekend, it would make it worth you coming over then, because it starts on Friday about 5pm and finishes Sunday at 11am. Can you get ferries to Swansea from Northern Ireland?

Swansea has a ferry port can only sail to Liverpool, Stranrear or Holyhead as far as I know

Nearest I can see is Cardiff how far would that be to the location mags x

Cardiff is not too far from Chepstowe and St Briavels is not too far from there. As for Swansea I am sure I have seen signs for the Ferry on M4.

Forget Swansea, it's to Cork and that is no good for you.

thanks for checking mags I knew swansea didnt ring a bell and for me to drive to cork would take about 7 hours

Dio wrote:

Mel_Kim wrote: you know every time I go into the chartity shop now I am going to be thinking of you going in with a paper bag on the head.

honestly I would have cut holes in for eyes and drawn on lovely thick eyelashes


ohh and big red lips, no trendy bown bag can do without those

I went into the charity shop today trying not to think of you in said paper bag on head it was not there but when I go into Northallerton next they have loads of charity shops with loads of books so will keep my eye out for it.

awh thank you mel you are a star xoxox