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Me and a friend were up at the sandy loch fishing a few years ago. It was a fine night, nearly flat calm, mist started to accumulate at the top of Shurton. We were the only two at the loch that night, trouts were bouling - it was splendid. Fog started coming down the hill, 15 minutes later the fog was down to the far side of the loch. You know the way when fog is coming towards you, you get a slight breeze ahead of the fog. Well we saw the breeze coming across the loch. As it reached us it felt pretty chilly. The trouts stopped bouling and the fog slowly came over the loch towards us. Within 5 minutes of the fog going past us, just had this eerie feeling that someone else was there. My friend says "can du hear yun" I says "yeh whit is yun" he says "it sounds lik someone rowing a boat", that sound got louder and louder until you would have sworn the boat was right next to us but there was nothing there. Got the heebie jeebies, packed up and got the hell out of there.

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Is windhouse in Yell Shetlands most haunted house or does anyone else know of any other haunted places?

 

I've heard loads of weird stuff going on at nights especially in my old house which was built in the 1890's. Some nights the sound of footsteps coming up the stairs drove me mad. But I never managed to see anything peeping its head round the door and going boo!

 

Anybody stayed in the notorious four poster room at Busta? Did you feel the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end or were you too busy getting frisky!

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Interesting topic. I have always kept an open mind with ghosts. One thing I can not abide is that fools on UK Living (Most Haunted), a lot of utter and total SH*te.

 

What intrigues me most are animals and children. For a while my dogs took to barking at nothing, this could be explainable by something outside of the human hearing range but maybe not. For a while my little boy would point at the corner of the room and say that 'Grandad' was there. He would describe him pretty well and then carry on playing with his toys. It should be noted that we live in my grandfather's old house...coincidence? Who knows? Either way it hasn't affected me and I won't be needing to call the Ghostbusters any time soon.

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Greenwald in Tingwall is ment to be haunted, its a ruined old croft up the hill behind the Tingwall school. A guy was ment to have strangled someone there.

 

Neil Anderson was on the radio a few weeks back speaking about Windhouse, he spent the night there and saw nothing, cant say I would have done it! But he said about others who had stayed there seeing and hearing strange things.

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My grandfaidder hed an 'experience' many years ago whar he met a neighbour an said 'aye, aye' as dey passed only ta fin oot whin he wan hom dat dey'd died earlier dat day.

 

He wisna da kind o fellow dat med a wark aboot onything an he only ever hed a couple o nips at Christmas so drink wisna an issue.

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I did think about creating a new thread for this one, but thought it would fit in well here:

 

What do people think about the White Wife in Unst? Is it just a clever myth created in order to add to the islands already glorious appeal, to assist tourism, and to increase interest? Or, is there really something in it. I am not sure I'd drive past Watlee at midnight on my own in the car. Yet, I'd be the first to say it is a lot of rubbish.

 

Can anyone expand on the Steven Spence story - and are there any others?

:roll: :?:

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The loch stories are excellent. I heard a story about the loch over the hill between Weisdale and Kergord side - it is in the middle of nowehere. I think it was either Maa Water, or Lamba Water.

 

Basically one of those lochs involves coming over it from the top of the hill whereby you look down on it. The chap apparantly had walked to the loch with all his fishing gear. When he got to the top of the hill, and looked down on the loch, he saw what looked like a man in the middle of the loch. However, it wasn't a man. Although the shame of a man, it was far to big to be a man, and it had some form of animals head. The guy promptly up and ran heading quickly - via a long trek - back to his car. I think he dropped most of his gear.

 

Then, I have also heard a few stories about Watlee in Unst - in particular the one about the women floating across the surface of the loch with the sheeps head. Either this is someone making up a complete load of nonsense and a master of windups, or someone perhaps eating too many of those mushrooms.

 

Now these stories are more than likely a load of tosh made up by anglers in order to keep people away from the loch, and so that they can have all the fun.

 

Nevtheless....there might just be some element of truth in it. Would you be prepared to take a chance on your own at either loch on a misty, cloudy night with your imagination starting to run riot. I am not so sure. I would prefer if there was someone else with me!

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Well I have to say that the White Wife is a decent pint but to be serious I will set out my experience.

 

Must have been about 14yo at the time. Living in a town in Northern Ireland. Group of us had made a sort of den in the stable block of an old empty house. We had also managed to get into the house through the back door when we found a key that fitted......the front door was firmly nailed shut. As well as the stables we also used to muck around in the basement.

 

Anyway several of us and someones dog were in the basement one day when we heard slow heavy footsteps upstairs. The dog that was with us did a couple of tail chasing circles then leapt through the door and was gone. We also got out of there fast but only as far as the stable block from where we were able to keep an eye on the back door.

 

After a while we got a bit brave and sent someone to check that the front door was still nailed shut and that the windows had not been tampered with after which we entered the house through the back door which we locked behind us and then checked the house room by room without finding anyone.

 

Now I can not say that we heard a ghost. What I can say with a fair bit of confidence is that there was nobody walking about upstairs when we heard the footsteps. I can also say that although we still used the stables we would not go there alone and there had to be a good number of us to be there at night. And perhaps I could wonder at a house which was, or at least had the potential to be, one of the best properties in the town was slowly becoming derelict.

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A good few years ago I lived with two other people in a rented house in Lerwick. None of us were particularly supersticious or nervous but we were all aware of certain things in the house that felt scary. There was an unnatural coldness about the place that couldn't be fixed with heaters and we had all experienced an overwhelming feeling of being watched when we were there alone. On several occaisons when I had come home to an empty house, i'd just carried on as normal for a while, busying myself with washing dishes or whatever but soon the hair on the back of my neck would stand up and I'd end up so pannicked that I had to leave the house immediately and wait for one of the others to come home! Also, quite often when we were together in one room we would hear whistling coming from another room but there was no one there.

Maybe we just had bad feng shui?! Terrible hoose :!:

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A teen was murdered in the home shown below. Soon afterward, his mother took this photo in preparation for putting the house on the market. But something strange happened. The teen's face appeared in the photo, just below the window. A psychic investigator scanned the photo to share with colleagues, and from there it has made its way around the Internet. It may take a moment for your eyes to adjust to the scene, but you should be able to see the face within a minute or two. I have to admit, even now when I look at it, I'm shocked!

 

I'm sorry i can't post it here but i'm not going to be responsible for anyone's nightmares. If you want to see it then click the link. It's up to you.

 

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