Our Spooks (Mold, Wales)

[Anonymous]

Yes, I post here from time to time giving updates on our Welsh ghostly farmhouse.

The start of the story can be found on our local town's website, I keep meaning to update it. http://www.moldweb.co.uk click on 'About Mold' click on the picture of the monk and you will get some of the story.

I discovered this website the other day, which I did not know existed, it is based on a 1999 film of our phenomena.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/northeast/guides/weird/ghosts/ghostmonk.shtml

I can be contacted on my e-mail address if you have any questions [email protected]

 

[stu neville]

Ah! Do you start a new thread with each update? I ask cos I posed the question on the thread "Our Spook", and you've started new one here to answer it!

Not a crime, but it would be easier to keep up on one thread!!

Stu

 

[Anonymous]

Sorry I must have pressed the new thread button instead of reply, although I didn't think I did!

 

[EnolaGaia]

Yes, I post here from time to time giving updates on our Welsh ghostly farmhouse.

The start of the story can be found on our local town's website, I keep meaning to update it. http://www.moldweb.co.uk click on 'About Mold' click on the picture of the monk and you will get some of the story.

The link is dead. An archived version of the 2002 webpage (with photos) is accessible at the Wayback Machine:

https://web.archive.org/web/20020616025638/http://www.moldweb.co.uk:80/monk.htm

 

[JamesWhitehead]

The lady was a frequent poster once-upon-a-time, though, as Stu. points out above, her contributions were dotted around the board, some appearing to be written as press-releases. She described an eclectic range of phenomena; her monk seems to have gone to school in Borley and picked up some art-skills in Bélmez.

The publicity-storm fizzled after a couple of years. By her own account in the archived article, she would now be approaching seventy and living, hopefully, a quieter life.

This book dates the start of the phenomena to 1997, when a visiting Irish couple saw a vision of a lady in a field by the house. The letter from the supposedly London-based couple was mysteriously redirected via Wrexham but, according to the book, it was enough to turn the farmhouse into "a mini-Lourdes."