Paranormal Lancashire, Daniel Codd

Paranormal Lancashire, Daniel CoddNew Paperback Could it be that a ghostly woman carrying a baby is destined to repeatedly throw herself into the Ribble at West Bradford? Why are so many of Lancashire's theatres and stately homes plagued by multiple apparitions and phantoms? And what to make of the frequent reports of spectral black dogs, prowling feline animals, yeti like creatures and even vampires that occur in this county? From folkloric headless boggarts to modern ghostly

while using timber from the local woods

by bicycle and into the past – that would uncover lost towns and roads

The OS Explorer range of OL maps now includes a digital version of the paper map

This follow-up to Gordon Edgar's Cumbrian Traction is a collection of the author's own work and that of other eminent railway photographers

honest and filled to the brim with heartwarming stories and comfort food tales

and poems on cats by writers from across the ages

so eccentric

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but for the planet too

But all of the tricks are impressive and

left with little inheritance

medieval people gained a nuanced and expansive sense of time that rewards attention today