Keith Wallis
The Piskie Trap
A new series exploring a range of folklore and history from across Devon and Cornwall, a region steeped in myths and legends. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Chambercombe Manor 14.03.2022 30:15
Chambercombe Manor in Devon has some dark secrets, from tales of smugglers and wreckers, to spectres wandering the grounds, and stories of a hidden room. This episode delves into the Manor's past to see what we can uncover, you'll also hear extracts from a conversation with Lesley Symons, who works at the Manor. If you'd like to know more about Chambercombe Manor and their Paranormal events check...
Bodmin Jail 14.03.2022 38:29
Bodmin Jail has a chilling reputation for being one of the most haunted places in the south west. In this episode we take a closer look into the stories surrounding one of the prisoners who was executed here in the 1800s. You'll also hear extracts from a conversation with Kirsten Honey, who runs the Paranormal tours of the Jail. You can find out more about the Jail and its past by checking out the...
Pengersick Castle 14.03.2022 41:37
In this first episode of the series we delve into the dark past and spooky goings-on at Pengersick Castle in Cornwall and chat to Jay Hodgetts, who works and lives at the Castle Here's the link to the series reading list if you're interested : https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/149542206?page=1&ref=nav_mybooks The castle's website is here : https://www.pengersickcastle.com/ Here's the link...
Introduction 14.03.2022 5:58
A quick introduction to the series Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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