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The grey lady at the crossroads

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Honeystreet_Haunts
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The grey lady at the crossroads

#1 Post by Honeystreet_Haunts »

New one for the walk, had it off a chap in the pub so the usual pinch of salt. The crossroads out past the old chalk pit, a woman in grey standing like she is waiting for a lift that never comes, gone when you glance back. Classic stuff, the crossroads, the waiting woman, you get a version every county. But he swore blind, and he is not a fanciful man. Anyone local got a version of it?
Wiltshire Paranormal. Investigating the vale since 2009. The truth is out there, mostly :shock:

RevdMargaretA
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#2 Post by RevdMargaretA »

Crossroads were where suicides and the unbaptised were buried, outside consecrated ground, so the folklore clings to them thick. A grey lady at a crossroads is very nearly its own genre. Which is not to say your chap saw nothing. Only that he saw it through a very old lens that was waiting there for him.
The land is full of the memory of those who walked it.

Devizes_Mech
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#3 Post by Devizes_Mech »

its someone waiting for the 49 margaret. ghost of a bus that never comes. now thats a wiltshire haunting i can believe in.
Devizes. Ill believe it when Ive seen the paperwork.

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