The worst place you have visited?
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Re: The worst place you have visited?
The second worst place is a lake in Utah where they have golden trout. It is also mosquito heaven. We went there once to go fishing and had to throw our poles down and slap mosquitos. Didnt even stay the whole day. Caught one carp.
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The Yellow Bellies will get you for thatStephenKingman wrote:New Ross is south Ireland is quite the dump....

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I should correct that post Fran by saying that Loftus Hall, about an hour from New Ross on the Hook Head, is easily the most horrible place I have ever visited. Im not a man who beieves in a lot of the supernatural funnily enough and I think a lot of ghosts, haunted houses etc is just rubbish made up by the brain but when I was in the Tapestry Room in that mansion, I felt a chill like never before, it knocked the wind right out of me and it took all of my willpower to stay all of the 5 minutes there before I left the room, not looking back even once. A priest in the 1800s performed an exorcism in the house for days but could only manage to rid all the rooms bar the Tapestry Room where demons still reside. That even sounds mad to type but my God, I would never set foot in there again and I challenge anyone here to spend a while in that room without freaking out completely..Fran wrote:The Yellow Bellies will get you for thatStephenKingman wrote:New Ross is south Ireland is quite the dump....

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It really did freak you out didn't it? Nothing would get me near the place after your report.
Serves you right after all the horror you've read ... now you better start on something more elevated perhaps Pride & Prejudice or maybe a re-read of 84 Charing Cross Rd would settle the nerves



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Fran, bring back Helene, all is forgiven ha ha. Yeah I would rather read that book 10 times over than go into Loftus Hall again. For all my horror books and films, I dont believe in a lot of that stuff so for a skeptic like me to have been shaken by a room says a lot about the place. Plus I was there in broad daylight so you could imagine being there in the dark..Fran wrote:@Mike
It really did freak you out didn't it? Nothing would get me near the place after your report.
Serves you right after all the horror you've read ... now you better start on something more elevated perhaps Pride & Prejudice or maybe a re-read of 84 Charing Cross Rd would settle the nerves![]()
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at the time there were only two planes out per week, so i was stuck in a place as boring as watching paint dry..........
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