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Have you ever seen a UFO or a ghost? Had an experience
that you just can't explain? We want to hear from you!
The ghostly bride
Clare, from Southampton, got more than bed and breakfast when
she stayed in a Norfolk village guest house.
"In the morning I was amazed to see a woman
in a long white dress and small headdress, similar to a bride, walk
behind me and into the wall.
"Five minutes later I saw a man sitting on
the bed but he disappeared in front of my eyes," said Clare.
Living with the paranormal
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| Are there secrets lurking in the skies of
Norfolk? |
One Norfolk family is afraid they may be sharing
their home with both ghosts and unexplained flashing lights.
In September, Marisa and her husband woke up to
see a light bouncing around the room.
"We never heard any thunder and there
were no storms in the area.
"And this light did not light up the entire
room in a flash like lightning usually does," she said.
There have been ghostly sightings too, like the
child in white her husband saw in the early hours of the morning
and took to be their three-year-old son.
"He said our son's name and reached out, but
didn't feel anything. And he turned on the lights and still nothing.
"We went to check on our son and he was sound
asleep in his bed. He was wearing a blue shirt," said Marisa.
Road to nowhere
Strange sights have been reported outdoors. Sam
saw a shining object increasing in size in the night sky, while
driving on the A11 near Wymondham.
"At first I thought it must be just the headlights
of an aeroplane, but when it got to the size of an orange the object
turned red," said Sam.
"It was spherical in size and hovered still
in the sky with no sound."
The unidentified object
disappeared near Hethersett but Sam later realised that the journey
from Brighton, which usually took three hours, had taken five.
Have your say
Coincidence or paranormal influence? Do these experiences
have a scientific explanation or do you have a spooky story of your
own to tell?
E-mail your spooky stories to us in time for Hallowe'en
and marvel at all those weird goings-on in Norfolk.
Email: norfolk@bbc.co.uk
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