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This Sceptred Isle is a real feast
for the senses. Beautifully produced, this book pairs the photographs
of Simon Marsden with the prose of English Heritage writers, Val
Horsler and Susan Kelleher.
The reader is taken on a journey across the country via locations
with strong paranormal associations. Marsden's striking black and
white photographs are complimented by their associated legends and
tales.
The book is divided into five geographical areas, and North Yorkshire's
historical sites feature highly in the section covering the North.
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| Clifford's
Tower, © Simon Marsden |
Find out about the weird pixie-like creatures that have been spotted
around Pickering Castle, or the monk who roams in the grounds of
Helmsley Castle.
The book features the legends of King Arthur and his knights associated
with Richmond Castle. Apparently, Arthur's last battle was nearby,
and he and his knights are not dead but merely sleeping somewhere.
Win a signed copy!
We've have one signed copy of Simon Marsden's This Sceptred Island
to give away. If you would like to win it, all you have to do is
answer the question below and email the answer to us.
QUESTION: When Nick spent the night ghost hunting in York's Clifford's
Tower, she came across a piece of equipment that she called a 'spookometer'?
What is its correct name?
TIP: Read Nick's
report for a clue!
Email your answer, plus your address and phone number to northyorkshire@bbc.co.uk.
GOOD LUCK!
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