A wonderful old Folktale from the English heartlands heralds our weekend today. The Ghost on the Grave officially begins our season of Ghost stories as winter approaches. I hope you enjoy it ?.

This wonder was found in the Readers Digest Folklore myths and legends of Britain.

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Trying something a bit different with this bonus episode today. Many of you have contacted me stating that you find the podcast very useful for meditation so I have tried to make this episode a little more of a mix between a Mindful listen and a story.

The Horse and the hillock is a traditional folktale told by me in a meditative way for you to enjoy. Its a story that features animal cruilty and a murder but is in the theme of those old folktales that we love.

I hope you enjoy it and please contact me or leave a comment on here if you would like to see similar episodes in the futre.

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Special thanks today to Emma (Ghost Catcher isles @emmainotherland) for todays story suggestion that hails from County Clare in Ireland.

We have many tales of Mermaids to discover but few of Mermen. Maybe there is a reason for this if we only have the courage to find out.

A lovely old tale that I hope you will enjoy.

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Hello friends. its been a while since I released a mindful listen so find somewhere safe to relax and and close your eyes and let your imagination soar as we venture Beyond the Firepit to see what we find?.

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Time between Times returns this week with a classic Welsh Folktale from the Village of Gilwen in the mountains above South Wales. There many years ago a kindly Shepherd had an encounter with a Bwca that left a lasting legacy on the town itself.

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One of the most heartbreaking tales from York the city of a thousand Ghosts. Over the years there have been many sightings of a solitary Spectre stalking the Snickleways that have scared visitors from all over the world. The Ghost of Micklegate bar is an incredibly eerie tale told by me at the Firepit at the heart of the forest.

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Welcome to Another episode of Time between Times . This weeks story is an old Shropshire tale suggested by my Good friend Amy Boucher . Thank you Amy . I really hope you enjoy it ?

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Suggested by my good friend Wayne Gilbert of the EErie Edinburgh Youtube channel and podcast this was just the sort of tale i was looking for this week. a caustically creepy tale that just belongs at the Time between Times and although it is well known in Scottish Folklore It was very new to me.

I really hope you enjoy it ?

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Welcome friends to another episode of Time between Times.

Today we return to the rich seam of Welsh folklore that I love so much.

Adapted from an old Welsh tale chronicled by Edmund Jones this really has to be one of the spookiest stories I've told on here so please Listiner discretion is advised.

The Name of the Bwca tells an age old tale of the the havoc caused when Mischivious Spirits are invited into our homes. muster your courage and enjoy the story my friends.

Special thanks this week to my friends Dr Delyth Badder and Elidir Jones for the suggestion and the translation.

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Ever since I was a small child i have been facinated by the famed photo of the Brown lady of Raynham hall. A sinister Spectre stalking a striking old staircase of one of Englands great houses. What is her story ?

In this weeks episode join me as we explore the history of this haunting and get to the bottom of this old ghostly mystery.

Enjoy

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