Wharram Percy Investigation
13th November 2011
Wharram Percy is a deserted medieval village near Malton North Yorkshire.
"First settled in prehistoric times, Wharram flourished as a village between the 12th and 14th centuries, before final abandonment in about 1500" -English Heritage
We love Wharram Percy, it is one of the first places we experienced something, it's a beautiful place, full of archaeology, calm, peaceful & the logo for
'Bridlington Ghost-Hunters Yorkshire'
Four of our team attended Wharram Percy on the 13th November 2011. We introduced ourselves asking for any spirits to kindly come to talk to us.
We set two motion sensors inside, one facing a window and one facing the bell town based on past investigations. We positioned ourselves and asked any spirit to let us know they were there by walking past a sensor and setting off the red lights, the one facing the window went off twice on command, but after that nothing. The photographers captured this.
We went outside around the pond and into the graveyard . We tested the sensors in the wind to rule out this making them go off earlier in the church. After investigating outside and finding nothing we went back into the church and set both sensors facing the windows, this time one sensor was activated upon command but only once.
We thanked the spirits for allowing us to attend the site and made our way back to the car park, on the way back across the large field at 11.25pm three members of the team made their way thought the kissing gate, while waiting to proceed through the gate one team member used his torch to look to the left of him on the ground, at this moment he saw a pair of light grey trousers, he moved his light up to the mid drift assuming it was one of the team, upon his realisation that all of the team were already through the gate in front of him he jumped and came through the gate. The teams main photographer took photographs of this 'adult spirit dressed in light grey clothing' and this is what appeared.
So what do you think?
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