ITT: Spooky places in the UK. I plan on visiting a few next year.

>>17538642
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.3454365,-4.1967113,3a,75y,358.52h,81.76t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s7g-FTy3WJejr1R2Qs9AxCw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

look around in the feild you can see the corner of a concrete square building, trees growing ontop, if you can climb you can get inside through s hole in the roof, you cant then drop into the underground with climbing equipment, place is falling apart so i wouldn't go now, but it i find my old cam i can pull up some picks it was pretty spooky, always sounded like whispering

>>17538668
For a British person, you're pretty bad at your own native language.

Anyway, is it even possible to go anywhere in the UK without stumbling over a haunted house or old Roman/viking/Celt/whatever burial ground or something? Seems like it would be harder to find somewhere that isn't haunted.

>>17538689
you're fucking right there mate, the only place ive seen that hasnt had some sort of paranormal claim are citys n shit

>>17538700
>citys n shit
Our cities still have castles and building hundreds of years old, pretty sure they're spooped up, foot tunnel near me is supposedly haunted.

And even cities tend to be crammed full of haunted houses. There is at least one ghost bus in the UK.

Come on bro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByMtAOI-d_o

>>17538642
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