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Yes! its the 'ALL NEW' Myth's website - 5 Years running.. and STILL growing!
It's my intention to bring together the Myths and Haunted History websites into one big paranormal experience. You wont believe in the amount of work its made for me - but I know, with your support - we will together make this website the best Spooky History on the net!
Haunted History is ready to go !
Finally, after over 3 years of work our very first 'Charity - Haunted History DVD' is out the door!
I just can't believe it - we've gone into meltdown! The DVD really made an impact - The various charity shops we supported have reported SELLING OUT after just a few hours, although I can only speculate on the final amount rasied - I do believe that it must be around the 7 to 8 HUNDRED POUNDS mark. And that was exactly our attention all along.
All online orders up to today (13/11/09) - have been posted. You will still be able to purchase the the DVD either through us online, or from The County Press shop, throughout the year.
This DVD is very different to ANYTHING you've seen before, it combines state of the art special effects to bring the Royal National Hospital alive - with ghost investigations of the area. A whole army of people have worked hard on this DVD, including Marc Tuckey, John Edgerton, Graham Bennett, Jay Rylatt -and the rest of the behind the scenes team. I'll end up with saying.. BUY IT!
Just leaves us with one big question... WHAT TO DO NEXT YEAR! ;) (Have to wait till after Christmas for the answer to that one!)
Throughout the year, we will be streaming all our Ghost Investigations in full - youll be able to see and hear everything we do, just dont get too scaried!
WHITE HORSE INN
Shot early in the year, This is the entire Ghost Investigation of the very haunted White Horse Pub.
It's over 40 minutes long.. enjoy!
- NEW FILM NEXT WEEK !!!
Winner of the Competition is: Douglas Wales!, congrates Douglas - a whole host of MGL goodies is winging its way to you!
Isle of Wight facts you may not know:
The tomb of victorian Samuel London - said to be the largest man in the world, can be found in the graveyard of the Church of the Holy Cross in Binstead.
