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Oooo... sounds kinda spooky! : )
To develop the 'real' mystery theme further, I grew up in a rural area close to the site of an abandoned medieval plague village; it was called Stretton Baskerville. As you can imagine, when as I small boy I first watched the Hammer Horror production of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' it played havoc with my imagination!
Oh my! Did you ever see anything odd around Stretton? So you though that possibly this hound might be out there not far from your house? LOL. I bet to a child that would be frightening. : )
A pal and I tried to camp in the area one night - we didn't last very long - but with hindsight I think the eerie noises were made by the local cats!
Lol! Your imagination got the best of you! But that quality is probably why you write so well. : )
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To develop the 'real' mystery theme further, I grew up in a rural area close to the site of an abandoned medieval plague village; it was called Stretton Baskerville. As you can imagine, when as I small boy I first watched the Hammer Horror production of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' it played havoc with my imagination!
Oh my! Did you ever see anything odd around Stretton? So you though that possibly this hound might be out there not far from your house? LOL. I bet to a child that would be frightening. : )
A pal and I tried to camp in the area one night - we didn't last very long - but with hindsight I think the eerie noises were made by the local cats!
Lol! Your imagination got the best of you! But that quality is probably why you write so well. : )
