Hampshire Ghosts is a collection of ghost stories from around the county of Hampshire with Most Haunted historian Richard Felix.
The DVD only looks at about 10 stories from around Hampshire so there loads of room there to improve and expand the dvd for future editions.
The information is well presented and Mr Felix is good to watch and makes the stories interesting. There is only one major fault that I picked up on that was the story concerning the The White Swan Inn which Mr Felix visited. The pub he was in was indeed the white swan but not the white swan that is haunted by the ghost he was telling the story about...that pub is in the other end of the city.
Good watch though and strange to see your home county on DVD
I know everyone sighs when Derek launches a ghost book but must admit this one is not bad at all!
He lists and details stories of hauntings from over 100 sites in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern and Southern Ireland.
There is very little mediumship input on his part which I feel is a good part to the book and it’s written with both the context of giving a little historical information and then what’s supposedly haunts the places he has visited.
There lots of interesting locations discussed and it opened up my eyes to how many sites would be willing to let the Hampshire Ghost Club investigate them, especially in Southern Ireland.
There’s also an interesting story in there about how Derek got his two front smashed out whilst surfing!
I have had a good flick through this book and its the kind of ghost book that has really eery pictures to get the imagination ticking, spine tingling and a very interesting read...currently retails at around £10.00...
This book has to class as one of classics of ghost literature.
The book is really hard to get hold off now as it was written many years ago, your best bet is to try ebay or secondhand bookshops for a copy of it, but it contains so much information on the many hauntings of hampshire that it is a must read.
Where the book is old it contains many stories that have either been forgotten or neglected to be including in books since Haunted Hampshire was released.
The book is written in a serious and honest way although a little tongue in cheek at times. If you can get a copy of this book……..get it!
The recently deceased paranormal investigator Andrew Green wrote this book sometime ago but it has gone through various re printings and updates.
The book covers many of the major haunted locations in sussex and also many many sites that are haunted but you don't tend to hear about.
Although the book is well researched and written the book does tend to detail more of the history of the sites and only leaves a small section to describe the actual haunting which is a little disappointing when you consider you have just bought a ghost book.
Well worth a read though just for the stories about those sites you don't read about in other books
Hampshire Ghosts is a collection of ghost stories from around the county of Hampshire with Most Haunted historian Richard Felix.
