59 years plus 2 months - A Ghost Walk in St Fagan's Museum

Month 2, I went for a ghost walk arund St Fagans Museum with a colleague from the funeral home and 2 friends who used to be funeral directors with the company. Trust me the buildings which are, let's face it, slightly spooky in the daylight are WAAAY more so in the dark. The museum is full of old buildings which have all been taken from their original destinations and re-built brick by brick to their original speficications all within the museum grounds. There are school houses, chapels, barns, churches, shops, houses, a pub and more. The museum was closed and locked up for the night but obviously it was an official tour, we didn't break in or anything. there were three guides from the museum, who had keys to the buildings. One led the group of about 12, one was at the back and another did the talking. We had all been advised to bring torches. When we got inside the buildings, they said to turn all the torches off while they told us of activities which had happened in those buildings. It was VERY atmospheric. We had been told it was a good idea to take many photos as often things show up in these which aren't seen with the naked eye. I didn't see anything personally but a few of the others said they did. Photos on this blog - on looking at the photo of the red building, I zoomed in, and there does look to be a figure in white there - what do you think?

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