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So glad you enjoyed the episode. It was great to get back out filming with Simon after so long locked up. His Lockdown Facebook Specials ensured he was like a duck to water. :-)
I used to drive past Samlesbury hall everyday for a few years when I lived in a village nearby called Mellor Brooke, always wanted to go inside and heard it was haunted. Learnt so much about it from this video
Simon, this is one of your very best videos, watched it in front of a good log fire with a nice drop of malt - thank you for a rare ghostly treat and a pleasant evening.
Thank you Robert. We are glad you enjoyed and will ensure Simon sees your kind comment. It was brilliant to film and we are extremely happy with how it turned out.
I did several ghost investigations at salmesbury Hall and in the first one had a really strange experience. the lights were still on and we were basically doing a lit walk around. I stayed at the back of the queue of people and was the last person in the line to climb the stairs. there's something strange about the parlour door too and I started to feel funny around there and I I climbed the stairs I felt a strong wind or draft really rush past me and push me to one side and it took my breathe away too. every hair on the back of my neck and arms was standing up and I felt weird. while I wasn't really scared it wasn't a positive experience and I was concerned. I feel an atmosphere in the priest room during the day, its almost too quiet the hairs on my neck stand up when I'm outside there too. there's something about the parlour door and id love to hear of anyone else can relate to that experience. brilliant video Simon is a fantastic story teller.
We are hoping that we can, some time in the future, be invited back for an overnight investigation with the Ghost Quest side of the channel Mandy. It would be amazing.
Was finally able to watch it and as per usual, it didn't disappoint! Simon's stories are riveting. I could listen to them all day. Excellent video GQ! Hope you guys are all well ❤
Thanks Kionnic. We are well thanks. We are just waiting for some structure to life and we can get back to more regular videos. :-) The weather keeps beating us back when we are trying to create some 'Lives' for you guys too. We will not give up though. haha Hope you're well too. :-)
@@GhostQuestTV Oh I hear ya! A bit of normality would be lovely. We're quite happy to wait as long as you all stay safe and well. That's the important thing ❤
What a wonderful storyteller you are Simon, I really enjoyed this video, thank you! I'm making an episode on Salmesbury Hall myself, having had a very intriguing visit and I wondered if I might retell your story about the RAF couple please? I would of course mention you as the source and link to this video. Best wishes, Rachel
Hi Rachel, thank you for your kind words. Please could you send Simon a message regarding your request to his Facebook page ‘Simon Entwistle’s Tales From The Graves’ ? He will then get back to you regarding this. Many thanks and good luck with the video 👻
@@GhostQuestTV thanks so much for replying. Unfortunately I'm not on Facebook, so not able to message him. I will be doing the narration next week if you're able to contact him. Not to worry if it's not possible, I will go ahead without his story. Best wishes, Rachel :)
Simon I’m a ghost 👻 believer and I’ve been a ghost 👻 believer since I was seven and I love 💕 paranormal and ghosts and haunted places around the world 8:21pm
...I used to have a video recording from television of the 'Ghosthunter's International' team from the USA , who visited Samlesbury Hall . I deleted it in disgust though, after they just picked holes in the legends , and rubbished many of the ghostly sightings and tales of the White Lady ....I think they were just a bit miffed that their electronic sensors didn't pick anything up on the ONE NIGHT they stayed - as if they appeared on command just for them !?! A curse on them - I hope all their teeth and hair fall out ...over the next 40 years , like mine have !
....on the first sighting of Samlesbury Hall as they drove up ..er ...the drive , they exclaimed - ...''my God - it looks like a Gothic Gingerbread house !''
We ask ourselves the same question. Haha 12-16 hours filming, two weeks to edit. True Labour of love though for us to produce. One day they will find their perfect home. For us, the story being put on permanent record is more important. Thank you for watching. 👍
@@Robinator99 We appreciate every single view but, yes, with a man of Simon's stature, it is a shame we do not see a crossover to his Facebook audience of thousands. We make them for the love of the story though and take great pride in the fact we are recording them here FOREVER. :-) Our time will come. :-)
You seen TH-cam has shafted everyone by turning off email notices. Most people are older who watch para videos & don’t scroll it like FB & Instagram. 👻
It's been a long standing frustration for sure. Losing subscribers/viewers because they are not being made aware we have new content is extremely frustrating. :-(
Hi Ryan. Thank you for taking the time to comment. It is supposed to be VERY active there. Unfortunately, like a lot of places, we find ourselves priced out by the hire cost for such an historic venue. We never say never though. :-)
I'm sorry but Nicholas Owen was not even alive when Henry was on the throne. He was born in 1562 and died in 1606. The Salmesbury priest hole cannot be laid at his door. Misinformation.
If you enjoyed this and would like to become a Supporter of Tales From The Graves then please consider hitting the little Paypal icon on the channel main page (Top Right of screen) and making a donation towards future episodes.
This particular episode involved 2 full days' filming, travel time, several weeks of editing and equipment upkeep so anything you could donate to support future episodes would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all, as always, for your support to Simon and Ben during 2020 where they have been affected greatly due to being in the entertainment industry.
We promise much, much more in 2021 and beyond. :-)
I am in my 30's and love paranormal stuff whatever youtube are doing we need to ALL be notified if subscribed!!!
Simon would make a great History Teacher.
He would, wouldn't he. I don't think we'd leave his classroom and would only want one subject. haha
So glad to see Simon back! Huzzah!
Thanks Missy. This was an amazing place to film. One of the few positives of this whole year was we had sole access to film.
I love this video. Simon is a good friend. Living in Jacksonville, Florida. I wish I could visit there. One day I hope.
So glad you enjoyed the episode. It was great to get back out filming with Simon after so long locked up. His Lockdown Facebook Specials ensured he was like a duck to water. :-)
I used to drive past Samlesbury hall everyday for a few years when I lived in a village nearby called Mellor Brooke, always wanted to go inside and heard it was haunted. Learnt so much about it from this video
Simon, this is one of your very best videos, watched it in front of a good log fire with a nice drop of malt - thank you for a rare ghostly treat and a pleasant evening.
Thank you Robert. We are glad you enjoyed and will ensure Simon sees your kind comment.
It was brilliant to film and we are extremely happy with how it turned out.
Thanks Simon for these sad ghost stories.brillient as ever .shared
I did several ghost investigations at salmesbury Hall and in the first one had a really strange experience. the lights were still on and we were basically doing a lit walk around. I stayed at the back of the queue of people and was the last person in the line to climb the stairs. there's something strange about the parlour door too and I started to feel funny around there and I I climbed the stairs I felt a strong wind or draft really rush past me and push me to one side and it took my breathe away too. every hair on the back of my neck and arms was standing up and I felt weird. while I wasn't really scared it wasn't a positive experience and I was concerned. I feel an atmosphere in the priest room during the day, its almost too quiet the hairs on my neck stand up when I'm outside there too. there's something about the parlour door and id love to hear of anyone else can relate to that experience. brilliant video Simon is a fantastic story teller.
Stayed the night here some time ago,definitely haunted,as got some amazing footage of this beautiful historical building.
We are hoping that we can, some time in the future, be invited back for an overnight investigation with the Ghost Quest side of the channel Mandy. It would be amazing.
Was finally able to watch it and as per usual, it didn't disappoint! Simon's stories are riveting. I could listen to them all day. Excellent video GQ! Hope you guys are all well ❤
Thanks Kionnic. We are well thanks. We are just waiting for some structure to life and we can get back to more regular videos. :-)
The weather keeps beating us back when we are trying to create some 'Lives' for you guys too.
We will not give up though. haha
Hope you're well too. :-)
@@GhostQuestTV Oh I hear ya! A bit of normality would be lovely. We're quite happy to wait as long as you all stay safe and well. That's the important thing ❤
Absolutely fantastic! I got Simons book for this Christmas judt gone and looking forward to reading it 😄
Amazing!! Be sure to get on one of his Ghost Tours if you can! You may even get it signed ;-)
Enjoyed the video, Simon tells it well.
Thank you Robert. It's an amazing location and we were so lucky to have access to it.
Fantastic video and very interesting i could listen to simon all night ...totally awesome thanks for the upload...
Thank you so much for watching. We hope to get back out and film very, very soon.
I enjoyed this so much.......... 100% loved it !!!!!
Loved it, thanks for uploading 🙂👍
Thanks Rachael. Glad you enjoyed it. :-)
Just visited and I went ghost hunting by myself!
Yes my imagination went wild and I shine my touch through the windows but nothing.
We would love to investigate here! It’s a bit out of our budget at the moment though 👻
I love your show!
What a wonderful storyteller you are Simon, I really enjoyed this video, thank you! I'm making an episode on Salmesbury Hall myself, having had a very intriguing visit and I wondered if I might retell your story about the RAF couple please? I would of course mention you as the source and link to this video. Best wishes, Rachel
Hi Rachel, thank you for your kind words. Please could you send Simon a message regarding your request to his Facebook page ‘Simon Entwistle’s Tales From The Graves’ ? He will then get back to you regarding this.
Many thanks and good luck with the video 👻
@@GhostQuestTV thanks so much for replying. Unfortunately I'm not on Facebook, so not able to message him. I will be doing the narration next week if you're able to contact him. Not to worry if it's not possible, I will go ahead without his story. Best wishes, Rachel :)
@@EVP-Voices Hi Rachel, no problem at all! You can email him at (hidden)
He will be delighted to speak with you 👻👻
@@GhostQuestTV thanks so much, I’ll email Simon this evening. 😊
@@GhostQuestTV thank you, email sent. Please do remove Simon's address if you'd like to.
I live 20mins from Samlesbury hall at Oswaldtwistle it's a very beautiful old building
Simon I’m a ghost 👻 believer and I’ve been a ghost 👻 believer since I was seven and I love 💕 paranormal and ghosts and haunted places around the world 8:21pm
Lets see the photograph ? ?
Very Good story's👍thank you.
...I used to have a video recording from television of the 'Ghosthunter's International' team from the USA , who visited Samlesbury Hall . I deleted it in disgust though, after they just picked holes in the legends , and rubbished many of the ghostly sightings and tales of the White Lady ....I think they were just a bit miffed that their electronic sensors didn't pick anything up on the ONE NIGHT they stayed - as if they appeared on command just for them !?! A curse on them - I hope all their teeth and hair fall out ...over the next 40 years , like mine have !
....on the first sighting of Samlesbury Hall as they drove up ..er ...the drive , they exclaimed - ...''my God - it looks like a Gothic Gingerbread house !''
Why do these videos have so little views?
We ask ourselves the same question. Haha
12-16 hours filming, two weeks to edit. True Labour of love though for us to produce.
One day they will find their perfect home. For us, the story being put on permanent record is more important.
Thank you for watching. 👍
@@GhostQuestTV I can imagine, so much time spent making these videos and then it doesn't get a lot of views.
@@Robinator99 We appreciate every single view but, yes, with a man of Simon's stature, it is a shame we do not see a crossover to his Facebook audience of thousands.
We make them for the love of the story though and take great pride in the fact we are recording them here FOREVER. :-)
Our time will come. :-)
@@GhostQuestTV Good luck :)
You seen TH-cam has shafted everyone by turning off email notices. Most people are older who watch para videos & don’t scroll it like FB & Instagram. 👻
It's been a long standing frustration for sure. Losing subscribers/viewers because they are not being made aware we have new content is extremely frustrating. :-(
Not a clue off this is possible for you but I heard a rumour that a gaol in Ruthin north wales is haunted
Hi Ryan. Thank you for taking the time to comment. It is supposed to be VERY active there. Unfortunately, like a lot of places, we find ourselves priced out by the hire cost for such an historic venue.
We never say never though. :-)
@@GhostQuestTV thanks
Anyone here after the newest TGF video?
I'm sorry but Nicholas Owen was not even alive when Henry was on the throne. He was born in 1562 and died in 1606. The Salmesbury priest hole cannot be laid at his door. Misinformation.
Likewise the staff maintain that the Chapel is the oldest part of the Hall and the Hall was built as an extension .
The bit about Owen building the priest holes is totally incorrect.