HUNTING GHOSTS AT HELMSHORE MILLS (2020) | GHOST HUNTING | PARANORMAL

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Last year we went on an impromptu ghost hunt at a nearby mill, known as HELMSHORE MILL (formally known as Higher Mill).

The mill was built for William TURNER back in 1796 and this name features prominently in our video as you will hopefully hear!

We used the Necrophonic app and believe we got some interesting results.

Let us know your thoughts below. Do you believe in ghosts? Are places haunted? What do you make of the Necrophonic app?

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