Newsgroup: it.discussioni.misteri
Titolo: Chat #misteri

Riposto l'invito a tutti i partecipanti a questo NG alla chat #misteri, la
chat ufficiale di questo NG.
Facendo la premessa che per accedere a questa chat non si necessita
iscrizione ne atti di fede poiché essa è una chat libera e democratica ed
aperta a qualunque opinione e persona.
Detto questo la chat si trova sul server 
irc.azzurra.org
 ed è notturna.
Per notturna si intende dalle 22.30 in poi.
ovviamente si necessita di uno script tipo mIRC.
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"...l'uomo orgoglioso, ammantato d'una breve autorità, sommamente ignorante
di ciò di cui si crede più sicuro, nella sua essenza fragile, come uno
scimmione collerico, compie tali trucchi fantastici, al cospetto dell'alto
cielo, che gli angeli piangono"
"Misura per Misura"  William Shakespeare
         ALBION OF AVALON

on Wed, 15 May 2002 20:31:59 +0200 albion of avalon wrote:
aoa> Per notturna si intende dalle 22.30 in poi.
ahi, io in media vado a nanna alle 22 ;)  ma anticiparla qualche
volta... branchisti che non siete altro.
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nebbia

 ovviamente si necessita di uno script tipo mIRC.
...Di un client tipo MIRC :P
btw: Qualche giorno vengo ancora a fare un salto, ultimamente sono sempre 
via per castelli inglesi, anzi Albion intanto che ci sei, consigliamente uno 
veramente bello, conta che ci devo portare una gentilissima donzella e 
vabbe', a buon intenditore :PP
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FUSION (fyu zh & n) n: 
1) the Act or Process of Fusing or Melting Together... 
2) the State of being Fused... 
3) to Join or become Combined...

 volta... branchisti che non siete altro.
Non è la chat del BRANCO. Infatti la partecipazione è equamente suddivisa
fra "credenti" e "scettici". Come tutte le cose è divisa in correnti di
pensiero e non ne esiste una maggioritaria. Se qualche volta entri noterai
chi sono i partecipanti e come si svolgono le discussioni. In modo
democratico e libertario, ovvero senza la minima censura.
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 vabbe', a buon intenditore :PP
Runcorn, per essere precisi Halton. Ci sono i resti di un castello normanno.
C'è anche un pub ove si mangia bene e dei bei campi. Li vicino c'è pure
un'abazia.
I campi sono discreti ;-)
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 I campi sono discreti ;-)
Ho visto, non sono male :)
Cmq un posto che ho trovato molto bello da quelle parti e' Cronton, dove 
c'e' l' osservatorio, vabbe' hanno solo un piccolo telescopio ma la gente e' 
cordiale, le case molto belle, e la campagnia con i campi non e' affatto 
male :)
Ok scusate chiudo l' OT, cioe' semi OT, perche' la domanda : castelli 
misteriosi in UK (per una dolce donzella) era perfettamente on topic eheheh 
:-)
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 misteriosi in UK (per una dolce donzella) era perfettamente on topic
eheheh
Ed io che avevo fatto pensieri maliziosi.
Eccoti accontentanto.
Taken from: History of Supernatural by Karen Farrington
The screams of Edward II, the homosexual king, who died after being tortured
by a red hot poker in 1327, can still be heard around Berkley Castle in
Gloucestershire.
  Anne Bolyn, mother of Queen Elizabeth I and the second wife of Henry VIII,
has been seen at the Tower Of London where she held before her execution in
1536.
Jane Seymour, third wife of Henry VIII, can be seen gliding aling Clock
Court, Hampton Court, bearing a lighted candle.
  The horrific screams of Catherine Howe, Henry VII`s fourth wife, can be
heard in the Haunted Gallery at Hampton Court on the anniversary of her
arrest for adultery in 1542.  She had excaped her guards and attempted to
reach her husband to plead for her life before being dragged away.
Queen Elizabeth I (1533 - 1603) has been seen wandering at Windsor Castle,
most frequently in the library.  Among those who have seen Good Queen Bess
is Princess Margaret the sister of Queen Elizabeth II.
  Also in the library at Windosr Castle, the ghost of King Charles I, who
was beheaded in 1649, has been spotted standing next to an antique table.
King George II (1683 - 1760) has been seen on the roof of Kensington Palace
staring at the weather vane and asking, in his markedly german accent, "Why
don`t they come"?  He died at the palace in 1760 awaiting news from his
native Hanover.
The ghost of Prince Phillip`s mother, Princess Andrew of Greece, was heard
by nuns weeping at the White Russian Church of St Magdalene in Jerusalem
after her remains were moved from England in 1988, 18 years after her death
in 1969 aged 84.
It is said that Elizabeth I had a terrible premonition of her death.
She dreamt that she  had seen herself lying in bed, shriveled, and
near death. She was said to have been psychic. It bothered her so much
that it literally killed her. Her ghost is supposed to haunt the
Library at Windsor Castle and the expression that the ghost of
Elizabeth I wears is the exact replica of the one she had when she
visioned her death.
ENGLAND
The Acorn Inn.  Dorset
16th century inn, which has beamed ceilings and log fires in the bas.
Reputedly haunted by the ghost of a highwayman.
The Angel Posting House & Livery.    Guildford, Surrey.
Historical inn, with 13th-century crypt, wooden gallery supported by great
oak timbers recovered from old ships at Portsmouth.  Ghosts have been
reported reflected in mirrors throughout the inn.
The Angel & Royal.   Grantham, Lincolnshire.
Built 800 years ago for the Knights Templar, one of England`s oldest inns.
King John established his court here in 1213 and it was a favourite with
journeying Kings and nobles for centuries.  Staff amd guests have seen a
"White Lady" in the bedroom corridors of the 2nd and 3rd floors.
Bear Hotel.   Woodsock, Oxford.
Former coaching inn retains part of the original 16th century structure and
staircase.  There is one bedroom where footsteps have been heard to echo in
the dead of night.
The Bedford.  Tavistock, Devon.
15th century inn stands on the site of a Benedictine Abbey, though all that
now remains of the abbey are a stone porch and gateway.  Folklore tells of a
young girl who walks through the corridors and bedrooms of the hotel and has
even been "seen" by startled guests in the hotel restaurants.
The Bell.   Thetford, Norfolk.
Timbered inn in center of town with fine views of the river Ouse.  Once a
15th century coaching inn, it is reputed to be haunted by a former owner,
Betty Redcliff whose restless spirit walks the inn at night.
The Bull.  Long Melford, Suffolk.
Built in 1450 as a private home, it became an inn in 1580.  Timbered
building with oak beams, weavers gallery and period furniture.  Strange
oises have been heard, furniture has been moved and doors mysteriously
opened and closed.
Castle Hotel.   Castleton, Derbyshire.
17th century coaching inn in the center of Castleton within easy walking
distance of the caverns and ancient Peveril Castle.  The ghost of a lady in
white haunts the inn; legend syas she was jilted on her wedding day,
following which there was to be a reception at the Castle Inn
Castle Hotel.  Taunton, Somerset.
Wisteria clad building, once part of a Norman fortress, dating from 12th
century, it has been the scene of many historical events.  According to
legend, phantom violin music can be heard in one of the bedrooms.
Chequers Inn.  Smarden, Ashford.
15th century weather-boarded inn with oak in bars and in many other rooms.
Numerous poltergeist type events have been reported.
The Crown.   Bawtry, South Yorkshire.
17th century posting house.  Several ghosts reputedly haunt the hotel, a
waitress murdered by her jealous lover, an elderly monk who had a heart
attack in the old stables and the Crinoline Lady who perished in a fire and
has since been sited walking the corridors of the old wing at night.
Royal Hotel.  Ventnor, Isle of Wight.
Exstensively renovated in 1751.  The Georgian facade is a famous feature of
the High Street.  The resident friendly ghost, "Molly", a cleaner, appears
to float through the rooms early each morning.
The Dukes Head.   King`s Lynn, Norfolk.
Built in 1683, it became a famous coaching inn during the 18th century for
stages for Yarmouth, Norwich and London.  A maidservant executed in the
Square for poisoning her mistress now haunts the inn.
Feathers Hotel.  Pocklington, Humberside.
Former coaching inn in town centre.  Bedrooms are in main house or modern
chalet unit.  In the main house Room 7.  "Charlotte" was murdered by a
highwayman and then dragged along the corridor.  "Something" now haunts the
corridors.
Feathers Inn.  Wadesmill, Hertfordshire.
Built in 1615, originally as the Prince`s Arms.  It changed names in 1670,
one of the busiest coaching inns in the area.  The "ghost" is a small
fair-haired girl, who was run over by a London-bound stagecoach centuries
ago.
Five Bells Inn.   Wickham, Bershire.
400 year old inn made up of two buildings joined together, one with a
thatched roof.  Beamed bar has log fires in winter.  A young lady dressed in
white has been "seen" wandering round in one of the bedrooms at the same
time there is a sharp drop in temperature.
Forte Heritage Berystede.  Sunninghill, Berkshire.
Country house hotel, once a private residence dating from 1886, set in 9
acres of ground.  Resident ghost, Eliza was a former lady`s maid who wanders
through the house searching for her lost jewellry.
The George.  Crawley, West Sussex.
Built early in 17th century in the days of stagecoaches and highwaymen.  The
inn`s former nightwatchman, Mark Hurston is said to be neard patrolling of
the corridors of the hotel.
George and Dragon.  West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
Present inn was built in 1720, replacing an older inn said to date fom 14th
century.  The inn is haunted by a polergeist that hides things, the ghost of
a 16 year old girl and an unknown mans footsteps are heard at night.
The George Hotel.  Dorchester-on-Thames.  Oxfordshire
This black and white half-timbered inn has welcomed travellers since the
15th century.  Oak beams, antiques and log fires create a warm and inviting
atmosphere.  One of the bedrooms is reputed to be haunted by the ghost of a
sad looking girl dressed in a white gown.
The Grosvenor.  Shaftesbury, Dorset.
18 century inn.  A lady in gray has be "seen" restlessly flitting about the
hotel and even stranger beer has often been missing from the locked cellars.
The Hood Arms.  Kilve, Somerset.
17th century coaching inn at the foot of Quantock Hills.  Olde Worlde bar,
has signed photographs of famous people is reputedly residence of a previous
landlords mother who sits in the corner in a rocking chair.
King`s Head Hotel.  Darlington, Co.Durham.
Recently refurbished and enlarged, increaded sightings of the friendly ghost
"Albert the Butler" in two of the guests rooms.  Guests staying in rooms 419
and 426 will recieve room service at no extra charge.
Larkfield Priory Hotel.  Larkfield, Kent.
Legend has it that the hotel is visited by at least one ghost and possibly
more.  In the old wing of the hotel a ghost nicknamed "Charlotte" has been
sighted many times.
Lord Crewe Arms Hotel.  Blanchland, Co. Durham
Quiet village inn, one the Abbot of Blanchlands home retains the atmosphere
of the old monestery, Dorothy Foster, their famous ghost had family
connections with the inn and in the neighbourhood.
Manor House Hotel.  Leamington Spa, Warwick.
Close to the Royal Pump Room and town centre.  Ghostly secrets include the
ghost of a housekeeper in a long grey uniform seen over the years wandering
around the corridors accompanied by a drop in temperature.
Mermaid Hotel.  Rye, East Sussex.
One of Englands oldest inn is undoubtedly one of the most famous.  Once a
notorious smugglers haunt, this picturesque hostelry still boasts medival
imbers, leaded windows and narrow twisting corridors.  There have been
rumours of swashbuckling ghosts who fight a duel in one of the bedrooms.
Molesworth Arms Hotel.  Wadebridge, Cornwall
Originating from the 16th century this comfortably furnished hotel offers a
relaxed atmosphere but at midnight on New Years Eve a ghostly coach drawn by
four horses is driven by a headless coachman through the courtyard.
The New Inn.  Crediton, Devon.
13th century thatched country inn once a monks` retreat has original
low-beamed ceilings and log fires.  Sebastian the resident ghost is said to
roam the guest`s rooms.  Also with chilling breezes and open doors.
Old Bell Hotel.  Malmsbury, Wiltshire.
Built in the 13th century as the Abbot of Malmsbury`s hostelry.  Mellow
stone and oak beams are complimented by modern facilities.  A lady wearing
grey has been seen both inside the hotel and in the garden.
The Old Mill Hotel.  Baginton, West Midlands.
Hotel was once a mill. Many features reserved including original mill pool
and 18 foot diameter iron mill wheel.  It is reputed to be haunted by a
Grey lady" whose voice has been heard in the restaurant.
Oxenham Arms.  Okehampton, Devon
12th century inn was originally a monestery rebuilt as a manor house in the
14th century.  One of the rooms has a granite monolith similar to many seen
standing on the high moors.  Footsteps in the corridor and the sound of
something being dragged along the ground have been heard at this inn.
The Ragged Cot Inn.  Chalford, Gloucestershire.
17th century stone inn next to 600 acres of National Trust land, ideal for
touring the countryside.  The resident ghosts are said to be the murdered
wife and child of the first landlord of the inn.
Royal Castle Hotel.  Dartmouth, Devon.
Inn has unrivalled postion on quayside.  Behind the Regency facade lies the
olf 17th century coaching inn which combines modern comforts with historical
character.  People have heard the sound of coach and horses drawing up to
the door, collecting a passenger and clattering of into the night.
Royal George Hotel.  Knutsford, Chesire.
Dating from the 14th century, the hotel was rebuilt as a coaching inn four
centuries later.  Rich in history. According to legend a former resident of
Knutsford, Edward Higgins, hanged in 1767, still haunts the inn.
Royal Hotel.  Ventnor, Isle of Wight.
Situated in gardens near the sea.  The hotel is said to be haunted by a
"Green Lady" who wanders the first two floors.  Her origins are obscure and
sightings are rare, but guests will notice the drop in temperature as they
climb the staircase between the first and second floors.
Royal Lin Hotel.  Lyme Regis, Dorset.
16th century former coaching inn in the centre of Lyme Regis and close to
the sea.  Several residents have heard footsteps and experienced a "cold
chilly sensation".
Scole Inn.  Scole, Diss, Norfolk.
Built in 1655, this imposing coaching inn has inglnook fireplaces, heavy oak
beams and doors and a magnificent carved staircase.  The ghost is a lady
murdered by her jealous husband wrongfully accused of infidelity.
Shelley`s Hotel.  Lewes, East Sussex.
Oldest part of the building dates from 1526 when it was The Vine Inn, later
becoming the residence of the Shelley family, hence the name.  Poltergeist
action and 2 different apparitions have been reported.
The Talbot.  Oundle, Northamptonshire.
Modernized in1626 with materials from nearby Fotheringhay Castle, it is the
site of the execution of Mary Queen of Scots.  Recent phenomena include a
Mary lookalike trapping her fingers as she attempted to leave the room and
twice occupants and taken photographs of the room but the pictures have
failed to develop.
Tudor House Hotel.  Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire.
Cating from1540 and steeped in history, this beautiful building stands on
the banks of the river Avon.  Two of the ghosts reputed to haunt this hotel
are a black dog and a white lady.
Weston Manor Hotel.  Bicester, Oxfordshire.
Country house dating from the 11th century with the main building dating
from the 14th and 16th centuries.  Pantom coach and horses is supposed to
drive through the hotels courtyard, whilst the ghost, "Mad Maude", haunts
one of the bedrooms.
The White Hart.  Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
The inn`s historic characer is reflected in the furnishings.  The so-called
"Ginger Jar Ghost" an anxious fellow searching for his stolen ginger jar has
been witnessed on the third floor of the hotel.
White Hart Hotel.  Andover. Hampshire.
17th century former coaching inn has had a number of transient apparitions:
a tall, Green Lady is seen repeatedly gliding along an upstairs passage.
Footsteps and another less substantial lady, together with equally etheral
male companion have been reported several times.
The White Horse.  Romsey. Hampshire
Elizabethan hotel associated with the Abbey but haunted by a young ostler
boy who met his fate in the stable block, behind the hotel.  Where
unexplained movements have been reported for several centuries.
WALES.
The Castle.   Conwy, Gwynedd
Hotel is located behind the castle and close to the harbour on the main
street.  Reputedly haunted by a friendly ghost "George" who gives the hotel
staff help with the cleaning, but now it is said that it is more likely to
be a poltergeist whose presence is felt in the hotel.
Taken from:
www.travelbritain.org/Home/accomodt/Haunt.htm
Spero che ti bastino.
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