It’s my birthday, too! 🎉🎂💐🍦🧁Happy birthday, fellow July baby!

Happy Birthday 🎂

Happy birthday to you also! Hope you both have wonderful days.

@@eerieedinburgh Thank you! 😊

I feel that she needs help and needs to tell her story. That may be what she is trying to do but people run in fear and dont understand. It's sad. Something did happen to her. It doesnt make sense for her to suddenly do all of that.

I can't imagine it would be physically possible for somebody to mutilate their own face to such an extreme. Surely it was the work of another person?

Thanks for the lovely feedback 😊

Too kind, thank you 😊

Scotland will do that to you 😊

My kids mum lived by the harbour for a good few years and swears by the nun and white lady stories 👍🏻

Glad you are enjoying them, my friend 😊 any recommendations, give me a shout 👍🏻

@@eerieedinburgh Uhhh I’m from Moray we don’t have many ghost stories up here that I’m aware of. I remember hearing there’s a ghost down by the river lossie of a woman who uhhh….chose to stop there. And one of Elgin cathedral having one of some guy who died in the fire that The wolf of badnock started but honestly we don’t have many. I wish I could recommend others. I’m racking my Brain. Oh! Burghead has a good one, it’s more of an unusual occurrence than a ghost but the old graveyard there has a weird grave with like a hole in the stone, apparently if you put your ear up to it and tap a stone 3 times inside the hole if you hear a baby crying….uhhh I think you either are going to have a baby or are about to die(one or the other). You know now that I think about it more I can think of one more moray one, again I’d take what I say with a handful of salt since it’s probably all bullock and I probably getting these tales wrong. This is one is from the Dufftown area but it’s one I heard when I volunteered on the railway there, though maybe Bob was just winding me up(wouldn’t put it past him, former teachers have a weird sense of humour) but if I remember right there’s suppose to the be the ghost of a man who jumped to his death from the bridge.

@@andrewobrien8325 So that's a fair few stories already 😆. Is Balvenie Castle up your way? I remember hearing a couple of stories from there. Everywhere in Scotland has stories associated with it, some are just harder to find than others. Like Wester Ross - i'm struggling to find stories from up there 🤦‍♂️

@@eerieedinburgh I do know one of my own but it’s not moray. It’s from Iona. I volunteered there a few years back and had two strange experiences. It was Christmas morning of 2016, I was at the abbey using the Internet(I just lost track of time it was maybe 4am), I came out the abbey from the front and thought “I’m in trouble if anyone sees me” and then I saw someone up the track towards the visitor centre, it was someone clad all in white, I couldn’t tell ya if they were male or female but I was like “oh dear” so I walked towards them but they headed for the road, they weren’t on the road. It just didn’t make sense. So I dismissed it. I told a friend later that morning but he put it down to me being overtired. However I was back on Iona for 2017 for a longer period but about 3 weeks in, I was coming out of the abbey at 10pm it was my day off so I wasn’t even slightly tired and turned my head towards the old graveyard there was a figure in white again this time going from grave to grave. I called out to them because at 10pm no one was allowed in that graveyard by order of historic Scotland but the figure just kept walking. And rather stupid on my part, I decided to confront them so I ran along the path and got into the graveyard but as soon as I was in I couldn’t see the figure, they had no where to go but they weren’t there when I reached the graves. I even checked the graves id seen them. However i was seen in the graveyard by a fellow volunteer and had to explain why I’d gone In at the time no one was suppose to. Honestly I very weird experience. Iona was lovely but that story always sticks out to me as weird that the two events were so similar and yet I have no explanation.

Thank you my friend 😊

That's an idea...i'll have a wee read.

Great suggestion!

Thank you, thats lovely of you to say. There are a few places in the U.S. i think could give us a run for our money. I'd *love* to visit Salem, particularly in Autumn.

@@eerieedinburgh Yes, Salem would be lively. We have a series of old prisons and old asylums before there were laws governing the treatment of patients and prisoners. I have been in a number of them, and the horror of what went on there comes from the very walls, along with the spirits who reside there. I spent an entire night in a place called the Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, West Virginia. That was a night I will never forget. It is unbelievably haunted and has true darkness all through it.

@@pinkcarnation231 I've heard of there and i can imagine the atmosphere, you're a brave soul 👏🏻. I once had the chance to spend the night in the Niddry Street vaults, it feels very, very different when the tours have finished.

There are a few notable and well known haunted locations in the States, and many have been explored by big name paranormal investigators. If you come over, I think you should try for a grand tour of haunted places. Salem and New Orleans are our most haunted cities. If money is an object, you could possibly find fans who could host you for a night or two. Just putting it out there. I’ve been to Edinburgh many years ago, and I’d love to do a ghost tour! Thank you for the videos. I love a good ghost story, true or fictional. (But if someone tells me it’s true, it better be true!) 😁

@@joanhoffman3702 New Orleans is a little too dark for me. Amazing the level of hauntings there! You are right about that! Surprisingly, a West Virginia town called Harper's Ferry is quite dark. It was the scene of horrible activity during the Civil War. Likewise Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. You don't even have to be sensitive to feel it.

Thank you 😊 Merry Christmas!

@@eerieedinburgh And a Merry Christmas to you!! 🎄

Thank you my friend 😊 My aim is a new video every two weeks. Pesky job and kids get in the way of story telling 😄

@@eerieedinburgh well I think for dedicated fans we'd be happy for whenever u can make it happen.its been more than a few generations since my family were born in Scotland but whenever I see or hear anything about the country i get this weird melancholy and longing for a place ive never been..wonder if it's a genetic memory thing.Your calm voice lends well to a creepy story xx

@@raindog428 Aww, thank you 😊 i am so lucky to have been born and live here. I hope one day you can visit, there is so much to do and see. I cant ever see myself moving away 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊 And to you!

@@eerieedinburgh ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍

That is too kind, thank you 😊

Very interesting channel....thanks for your hard work and research. Love from Perth Western Australia!

Thank you so much. Your kindness is really appreciated 😊

You're awfy kind, thank you 😊

Oh wow, i didnt know that! Thanks for sharing and the lovely feedback.

I have family that lived there, one of them reckons they saw the monk but yes, unfortunately a lack of pictures does mean most stories are just that - stories.

Thank you 😊

Thank you, as always you are too kind 😊

I used to live in Pittenweem. It was wonderful! Hope to return to stay one day. Most wonderful folks around...and they re long due their independence!

Thank you so much - again! 😊

Listening to EVP work, the comments and replies captured are always modern and in whichever language they are asked. No one can say for certain why, but there are many theories.

@@thurayya8905 My point exactly

Yeah, i think you have a point and its not something i'd thought much about until i'd started looking a bit more in depth at the stories. I've always thought that monks are spiritual people, so more in tune with things but they have also been subject to some horrific treatment as you mention. So the potential for hauntings are there 🤷🏻‍♂️ its a good question. There are some less friendly spirits of monks out there, the black monk of 30 East Drive and the Hunderprest of Melrose are two i can think of. I'll do an episode featuring the Hunderprest soon, i love that story. Thank you for watching also, i really appreciate the support.

Thank you 😊

You're always welcome 😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@eerieedinburgh Believe me! If I could, I would. Texas is no where near as interesting and it's hot as Hell here!! 🔥

@@KimberlySays... oh yeah! I'm far too Scottish for that. Anything over 20 degrees c and i combust 😄

@@eerieedinburgh It's almost 39c here today! ❤️‍🔥 I hate it! That's about 102f

@@KimberlySays... About 100f too much for me! Seriously though, i hope you guys are ok and staying cool.

Yep, good point!

😆 *many* takes!

@@eerieedinburgh just be happy the firth of forth isn't next to the forth of fifth! Also that there isn't a fifth firth of forth!

@@WPUpioneer 😆 my brain cant cope with that let alone my accent 🤣

@@eerieedinburgh 😂😂

Thank you my friend 😊

Bit like 'Uncanny valley' ? the models are getting a bit better so hopefully not so bad these days.