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Carlisle's scariest places to go

Readers shared their opinions on the scariest places in Carlisle <i>(Image: Elti Meshau- Unsplash)</i>
Readers shared their opinions on the scariest places in Carlisle (Image: Elti Meshau- Unsplash)
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WE asked our readers where the scariest places in Carlisle are. Here's what they said.

Andrew Swainson said: "The derelict building that was part of west walls along from the Twisted Wheel."

Jenny Parker said: "West walls, as kids we were always told it was haunted."

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Paul T. Morton said the scariest place was Asda at the checkout. Anne Mcfarlane said: "Under the railway station, especially on Halloween."

Tracey Ronan Galbraith replied, saying: "I did a ghost tour here a few years ago and I was physically sick. I could smell the dry blood where the butchers used to be and feel a presence. Then when we were going up the steps something stopped me and wouldn't let me walk up and I seen a little boy. I had to go sit on the platform and wait for my hubby to finish the tour I was freaked."

 

Peter Maleney also mentioned the train station. "A lot of people don't know about it. I sometimes worked nights on the station for Royal Mail decades ago and it was scary at 3am."

Caroline Jane said: "The basement of Eden Bridge House when it's raining."

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