Blue Moon Witch
Living the seasonal life
Tag: Lancashire
The Witch of Woodplumpton
The Witch of Woodplumpton is the legend of a woman named Meg Shelton, she was accused of witchcraft and in 1705 she was buried in this churchyard.
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Trowbarrow Quarry
This massive stone is known as the “shelter stone,” it was once used by the quarry men to shelter behind when they were blasting. These days it’s used by rock climbers.
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Woodwell Spring
Woodwell is now a part of the circular walk around Silverdale, Lancashire. It is surrounded by fields, woodland and a cliff side with numerous pathways and walks leading off into different directions.
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Jack Scout Trail
Jack Scout is a circular trail around the coastal scene of Silverdale, Lancashire.
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Gubberford Bridge
As the unsuspecting horsemen would help her mount the back of the horse, to which only then she would reveal her true self to the rider – a skeletal figure.
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Lancaster Canal
This is my walk along a short stretch of the Lancaster canal at Bilsborrow.
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Greenhalgh Castle
Greenhalgh castle was built in 1490 by Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of Derby. He was an English nobleman and politician who helped defeat Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.
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Brock Valley Nature Trail
Brock Valley (also known as Brock Bottom) is a picnic site and nature trail not far from Beacon Fell near Garstang, Lancashire.
