Ghosts of Borley Rectory

[@robmoseley5539]

I did an overnight stake-out of Borley churchyard with two friends in the mid 70s. Two of us settled down near the south wall of the church while the other slept in the car. When it was time for shift change my companion went back to the car (some distance away) leaving me temporarily alone. All was silent. Then I heard a sound on the gravel path running round the building. There was a light stirring of the pebbles, as something stealthily approached the corner. Just about keeping it together I reached for my camera. And there it stood........ a cat.

[@Lil_FYRBUG]

Did you record it?

[@KEVMAN7987]

You had a cat jump scare irl. What a cliche.

[@andreacroci7741]

Was it maybe the ghost of a cat buried alive in the middle ages?

[@samuelperezgarcia]

Cats are guardians of the underworld. That cat saved you.

[@jackwatson3944]

Sure you did,and I bet you've got a grainy poor quality photo to prove it

[@stonesofvenice]

The drawings, the narration, the minimal music....everything about this channel is perfect.

[@Travixius1]

How is it this channel doesn't have 1000000 subscribers?

[@19th2fall]

Completely agree

[@makclio172]

Apart from the FACT the supernatural doesn’t exist

[@vmacdonald8565]

Anastasia S. Agreed! Wish I wasn’t having to rewatch videos, because I’m obsessed!

[@teetywoo3156]

It's a good channel

[@cmtarbell]

Currently one of the best channels on this platform. Bedtime Stories' videos are works of art in a world of click-bait and top ten lists.

[@thomasgunn4146]

FACT

[@frozenrozes7957]

CM Bertfull got that right bro.

[@jimsy5530]

Wish they'd get a less nasally narator though. Otherwise, perfect channel.

[@Thomes-Maisling]

@@jimsy5530 What's nasally?

[@cg98243]

Well put.

[@eyeballjay]

Hadn't thought about the Borley Rectory in years! This brought me straight back to when i was 9 or 10 and obsessed with ghosts, i would buy up all the books of ghost stories i could, they were always the same common English ghost stories like the Borley Rectory, Pluckley village etc. but i would still buy every one i found, and everywhere i went i would bring my "ghost hunting equipment" (camera, camcorder and a multitude of compiled ghost stories) even made my family take me on a pilgrimage to Pluckley once or twice. i never came up with anything but i had a lively imagination and i had fun. Miss those days. Thanks for the nostalgia :')

[@patgal2359]

vizualnoizz so cool toread about your memories

[@dylanknight2761]

Totally forgot about Pluckley Village! I think I read about both there and Borley Rectory in the Osbourne Book of Ghosts.

[@laurawjelks8563]

We had a lot in common at the age of 9 for sure!

[@draisine1609]

Usborne books have a lot to answer for... They fascinated and terrified me. The Borley Rectory story was the one that scared me the most.

[@dylanknight2761]

@@draisine1609 Absolutley! It was the artwork, simple but very provocative. As adults, we'd probably laugh at them now.

[@jumpy_bunny686]

Something always happens in places where nothing happens

[@babadook8874]

Jumpy-Bunny ain't that some true shit?

[@viciousKev]

Lmaoo

[@Endless20162]

What

[@sarahoshea9603]

Atoms r in hundreds of places all at once, until they're observed- that's physics, and fact.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Suddenly...nothing happened

[@borleyboo5613]

I’ve walked around Borley Church yard at midnight. It’s a beautiful church . Didn’t see the nun though. The Bull Inn where we stayed in nearby Long Melford is also haunted. Fabulous video as always and about one of my favourite legends.

[@bigdmac33]

AHA!! So now we know the identity of the mysterious lady who walked the grounds!! Lol

[@exeuroweenie]

Rural England's gorgeous.If I were a UK citizen I'd live in the Lakes District or Cornwall.

[@runlarryrun77]

@@exeuroweenie I live in rural England. Beauty is only skin deep, shall we say...?

[@exeuroweenie]

@@runlarryrun77 Same could be said for here in Florida,really.Palm trees only do so much,and the politics are horrific.

[@luminousbanner9643]

I stayed with the wife at the bull in long melford, my friend's wedding and suffice to say my drunken snores scared the ghost away lol

[@JoeMac1983]

I'm addicted to your entire production. I'm from the Midwest of the USA and your voice is perfect for telling a mysterious/scary story. I love the content! Please keep them coming!

[@fanboy59]

You should check out expanded perspective its a podcost and radio show from texas the two hosts are some of best and most relatable youll find on thr air waves they cover alot of the same topics i think they are the best around sincr art bell retired

[@annasloan2349]

@@fanboy59 just read your comment and im going to check them out...i miss art bell. I grew up falling asleep to his shows...summer time was the best..i didnt have to grt up early for school and i could listen to more of the show, it came out really late in oregon where i grew up..a friend of mine would use the tape that had 120 minutes and would record his show so we could listen to it later...art bell was the only thing i had access to as a teen other then the x files that touched on strange topics..there was no youtube around at the time to have 24 hr access to whatever topic you were interested in so art bell has a special place in my heart..im rambling so thank you for the rexomendation.

[@TheRockK95]

Joe Mac I'd love to hear him read me a story to bed

[@YourFoolishPride]

Couldn't have said it better. Cheers from indiana

[@onesunnyday5699]

Iowa agrees 👍

[@ManicPandaz]

Your intro has such an X-Files feel to it, love it!

[@JoeMac1983]

I LOVE the intro!

[@cthulhu6697]

+ManicPandaz You think so too? The first time I watched anything on this channel, I thought of that during the intro

[@far_centrist]

it's too long, i already fall asleep when the intro finished.

[@JoeMac1983]

@@far_centrist Why complain? You're listening to bedtime stories. They've succeeded in lulling you to sleep!

[@far_centrist]

good point.

[@RedcoatsReturn]

This is a thorough and fair summary of the paranormal history of the rectory. I lived not far from Borley and cycled there as a boy during summer as the views and fields were beautiful in that part of Suffolk. At that time in the early 1970s, the rectory was just a ruin, long after the fire in the late 1930s. However, I can tell you, standing there as a boy, I just knew something was there, the church is also very haunted. A BBC radio crew got very scared during a tape recording in the mid 70s. In the 1980s a tudor brick tunnel was discovered near the rectory, it was believed to connect to the church but not unfortunately fully excavated. A new building was erected in the late 1980s and is there today.

[@kimlittlejohn2195]

Thank you for your information.

[@ianfrench1577]

Is the new building in the same location? As in standing on the footprint of the old rectory building?

[@RedcoatsReturn]

@@ianfrench1577 Yes I think it is largely built on the old foundations, though I have not heard of any reported paranormal activity…or…maybe…they just don’t talk about it as the house resell value might be affected 🤔

[@kinetsievarvenfloot1237]

I thought the ruin of the rectory was demolished in the 1940s.

[@marchellabrahams3574]

My grandfather, Dr. John Budge Alexander, attended old Mrs. Bull in the 1920s when he was the G. P. practising in Sudbury. He once found her on the floor of her bedroom with the mattress and the bedstead on top of her. When he had put all in order he left, and as he walked down the curved staircase a vase was thrown after him. The frightening thing was that the vase followed the curve of the staircase. In those days people used to call on each other, and leave visiting cards. My grandmother called on Mrs. Bull one day, and when she got up to leave, found that her gloves, which she had placed on her handbag, were missing. Mrs. Bull said calmly: "I wonder where he" (the poltergeist) "is hiding things today.". The gloves were eventually discovered in the chimney. My grandparents told my father, born in 1918, these stories, and he told me.

[@markchoma9822]

Interesting. Thank you.

[@merlinssassybeard]

Henry bull built an additional place to sit in with his cigar during evening to watch the nun . Thug life

[@bohmel]

Tons of people complain about intro being too long *changes intro* Tons of people complain about new intro *changes intro back* Equilibrium has been achieved

[@itgetter9]

The premise of Scooby Doo comes from the history of the Borley Rectory. "And they might've gotten away with it, too!"

[@jamesfracasse8178]

You meddling kids and your dog 🐩🐕!

[@Ten80pete]

You guys always do your due diligence, and still produce captivating stories. You don't suggest that ghosts/aliens/cryptids are to blame. You present theories and allow us to come to our own conclusions. As far as hauntings are concerned, everyone has a motive. I've never seen an article written about a person (or couple) that moved into a house and had an uneventful stay. If you say the ghosts are hurting you or your children, however, that gets a lot of attention.

[@marhawkman303]

One thing I've personally noticed is that people expecting to see ghosts will jump at the sight of a leaf blowing in the wind. Of course the people reporting ghosts saw SOMETHING, the question is what.

[@fluffnstuph85]

This channel is so underrated it’s silly. The narration, the drawings, not to mention the content are all AMAZING. Please keep them coming. I’m surprised there aren’t a LOT more subscribers. Absolute quality work, I hope it takes off and you all get the recognition you so well deserve. It’s refreshing to see such good content in this era of clickbait and “top 10” videos. Keep up the good work!

[@amelia82ful]

I absolutely love your content. Most of the videos you create and stories you research I have never heard or read about before and the unique way you create and format the telling of them is enjoyable and original. So glad I found your channel!

[@nilanjansarkar316]

Agree!

[@patrickbone6171]

Love tales of Borely Rectory. First ghost case I encountered as an eight year old.

[@daniakalaina]

I was about to write the same thing I read about Borley Rectory as a child. It was the beginning of my love for all things occult and supernatural

[@AnthonyWLeone]

So she lied about investigating ghosts so she can slip away with her lover while her husband is out looking for specters? Wow. That's creative.

[@carolebishop1060]

Liked your video and have now subscribed. The reason for writing. In the video I saw you mentioned Borley Rectory which sparked a memory. Around 1978 I visited Borley with my husband, 2 friends and the 3 year child of our friends. I only mention this as or has bearing on the story I will now relate to you. We and our friends went to this place, it is very eerie with the remains of the rectory and the church and graveyard directly opposite, this fact is relevant as anyone that has visited this site would confirm you would certainly notice if anyone was about. My husband at that time was doing photography as a hobby at college so was taking photos of everything. I never took much notice of the end product, but found myself looking through the photos a couple of years later. Directly in front of my husbands camera stood a young woman, top half as clear as a solid person, but no bottom half as you can see the fence through where her legs should be. I would love to send this photo to you but do not know how, can you advise.

[@abcdefghi-x9z]

I remember when I was 7 years old I red about Borley Rectory, all I remember is that the last sentence of that book said “Borley Rectory was torn down”. I forgot about that for a long time, I’m a huge fan of paranormal stuff, and nothing really managed to scare me. A few years later I remembered that book, and I got shivers down my spine when I remembered the name “Borley Rectory”. This continued to happen until I decided to look it up again to maybe find out why I’m still so scared of this place. I read about it, I learnt everything I could about it, and I knew that nothing of that was scary for my standards, I couldn’t comprehend my irrational fear for that place. To this day, I’m still too terrified to say that name out loud, and I’m still confused as to why. This got too long so give yourself a high five if you read this all.

[@leeriches8841]

Yes!! I'm the exact same. Used to love ghost books as a kid, still do now. Out of all the paranormal stories I read it was Borley Rectory that gives me the creeps. Just something about it is terrifying!

[@abcdefghi-x9z]

omg yessss! At last someone who understands!

[@stuartd9741]

When one is a child they don't have a belief structure. Or critical thinking skills. This means a child is very suggestable. Because being young one doesn't have any reference points to gauge the authenticity of what you're told or read. .. I've been fascinated by ghosts since my teenage years. Find the subject fascinating but also creepy too.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Terrified of ghosts? 😂 I can tell you about things that happen every day around the world that would reduce you to a trembling wreck

[@tonybp]

Bedtime stories?... ha! l watch your videos in daylight and still get scared.

[@shirleyoost7521]

Me too

[@Koel_Hellion]

Same

[@NoArtisticLimitation]

I haven’t even turned out the lights after dark for the last two nights (3 now)... I know I should stop, but I need to watch them all. He’s so hypnotic...

[@danathepowerful]

I watch these at all times but my favorite is definitely right before I turn in for a nights rest

[@prickleick6474]

Same! I can't help it. XD

[@adambryan411]

2 uploads in 3 days = need more popcorn

[@americanklingon2100]

Adam for me it's pizza.

[@HellScream107]

I need more sleep. I can't sleep whilst thinking about these stories.

[@americanklingon2100]

@@HellScream107 take joy juice it will help you sleep.

[@wazgod6306]

ice cream and Chai. wow life changes when you get off the beer

[@johnblatt8032]

And now 3

[@robertholland3895]

Thanks for putting the intro back!

[@606Xentrax606]

Yeah, definitely agree! I really missed it last episode, haha

[@hiiipowerbass2337]

I prefer it without

[@donniedoobie9627]

In 2007 I put myself in a rehab because I'm an alcoholic. After my 4 month stay there I moved into a halfway house. The halfway house was next to a massive Catholic church and it belongs to the church. It used to be a nunnery. The property and church are around 250 years old. Anyways...i lived there for about 6 months and the first 3 months alone. At nighttime I would hear footsteps down the halls... Every night. I was so afraid I used to pee in water bottles in my room because I was afraid to walk down the hallway to the bathroom. I have witnessed things...objects flying across the room and voices. Other people whom have stayed there all have similar stories . I met a girl and moved out. Never felt threatened but I was definitely freaked out.

[@neilforbes416]

Well presented, and more importantly, a NATURAL narrating voice, as against so many of these types of video with ROBOTIC narration. Well done, Richard While!

[@midnightmosesuk]

In 1944, when the rectory was being torn down, it was visited by a journalist. Whilst they were there they snapped a few pictures of the ruins. One of the pictures apparently showed a single brick from the rubble hovering in mid air.....

[@johndavies1090]

That was later verified to be one of Harry Price's fakes (I've seen it, years ago, in his book) Apparently he'd thrown the brick, for the photographer to snap.

[@bigtodd6609]

Fake

[@carmennooner2027]

I just recently found this channel and while not particularly interested in the paranormal, I enjoy the way you present the mystery first, then the rational at the end. It really does leave the believer satisfied while someone like me entertained. Great format!

[@Annie1962]

is it possible that there was genuine activity, but Price wanted visitors to experience 'phenomena' so he produced some? Wouldn't be surprised..

[@sarahmillard6401]

Occam’s razor - which is most likely and to be preferred? A complete bending of all natural laws; or that notorious hoaxer, conjuror and publicity seeker Harry Price made it all up? 🤔

[@robdickerson8697]

My friends and I spent the night there whilst we were teenagers. My advice is to go around the back of the church and just sit and listen. We heard unexplainable noises and strong smell of lavender. We ended up fleeing the place, shitting ourselves!! All good fun.

[@charlescomly1]

This channel is the greatest thing since The Twilight Zone.

[@0101-s7v]

I was fascinated with the paranormal as a kid (I saw some weird stuff, too). I stumbled across a book titled "Ghosts," in the school library 1977, when I was in the fourth grade. (No Bedtime Stories back then...the horror!!) One of the stories...which I remember above all others...was about Borley Rectory. Even the name gave me goosebumps. And a nightmare or two, too.

[@0101-s7v]

Floating brick, I remember from the book. After the fire, apparently during rebuilding: www.angelsghosts.com/uploads/borley_rectory_ghost_picture_052010b-xl.jpg

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

Osbourne book of ghosts ?

[@0101-s7v]

@@f.dmcintyre4666 No, not that one. I just remember it had "Ghosts" in big letters at the top, a picture of a scary looking house on the front. It was a long time ago, but I'll never forget how it kind of spoke to me when I first pulled it off the shelf. I think I was looking for answers to things that were happening around me. 🙂

[@ZGryphon]

Thank you. I read a book about this place decades ago, in my elementary school library of all places, but later in life its name got muddled up in my memory with Carfax Abbey from _Dracula,_ so when I occasionally thought of it again over the years, I could never look anything up about it. Even aside from having misremembered it as an abbey, "England haunted abbey" is not exactly a set of search terms that will get you a narrow field of results. So randomly stumbling across this video has unexpectedly scratched an itch that's been itching for... jeez... almost 40 years.

[@BoneItis639]

That's gotta be satisfying

[@ZGryphon]

@@BoneItis639 Intensely.

[@JohnDoe-uf3lj]

Another one already?! Heeeell yeah! Let's haunt some shit up in here!

[@thegent6134]

😂😂😂

[@princessleiaorgana7238]

After watching several of these excellent videos, I've determined the narrator really likes using the word "whilst."

[@stanislavkostarnov2157]

it was not what he says but how he says it...

[@markmorris5880]

It is a very English word, we don't use it much here in the states, kinda like the word 'bin' which over here we call 'trash can'....

[@benscoles3067]

Or gearbox, or bonnet, or windscreen, or bullocks, or rozzers, or

[@maikee72]

Yeah it's nice to hear proper English instead of Murican. 😂

[@victorron7271]

Definitely the best channel of this genre. Thank you and keep up the excellent work🖒

[@SmartAlecGaming775]

This channel really deserves more subs. Keep up the high quality work 👍

[@DejaVuJT]

I was always fascinated by Borley Rectory, ever since I was a kid, many moons ago.

[@R-E-Tudor]

Heaven's Night same! It was the first haunted house I ever became interested in and I was kind of obsessed with it

[@EaglehawkMoonfang]

This channel is so great. No BS, just the story itself with minimal judgement

[@hgrgic]

Your channel is one of best productions on KZbin. It reminds me of Dylan Dog Italian horror comics, but it is so much better with custom drawings and narrator. Great job.

[@morallybankruptentertainme6337]

Well done! I recall reading about the rectory as a boy and was fascinated by the story...hadn’t thought of it in many years!

[@MaciejBogdanStepien]

Here's the question (often posed): why this channel doesn't have 1M subscribers? You set a new standard. I hope you will continue to grow for years to come. Surely, you will not run out of the matter to work with. This is a strange world we live in.

[@jamesknapp64]

Still only at about 855k subs. For its quality I'm shocked its not well over 2 million

[@Loverboy19691]

For many years I have been fascinated with the Borley rectory case ! I loved the artwork !

[@mosescampos287]

Just can't get enough of these tales. Keep'em coming guys.

[@SigynRegn]

Great stories, greatly narrated, great graphics and great music. Love this channel.

[@rbilleaud]

Oddly enough there seems to be a lot of paranormal activity in "religious places". We have a haunted church, rectory and cemetery on the ground of St. John's Cathedral in Lafayette La. USA.

[@Audfile]

No you don't

[@johnlogan1333]

Hi Rob, greetings from England, ghosts are very real I can testify....

[@rbilleaud]

@@johnlogan1333 I'd love to hear your story. I'm a writer and have a fascination with ghost stories, especially those that are not well known. I also have a great interest in the unexplained. One of the most interesting I've heard from your part of the world is the disappearing village where a couple stop in an old English village where the people don't speak or even seem to be aware of their existence. The couple leaves the village, but returns a few hours later to find the village had vanished with no clue that it ever existed.

[@johnlogan1333]

Rob, let me have your address.

[@mikesavill1474]

The quintessential haunted house story given the thorough and engaging treatment I've come to expect from this channel. I've read about the Rectory many times but this is a great summary of its twisting tale and, as ever, beautifully presented. Great stuff.

[@GreenerHill]

It seems the Borley hauntings, though sad, were benevolent. No evil there. That makes this much easier to watch. The church is quite beautiful too! An excellent piece, with the drawings adding weight and atmosphere.

[@MT-ll3tu]

Probably because the Church nearby helped ward off anything dark?.

[@Rober5176]

You’re one of my favorite KZbin channels. I love the third person narration of horror stories with factual information put in.

[@smileandshimmy]

My friend and found an old book in the library about this when we were kids. (waaay back in the 80's) We were really into ghosts and weird shit but for some reason we became slightly obsessed with Borley and it really screwed us up for a few years. My friend couldn't have a mirror in her room because of one of the pictures in the book and we constantly obsessed about that frickin' nun. I couldn't look out of a window without imagining her face staring through the window. This went on into our early teens. To be fair, I had been brought up on a healthy diet of ghost stories and horror movies so that probably didn't help. I actually no longer believe in ghosts. Probably burned out the fear part of my brain ;)

[@onyxnightshade]

Bedtime Stories, woohoo! Thank, you for keeping this channels original intro! This intro, along with rustic dark art, and kick-ass narrating. What more, can you ask for. Stay, awesome!

[@alanmoss3603]

First heard this story when I was 8 - and it has fascinated me all my life - as with the 'exploits' of Harry Price! I've been there twice and the place certainly has a spooky chill to it. Really nice retelling of the myth! Thanks guys!

[@LaMonicaWilliams]

AWESOME. So happy to have you back . Two uploads in less than a week. Makes me happy!

[@smii6180]

Thank you so much for another video, and for the trademark intro! Simply amazing 👍🤩

[@blackpeter70]

I really dig the artwork for this series. Evocative, yet uncrowded and unrushed, it shuts the subject matter perfectly. Thanks for posting!

[@blackpeter70]

@Daniel Zuk That's rubbish. I'm AN art snob. Well, not really, anyhow...

[@blackdragon6]

Thank GAWD the intro is back!! 😭😭😭

[@heathermurray6776]

So glad to see this channel growing. Great job

[@chloeharlow5557]

The channel reminds me of fascinating horror! That’s a compliment btw lol. Subscribed

[@jimsy5530]

As for Essex, there's also Canewdon. Borley had the most haunted house in England, Canewdon is apparently the most haunted village in England. I saw a monk there once.

[@jackwatson3944]

"I saw a monk there once" . That was a fascinating story...Thanks.

[@AlottaBoulchit]

My dyslexic ass thought the thumbnail said "GHOSTS OF BORTLY ORTLY" ?¿?¿?¿? 😂

[@TimeCodeMechanics]

YES! THE INTRO IS BACK!!!!

[@am2023]

It is

[@mikshin9825]

Great presentation and artwork as always. Thx for bringing the original theme back.

[@jessieb7600]

Definitely better with the old intro music! Thanks for bringing it back! And a great story, very well done, as usual

[@marshamacmillan]

Wonderful job, Richard :) As always.

[@mrs.elitenugz8491]

: ) ♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@TaoStars309]

Your voice is so soothing. I fall asleep to your videos when I have a hard time resting.

[@adamestrada7610]

You guys are great! This has become my go-to alternative to the weekend horror flicks. Keep up the amazing work.

[@tommychinn3089]

Top vidz mate !! Appropriately named this channel cos I always watch when in bed at night while smoking a joint and having coffee ha ha Keep up the amazing work !!

[@thegent6134]

This channel is criminally underrated. Salute fellas.

[@bella_Areghostsreal]

Fantastic video. Was enraptured the whole time while listening to this. I am planning to do a paranormal investigation there and now it's set the scene nicely for me and I am very excited to go. I did love the fact you don't use too much music, the backgrounds were simple but well done. Also, your voice was soft and created an atmosphere but not in an over the top or exaggerated way. Have totally just subscribed to your channel. Thank you.

[@bella_Areghostsreal]

@Fussbudget the Ninth don't worry I am not going I totally get it.

[@chrisblue1355]

When Douglas Adams (Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy) mentions a place as haunted,that seals it for me...

[@nancyjones6780]

8:55 those kids are so angry 🤣🤣🤣

[@scam2739]

I love your channel ,you really do your homework, it's very much appreciated thank you.

[@soul1984vic]

this is one of my favorite episodes, still a great re watch

[@paulanson100]

Another excellent video. Well done guys.

[@patricklee6066]

Borley is one of those places that looks like it should be haunted,even if it isn't!Very fascinating story,though.

[@Aconitum_napellus]

I think most people would be surprised by the amount of dead people that are buried in quite close proximity to them. Skeletons are often found in peoples gardens, under buildings and it is common practice where suspected burials may be present to conduct archaeological surveys of the area, prior to the construction of new buildings.

[@thebadloser]

When I was a 9 year old in 1972 my parents got me the Guinness Book of Records for Christmas and Borley Rectory was listed in there as 'the world's most haunted house!' Totally fired my imagination as a child and I always wanted to visit the grounds. Still would!

[@1000wastedwords]

Love this! The intro, the story, the art, the whisper. I really think this is perfect. I love when you guys have just that little bit of movement in some parts. Like the one episode with the clouds. Love your channel!

[@loriksinthehouse1803]

Thanks for all you do! Love your channel

[@flashstudiosguy]

Good to see you kept the titles, it didn't have the same kind of X-Files vibe without them

[@hervemaguilera1366]

You have made this story very clear and concret for us. Thank you!

[@More_Row]

You guys are the best, every episode makes me full of excitement.

[@Carlottax7]

I totally believe in ghosts because I was brought up in a haunted house. I still regularly wake up screaming from nightmares about it 37 years after moving out of the house.

[@stepheniuni2857]

My favorite channel!! Keep it up guys!! Amazing!!!

[@80sgirl96]

You guys are spoiling all of us this week! I love it!

[@montey1]

Wonderful. Wonderful...I so, so enjoy your work.

[@stephenblack5425]

Your narration of this tale demonstrates an art of pure perfection 💓 you have my respect

[@mymom4126]

This channel is gold

[@Yet1moreUtuber]

Thumbs up and like button smashed!

[@summerwall]

Thanks for bringing back the intro 😊

[@jacobprice2579]

Tunnels under the church could be for escaping priests. I used to live next to a church in a small village called Ratby near Leicester and there was an old folk tale that there was a bricked up secret passage from the church which popped up under my house. That would have been built so the priest could quickly escape to the blacksmiths (what my house had been previously) and hide.

[@niteshmurti]

The artwork is too good

[@mikeyturcanu]

thanks

[@SpaceGhostFan]

Mikey Turcanu You do amazing work, mate! Makes me want to keep drawing!

[@nelzelpher2088]

Mikey Turcanu is that a drawing of yourself?

[@Desireesorenson]

Absolutely terrifying I love these kind of old haunted stories my favorite their creepier because they have a history not cheap thrills or gore. Also I love your channel I've listened to quite a few of your stories and all are excellent and your voice and narration are exquisite 👏♥️

[@feathers3411]

Literally just up the road from me! Exciting ;D I always heard lots about the rectory as a kid, and I've walked by more than a few times. It's very pretty, and quite calming. Never seen a spook, but here's hoping!

[@knottyeti]

I dont particularly believe in the paranormal but Borley church really does have a spooky vibe to it. It looks exactly like the sketch in this video including the topiary. I've only ever been there at night after dropping someone off in nearby Foxearth and the mist would sit about chest height among those hedges in the churchyard adding to the atmosphere.

[@rozbeaumont4587]

Thank you for this. I have harry price,s 1st edition book. i have been to Borley when we lived down there.its nice to have someone speaking with a nice voice,instead of being silly as some documentary,s have been

[@ladonamariposavigilis6447]

Two in one week? You're spoiling us, but I like it!😁 Would you consider doing the body in boiler #9? It's screaming for an explanation. This is hands down the most underrated channel on KZbin!

[@BedtimeStoriesChannel]

Not heard of that, but will look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@sparkki44]

Your spoiling us 👍🏾💕

[@renegadetrooper7224]

Hey thanks for two videos in less than a week awesome.

[@maga8307]

Very interesting. Love stories like this. Also iove the way the narrater speaks.

[@WhatTheFrenchToast]

I love this channel! Been listening on another account at night. Narration rocks! Inspired us to start our own channel. Subbed liked! Keep it going!