Show Notes: A haunting at Tempsford Hall

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Tempsofrd Hall

Tempsford Hall in 1890: Bedfordshire Archives

Read more about the history of Tempsford Hall here: https://bedsarchives.bedford.gov.uk/CommunityHistories/Tempsford/Tempsford-Hall.aspx

Tempsford Church

Above is an image of Tempsford Church with its distinctive stripes. This is where the drunken riot happened in 1832. You can read more about that here: https://bedsarchives.bedford.gov.uk/CommunityHistories/Tempsford/A-Riot-in-Tempsford-Church.aspx

Tempsford Riots

A scythe left rusting outside Tempsford Church last year

You can read more about the Whit Sunday bread riots in Tempsfrod here: https://bedsarchives.bedford.gov.uk/CommunityHistories/Tempsford/A-Riot-in-Tempsford.aspx

The ditch which was part of Gannock Castle possible site of the battle of Tempsford

Golden Pheasant Footprint

Below are two photographs of the footprint / outline which Shev found on the floor of the Golden Pheasant. What do you think it might be?

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Published by Natalie Doig

"Science and sorcery." It's a quote from a beekeeper I saw on the TV, about how he sees the work he does keeping bees, a balance between science and sorcery. For me it also sums up my experience of life, my interests and my outlook. I love photography which is a perfect blend of science and sorcery, using light and technology to create magical images. But when I'm not taking photos you'll find me making the podcast Weird in the Wade. I'm also often to be found writing, reading, knitting, riding my mountain bike or drinking coffee watching the world go by. By day I fight for disability rights, equality and inclusion for all.

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