I don't know what i would do.If I was walking around the Tower, and saw her ghost at a distance, I might watch to see where it was going, but don't know if i would talk to her,I might actually run.I had heard the story of the ghostly procession led by Anne in the chapel there.There are several ghosts at the Tower. They say on the anniversery of the death of Blessed Margaret Plantagenet Pole, her ghost is seen running around to escape the executioner and his axe. She was a cousin of Henry and had been governess to Mary1, Henry and Catherine Of Aragon's daughter, and her son was Cardinal Reginald Pole.When she was to be executed, she refused to lay her head on the block and started to run to escape him as he hacked at her shoulders and neck. He finally got her head off.

There is also said to be a ghost bear too at the tower.One night a sentry ran his bayonet or sword through the thing.

They used to have bear baiting at the tower.They had like an areana or whatever into which they put a bear, and would release dogs into this pit  that would attack the bear or whatever animal was in the pit.That;s how pit bulls got their name and reputation as fighting dogs.

I feel like Anne would not haunt places of her past…maybe when she was executed and after the years when Mary I and Edward I were on the throne but then I feel that when her daughter claimed the throne Anne was at peace.  I think that was really what she wanted was an amazing legacy in her daughter which she got.  So I just don't feel like she would be haunting places anymore.  But I did see some show once where they went to Heaver Castle and were 'hunting for anne' and they were like 'oh a ghost'! and it would be the wind blowing the curtains and there was this ghost hunter who was ready to rip up the castle to get to Anne but she was like 'I can't find Anne' and I thought maybe it's because she isn't there…

but anyways point is it was a weird show.

I'm not sure I saw it online somewhere.  But it was sort of like they were making fun of her being like 'here she is with her head chopped off' and it sort of made me sad.

I either A.Respect the dead and deceased enough not to go around being sort of overly grotesque and obnoxious about ghosts that aren't there.  Or B.I just get protective about Anne.  I think its more option B though.

But the show was so rubbish it was like 'do people really take you seriously in this ghost hunting profession'  but then again I do love a good haunted/creepy setting..

I don’t believe in ghosts either.

Many years ago, there was a tv show on possibly Channel 4 about the supernatural and ghosts. One case the experts looked at was a Welsh pub where parts of the bar and cellar were in a cave or tunnel and that was where must of the ghostly noises were heard.

The experts installed their various equipment but nothing happened for several day until there was a thunderstorm and you could clearly hear voices. It turned out the the rock had a high percentage of iron oxide and under the right conditions , ie an electrical storm, acted as a magnetic tape(think old style cassettes) and would replay conversations at a later date when the conditions were right again..

It was interesting watching them try to find the correct frequency to make the walls “speak”..

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Bella44 said

Was that the Hever Castle episode of ‘Most Haunted’?

Those shows are so rubbish – just a bunch of people standing in a dark room going “Oooh did you ‘ear that?”

The episodes where they’re trying to get in contact with the ghost of someone famous are especially bad.  The presenters are always a bit surprised to learn that ghosts apparently have better things to do than magically move chairs for their enjoyment.

I agree completely, if you are in the dark you other senses compensate and an earwig fart can seem like a knocking on the wall. It’s a mass hysteria of sorts, one person feels fear or feels something touch them everyone else picks up on it and acts as one would expect.
It’s the same principal on a roller coaster, if one person screams then generally they all scream.
I also feel that a lot of the knocks and bangs that can be heard from time to time are actually from the result of the backstage crew doing it along with other moans and groans and movement of objects etc.
Yvette also paints a very spooky picture at the start of every show(and very often gets it things wrong concerning the historical aspect too) and this alone will play on people’s minds, the inclusion of the psychic mediums just helps to further the “fear” the viewer is feeling. They know the history of the place even though they say they don’t, David Acorah showboating antics used to make me scream, with laughter that is, but it obviously worked because the show had and still has, it’s devoted fanbase.