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The spectre of Sir Francis Drake, driving a hearse with headless horses, at Buckland Abbey, Devon; ghostly hammering heard in the Blue Room of Glamis Castle, Scotland; the ghostly, faithful dog Gellert, seen in and around Bedgellert (Grave of Gellert), where it saved a boy from a wolf but was mistakenly killed when its master saw blood on its mouth; the spectres, in Welsh costume, of Sarah Ponsonby and Lady Eleanor Butler, "the Ladies of Llangollen", seen in their home Plas Newydd in Llangollen, Wales; the sound of bells, from a sunken ship, heard near Forrabury, Cornwall; the ghostly old woman, in a red headscarf, haunting Kitty Steps, by a pool in Lydford Gorge, Dartmoor; the blue-clad spectre of Anne Boleyn in Hampton Court Palace; the spectral monk of the Old Priory in Trevethey, Cornwall; the large, bearded spectre that haunts bedrooms in Glamis Castle, Scotland; and the Blue Lady of Berry Pomeroy Castle, Devon, who lures men to heir deaths and is sometimes a portent of death, are among the ghosts, haunted places, folklore, myths and legends of Britain.

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