Ghosts of Blickling Hall - National Trust

So I can't remember if it was last episode or episode before where I mentioned that I kind of had ideas for summer.

So, um, we travel to lots of National Trust sites.

We're, we are National Trust members.

This podcast is not sponsored.

Um- Please sponsor us National Trust ... oh, my God.

Could you imagine? [laughs] We'll come and investigate all of your locations.

I'll come to every location and investigate it all.

But I just thought, like, you know, obviously the history you read on the way, the way round some of these buildings is amazing, and I thought, like, "Some of these have got to be, got to have- Oh, yeah ...

some decent stories, um, behind them." So going straight into it, the, um, the site that I picked literally, which I'll discuss a little bit further, it always comes up as, like, number one most haunted- Oh ...

one out of all the sites, and it's Blickling in Norfolk.

I don't know if you know that one.

Not heard of that.

No.

So obviously Norfolk, like East Anglia coast, um, this building...

Well, it's, it's one of those classic things.

The site is, like, from the Neolithic period, so, like, old, old- Mm-hmm ... old, old.

Um, and it actually, the, the name of it comes from the Old English word beceling, which means a grassy bank next to a stream.

Okay.

I love it.

I like the old, the Old English names.

Like, our town name, which I won't dox us on the internet for, but that, that translates to the grass or the green- Does it? ...

by the river or something like that.

Hmm.

Yeah.

A- a- and then the, the tri- I can't...