Hold hands, close your eyes. It's half past midnight, and you're listening to the ghost story of death.

Welcome to the ghost story, guys. I'm Brad in store. I'm Paul Bestol, and this is the show where we talk about

spooks, specters, and all the other things watching us from the shadows beyond the campfire. Some

conversations only make sense after the sun has set, and this is most definitely one. Thanks for

tuning in. This is episode number 160. I blank for a second, I'm Paul. And we're coming to you from

that tiny mountain cabin you dream about, but can never quite reach. Mr. Bestol, you have returned

from the wilds of Scotland. How are you? I'm very well. I'm glad to suggest that I've not brought

anything home with me, though it could be a little bit too soon to be sure. I mean, you did bring

home an adorable Loch Ness monster statue. I did. Yes. Yes. To go with my cryptid collection. So it

take pride of place between the flatwoods monster and the Bigfoot. Fabulous. And you also

stocked up your library. Tell us a little bit about your Edinburgh adventure.

Yes. So we thought, well, we've got two days. So let's try and fit a week's worth of things into it.

So I went to a new museum that's only recently opened, which is folklore, magic, and witchcraft,

which after a bit of tracking down we got into, which had lovely collection, like I say,

it's only recently opened. So it's fairly new, but that was quite interesting and had

it had a look around their exhibits. And so their marvelous collection of Ouija boards. And

I've never seen an original park of Brothers One. Oh, very cool. So that was good with the original

planned shed and box and everything. And they had loads of witch blessings and spells and knitted

items and curse deflectors and mummified cat and shoes that had been uncovered out of a building

as well. Witch marks. So it was lovely little collection. So that was that was pretty good on

the Friday. And then Saturday we did the tour of the city and went to the museum, which was marvellous

or some wonderful Ghanaian costumes like a giant crocodile man and celebrations of the dead that

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