Greetings everyone.

Lovely to have you with me for another episode of hauntings, a series in which we endeavour to explore how our lives, our modern lives, intersect comfortably or uncomfortably with phenomena that many people experience, but that a relative few are prepared to have serious conversations about.

It's a subject that's swept under the carpet, hidden away.

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Okay, time to pick up a burden, a necessary burden, and take it with us.

There's multiple locations for this one.

The theme is really a landscape feature, I suppose you might say, corpse roads,

coffin roads.

It's the ways, the old ways, that were used by communities to transport coffins, you know, the mortal remains, the loved bodies across the landscape from wherever

they were living to consecrated ground. And they used to criss-cross the landscape, but of course with modern

attitudes to death, a lot of that's changed. Some of the ways are still there, or some of them are

there in bits and pieces, but it's like a fading spider's web of ways, you know, the ways of the

dead. There's a number of occasions, places know, the ways of the dead.

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