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that'll soak you to the skin. By Monday, temperatures will rise slowly but surely reaching

their peak in the afternoon.

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Welcome to part two of our interview with Julie Nunes about the Big Sir Lighthouse. And thank you for being a gravekeeper and keeping the grave talks on the air. Earlier you were talking about some of the docents had seen

full-bodied apparitions and you yourself had seen half of an apparition. Is there any

inclination as to who was seen in that account?

The one dozen that saw two, every Thursday we have Restoration Day.

And she dust the headkeeper's house.

And she was in the first bedroom upstairs.

And the door's kind of noisy when you open it and close it in that house.

And she heard somebody walking on the stairs.

And so she peeks out and she sees this woman in 1900 dress, you know, a skirt, dark skirt to the ankle, white blouse with like poofy around the shoulders, long sleeve, button collar buttoned up all the way, hair up in a bun.

And the woman stops, turns and looks over her shoulder at the docent,

smiles, and then disappears in front of her, her eyes.

And then about six months later, she was taking a break from dusting in the same building,

and she was sitting on the couch in the limerring room area looking out towards the triplex,

which is a stone building where three of the families left, and lo and behold, a lighthouse keeper walks by.

None of the other docent's dress like that.

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