Hello Freddie Walker to another episode of Decoding the Unknown as always.

I'm your host Simon in this one today the ghost ship the Mary Celeste. If you're new here

if you're a new listener or watcher depending on how you consume this show it goes out as both

the podcast and a YouTube channel so there's that what a thrill Katie writes me a

script I've got it right in front of me right here. Did I say it's the

ghost ship the Mary Celeste? I've definitely heard of this. There's that

creepy painting. There's nothing creepy about the painting of the Mary Celeste.

Jen, for viewers, if you're watching it now, our video editor Jen, I'm sure we'll put it up on the screen

there's nothing creepy about it except for the fact that you know it disappeared

and it's appeared and you know all those like horror movies and stuff or you know

I don't know maybe just one horror movie where you've seen where this picture comes up and it's like it's not scary

But because of the context for some reason that painting of the Mary Celeste is super creepy

Anyway, maybe you've never heard of it and you're wondering what on earth I'm banging

on about. In that case, welcome. Good news, you're about to find out an awful lot. Let's go.

go. This could be a house or even a whole town that has been left to the element slowly succumbing back to nature with a few creepy reminders of its past life remaining for those curious

enough to go looking.

And also they do great as YouTube videos.

I've got a channel called Side Projects on YouTube in addition to this one and several others.

If you didn't know.

And anytime it's like abandoned buildings, that's going to be a winner.

Then there's the other type of abandonment, the feeling that you've walked into a place and just missed someone.

Everything is still in place, but there's no one to be found.

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