A photo from open sources
A resident of the small coastal town of Kingsueara in English County Devon recently took an amazing shot. Thirty-two-year-old novice photographer Nathan Scott believes that in the lens of his camera hit the ghost of Sir Walter Raleigh – English courtier, historian, civil servant and poet, who lived from 1552 to 1618. However, Internet users are definitely not sure that it really can be.
According to the briton, he recently walked along an empty promenade and decided to take some pictures. Returning home, he became view received photos and unexpectedly discovered on one of them a mysterious silhouette resembling a flattened figure of an elderly men with magnificent hair. Nathan immediately remembered Walter Raleigh, who once visited this area and spoke flatteringly about it in his work.
Scott hastened to share the mysterious image with regulars on the World Wide Web, but not all commentators believed that the picture shows a real ghost. “It’s clear that the photo is panoramic. When you take such photos, moving objects can be very distorted, “writes one skeptic.” This Clearly defective shooting. Some passerby got into the frame, and his figure smeared, “says another doubter.
A photo from open sources
However, most users nevertheless agreed that it’s really a phantom, although maybe not medieval courtier, as the author claims. Commentators recall that England is rightfully considered a country inhabited by ghosts, and no it’s not surprising that one guest from another world found himself in Kingsueare was even imprinted on a photograph of a local photographer.
A few words about the English court, whose spirit wanders in England
Sir Walter Raleigh was a very remarkable person. is he became famous for daring attacks on Spanish ships, for which Queen Elizabeth I knighted him. It is believed that this an English courtier, being a colonizer of North America, the first to bring tobacco and potatoes to England. At one time he was engaged the quest for the mythical South American country of Eldorado with fabulous treasures. In addition, Raleigh was a good friend. William Shakespeare and other best British poets of his era.
In 1603, the throne was taken by Jacob I Stewart, testing for Raleigh undisguised hostility. The new monarch fabricated against the court high treason case and imprisoned Walter where he spent fifteen years. In 1618, the knight’s head was cut off. Perhaps this injustice was the reason for numerous rumors that the restless spirit of an aristocrat wanders around England and seeking retribution.
Time
