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Owners of The White Hart Inn Pub in Bodmin, England Cornwall counts claim that their pub real phantom.
An invisible guest from the other world has a habit of barely audible ringing empty glasses scattered across the bar counter accessories and move chairs around the hall. However, the other day a ghost threw out a completely unexpected, albeit harmless trick, which made the pub staff open their mouths in surprise.
On Monday, December 19, the owners of the establishment proudly posted a photo of Christmas on Facebook Christmas tree set that day at the bar. The British dressed the forest beautiful silver and gold balls as well as attractive tinsel. They crowned the holiday tree with a five-pointed red star. Nevertheless, on the morning of the 20th day, the personnel who came to work turned out to be amazed that someone managed to turn over the spruce overnight. There were no signs of breaking into the premises, while from the pub nothing was lost, so the British reasonably considered that it ghost trick, and did not call the police.
Upon learning of this, the owners of The White Hart Inn posted World Wide Web a new shot of the Christmas tree, providing it commentary: “Look what our friendly ghost threw in this time! At least he has a sense of humor. ”
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Richard Jago, a waiter working here, shared with reporters with their impressions of the trick of the ghost: “We dressed up a Christmas tree on Monday night and went home, and when they returned in the morning, they noticed that it was turned upside down upside down. Only employees have keys, and we don’t have any signs of hacking found. It is very strange. Even those of us who do not believe in ghosts cannot deny the obvious. Spruce rolled over either by itself, or with the help of some supernatural forces. ”
It turned out that the ghostly prankster securely fixed the tree between the floor and the ceiling. Even Christmas tree decorations did not fall down. IN bar after a short meeting decided not to return the tree on winter holidays in the previous form, so as not to upset the playful phantom. Moreover, that is how it looks even more original and attractive for visitors to a pub …
