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I guess I first heard about Rosaline's Grave from friends at school. The story goes that Rosaline was a witch and is buried at White's Chapel, and her face can be seen on the side of her tombstone. The saying goes that if you were to touch her face, you would be in a car accident on the way home. Even though I heard the story in school, it wasn't until after I had graduated that I went to check the grave out. I was working at a local restaraunt and someone mentioned Rosaline's Grave. The manager said that he and three other guys had gone out there once, and wound up pushing the top half of the tombstone over. When they tried to pick it back up, the four of them couldn't budge it. The next day, however, just two of them went there and set it back up. It was soon after this that I visited the grave for the first time.
White's Chapel is a small white wood-frame church in a very hilly and rural part of northwestern Ireland, Derry, near the little town of Limavady. One afternoon I drove out to see if I could find it. Rosaline’s grave was near the front of the cemetery, by the road. It wasn’t a really old looking tombstone as I was expecting. It really wasn’t scary at all in the daylight. I wasn’t sure where to look to see Rosaline’s face, or just what it should look like, so I was disappointed to not see it. I did think to bring my camera, though, and photographed the tombstone. I got the photos back from the developer about a week later and didn’t notice anything unusual until I looked close at Rosaline’s tombstone. I was surprised to see, in the shadows on the side, near the top…..a face! It was kind of like a charcoal sketch, but it was definitely there, very distinct.
In the years since, I have made many trips out to Rosaline’s Grave. Now that I know where to look, I usually see her face. It is not always there, though. It also seems to change from time to time, sometimes happy, sometimes frowning. I never was brave enough to touch the face, though. Recently my teenage niece, Becky, has become interested in these tales, and I have taken her and some of her friends out to see Rosaline. One of her friends, Dusty, took another friend there last year. The following is what Dusty said happened that night.
While at the grave, looking at Rosaline’s face, Dusty's friend dared Dusty to touch it, so he did. On the drive home, they missed a curve and went off into a field. They got out of the car to check for damage. Not finding any, they got back in. As they were driving away, they noticed footprints going up the windshield of the car. Dusty tried the windshield wipers to clean them off, but they were still there. Dusty then wiped at them with his finger and found that the footprints were on the inside of the car!
I did not witness this event, but know Dusty pretty well, and I have no reason to not believe him.
Thanks for reading
Feel free to post your opinions
Bckpac
:>P
White's Chapel is a small white wood-frame church in a very hilly and rural part of northwestern Ireland, Derry, near the little town of Limavady. One afternoon I drove out to see if I could find it. Rosaline’s grave was near the front of the cemetery, by the road. It wasn’t a really old looking tombstone as I was expecting. It really wasn’t scary at all in the daylight. I wasn’t sure where to look to see Rosaline’s face, or just what it should look like, so I was disappointed to not see it. I did think to bring my camera, though, and photographed the tombstone. I got the photos back from the developer about a week later and didn’t notice anything unusual until I looked close at Rosaline’s tombstone. I was surprised to see, in the shadows on the side, near the top…..a face! It was kind of like a charcoal sketch, but it was definitely there, very distinct.
In the years since, I have made many trips out to Rosaline’s Grave. Now that I know where to look, I usually see her face. It is not always there, though. It also seems to change from time to time, sometimes happy, sometimes frowning. I never was brave enough to touch the face, though. Recently my teenage niece, Becky, has become interested in these tales, and I have taken her and some of her friends out to see Rosaline. One of her friends, Dusty, took another friend there last year. The following is what Dusty said happened that night.
While at the grave, looking at Rosaline’s face, Dusty's friend dared Dusty to touch it, so he did. On the drive home, they missed a curve and went off into a field. They got out of the car to check for damage. Not finding any, they got back in. As they were driving away, they noticed footprints going up the windshield of the car. Dusty tried the windshield wipers to clean them off, but they were still there. Dusty then wiped at them with his finger and found that the footprints were on the inside of the car!
I did not witness this event, but know Dusty pretty well, and I have no reason to not believe him.
Thanks for reading
Feel free to post your opinions
Bckpac
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Exactly, I can't spell, that's why I abbreviate
JBH
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Judah Ben-Hur wrote:
> Bckpac wrote:
> Bckpac
> :>P
>
> Don't you try to put a signitture at the end of your posts. That's a
> Spam41 kind of thing and I dont like it one bit.
Obviously your too scared to add a signature to your posts because you'll spell it wrong
Bckpac
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> Bckpac wrote:
> Bckpac
> :>P
>
> Don't you try to put a signitture at the end of your posts. That's a
> Spam41 kind of thing and I dont like it one bit.
Obviously your too scared to add a signature to your posts because you'll spell it wrong
Bckpac
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Bckpac wrote:
> Bckpac
> :>P
Don't you try to put a signitture at the end of your posts. That's a Spam41 kind of thing and I dont like it one bit.
> Bckpac
> :>P
Don't you try to put a signitture at the end of your posts. That's a Spam41 kind of thing and I dont like it one bit.
You're a sad little urchin aren't you swander.
Rosaline is dead?
El Blokey wrote:
> If you're stupid enough to post TWO STORIES in ONE DAY in Chat rather
> than the STORIES forum, DESPITE being told about said STORIES forum,
> I'm definitely not getting my hopes up for your stories.
Well guess what mate, you obviously can't read and you are the stupid one because if you would have noticed that in my last story you said the same thing and I said that I didn't want to post the story in that forum because it is crap.
Bckpac
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> If you're stupid enough to post TWO STORIES in ONE DAY in Chat rather
> than the STORIES forum, DESPITE being told about said STORIES forum,
> I'm definitely not getting my hopes up for your stories.
Well guess what mate, you obviously can't read and you are the stupid one because if you would have noticed that in my last story you said the same thing and I said that I didn't want to post the story in that forum because it is crap.
Bckpac
:>P
If you're stupid enough to post TWO STORIES in ONE DAY in Chat rather than the STORIES forum, DESPITE being told about said STORIES forum, I'm definitely not getting my hopes up for your stories.
I guess I first heard about Rosaline's Grave from friends at school. The story goes that Rosaline was a witch and is buried at White's Chapel, and her face can be seen on the side of her tombstone. The saying goes that if you were to touch her face, you would be in a car accident on the way home. Even though I heard the story in school, it wasn't until after I had graduated that I went to check the grave out. I was working at a local restaraunt and someone mentioned Rosaline's Grave. The manager said that he and three other guys had gone out there once, and wound up pushing the top half of the tombstone over. When they tried to pick it back up, the four of them couldn't budge it. The next day, however, just two of them went there and set it back up. It was soon after this that I visited the grave for the first time.
White's Chapel is a small white wood-frame church in a very hilly and rural part of northwestern Ireland, Derry, near the little town of Limavady. One afternoon I drove out to see if I could find it. Rosaline’s grave was near the front of the cemetery, by the road. It wasn’t a really old looking tombstone as I was expecting. It really wasn’t scary at all in the daylight. I wasn’t sure where to look to see Rosaline’s face, or just what it should look like, so I was disappointed to not see it. I did think to bring my camera, though, and photographed the tombstone. I got the photos back from the developer about a week later and didn’t notice anything unusual until I looked close at Rosaline’s tombstone. I was surprised to see, in the shadows on the side, near the top…..a face! It was kind of like a charcoal sketch, but it was definitely there, very distinct.
In the years since, I have made many trips out to Rosaline’s Grave. Now that I know where to look, I usually see her face. It is not always there, though. It also seems to change from time to time, sometimes happy, sometimes frowning. I never was brave enough to touch the face, though. Recently my teenage niece, Becky, has become interested in these tales, and I have taken her and some of her friends out to see Rosaline. One of her friends, Dusty, took another friend there last year. The following is what Dusty said happened that night.
While at the grave, looking at Rosaline’s face, Dusty's friend dared Dusty to touch it, so he did. On the drive home, they missed a curve and went off into a field. They got out of the car to check for damage. Not finding any, they got back in. As they were driving away, they noticed footprints going up the windshield of the car. Dusty tried the windshield wipers to clean them off, but they were still there. Dusty then wiped at them with his finger and found that the footprints were on the inside of the car!
I did not witness this event, but know Dusty pretty well, and I have no reason to not believe him.
Thanks for reading
Feel free to post your opinions
Bckpac
:>P
White's Chapel is a small white wood-frame church in a very hilly and rural part of northwestern Ireland, Derry, near the little town of Limavady. One afternoon I drove out to see if I could find it. Rosaline’s grave was near the front of the cemetery, by the road. It wasn’t a really old looking tombstone as I was expecting. It really wasn’t scary at all in the daylight. I wasn’t sure where to look to see Rosaline’s face, or just what it should look like, so I was disappointed to not see it. I did think to bring my camera, though, and photographed the tombstone. I got the photos back from the developer about a week later and didn’t notice anything unusual until I looked close at Rosaline’s tombstone. I was surprised to see, in the shadows on the side, near the top…..a face! It was kind of like a charcoal sketch, but it was definitely there, very distinct.
In the years since, I have made many trips out to Rosaline’s Grave. Now that I know where to look, I usually see her face. It is not always there, though. It also seems to change from time to time, sometimes happy, sometimes frowning. I never was brave enough to touch the face, though. Recently my teenage niece, Becky, has become interested in these tales, and I have taken her and some of her friends out to see Rosaline. One of her friends, Dusty, took another friend there last year. The following is what Dusty said happened that night.
While at the grave, looking at Rosaline’s face, Dusty's friend dared Dusty to touch it, so he did. On the drive home, they missed a curve and went off into a field. They got out of the car to check for damage. Not finding any, they got back in. As they were driving away, they noticed footprints going up the windshield of the car. Dusty tried the windshield wipers to clean them off, but they were still there. Dusty then wiped at them with his finger and found that the footprints were on the inside of the car!
I did not witness this event, but know Dusty pretty well, and I have no reason to not believe him.
Thanks for reading
Feel free to post your opinions
Bckpac
:>P
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