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The Haunted Plains of Abraham
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Your three-minute read: Take a ghostly stride through the historic battlefield of the Plains of Abraham, where echoes of the past refuse to fade into silence.
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Dear Ghost Enthusiast,
Located within Quebec City, the Plains of Abraham is a beautiful expanse of green space that holds a bloody history. It was on this very field that the fate of a nation was decided in a mere 15 minutes, during the Battle of Quebec in 1759. Today, it's said that the specters of fallen soldiers still haunt this historic ground.
Now a national park, the Plains of Abraham draw visitors keen to explore its historical significance and stunning landscapes. But when the sun sinks low, an otherworldly chill fills the air. The quiet is punctuated by ghostly whispers, eerie mists, and spectral sightings that send shivers down the spine.
Visitors have reported sightings of phantom soldiers, their uniforms echoing bygone eras, their hollow eyes gazing across the battle-scarred terrain. Others speak of ghostly drums and bugles ringing out in the dead of night, reenacting the chilling call to arms.
Perhaps the most famous spirit associated with the Plains is that of General Montcalm, who led the French forces and died from injuries sustained in the battle. He's been seen wandering aimlessly, perhaps replaying his final moments or seeking eternal peace.
While some view the Plains of Abraham as a historical landmark, others see it as a ghostly gathering ground. The chilling sightings and unexplained sounds, however, only add to the intrigue and haunting beauty of this site.
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That's all for this week's stroll through history with Micro Ghosting. Remember, the past is never truly gone; sometimes, it lingers just beyond the corner of your eye.
Yours in ghostly journeys,
105ive Films Fear Lab Team
PS. If you have a local ghost story or a haunted locale to suggest, drop us a line. We are always looking to add more chilling chapters to our weekly dose of ghosts.