The Plough was an exclusive event to Simply Ghost Nights and it did not disappoint on this Monday night event. The recent reports we had been given was that the bar area was a hive of activity, so we focused our infra red detectors in this area and too our amazement they were set off on numerous occasions. It was in the bar that all the groups reported the most aggressive table tipping and glass work.
Also in the bar area both Stuart and Emma heard a growl very clearly and a group heard the distinct sound of footsteps and when they turned around to see who was there, no one was there.
In the attic there was reports of a large number of ghost hunters feeling literally quite sick at once, at they all felt the urge to leave the attic as they couldn’t stand the feelings of fear and dread anymore. Marie said she felt as though she was been watched and Brenda, Shelly said they also had these feelings too.
In the dining area we locked the room down and set up our infra red motion cameras, and whilst holding a séance we witnessed on the monitor the movement of some very large orbs that kept the group fascinated and entertained by their movement .
All in all it was somewhat of an experience at The plough and who knows if shall return their again. The team now look forward to the Sheffield & Fire Police Museum with TV’s Chris Conway on the 28th of May.
Also in the bar area both Stuart and Emma heard a growl very clearly and a group heard the distinct sound of footsteps and when they turned around to see who was there, no one was there.
In the attic there was reports of a large number of ghost hunters feeling literally quite sick at once, at they all felt the urge to leave the attic as they couldn’t stand the feelings of fear and dread anymore. Marie said she felt as though she was been watched and Brenda, Shelly said they also had these feelings too.
In the dining area we locked the room down and set up our infra red motion cameras, and whilst holding a séance we witnessed on the monitor the movement of some very large orbs that kept the group fascinated and entertained by their movement .
All in all it was somewhat of an experience at The plough and who knows if shall return their again. The team now look forward to the Sheffield & Fire Police Museum with TV’s Chris Conway on the 28th of May.
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