One of the questions paranormal investigators ask themselves is regarding the location of haunted sites. Anecdotal evidence tells us that there are a lot of haunted buildings by rivers and other bodies of water.

Folklore tells us that ghosts can’t cross running water, so does this mean that spirits hit a river and then stop at the nearest building? Science tells us that water conducts electricity dissipating the current, so it is a barrier to the passage of electricity, which backs up the folklore. That still leaves us with the question about hauntings near bodies of water. Whether you believe in science or folklore, we are left with a lot of ghosts residing along our waterways.

The old woolen mill has a history of haunted happenings. From the spotting of shadow figures to lights turning on and off, the old mill is a prime example of a haunted waterway building.

There have been multiple reports of full-bodied apparitions in various locations in the building. A man believed to be a former builder has been spotted in one of the downstairs doorways, as well as on a staircase. A ghostly worker has been spotted near the water wheels. These paranormal experiences don’t cover the other paranormal reports of footsteps, ghostly voices, chairs moving, and strange photographs.

Truth or Fiction? The Cachesaurous weaves the tales, it's up to you where it goes from here. Run home or find the cache if you dare. Perhaps you will have a story to tell of a smiley. Perhaps you will never sleep well again...