Bridgetown Ghost Walks mark 10 years of spooky fun
Bridgetown’s annual ghost walk will celebrate its 10th anniversary next month, showcasing local history through eerie storytelling. Society secretary Richard Allen noted the walks are a key fundraiser and have culminated in the publication of a new book on orcharding history. The tours are family-friendly, geared towards children.
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Published 23 Jun 2026, 18:00 UTC
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