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Tulip Staircase Ghost

by J.Woolford
(Plymouth,England)

The Tulip Staircase Ghost

The Tulip Staircase Ghost

(I DID NOT TAKE THIS PHOTO, BUT ITS BEST THAT I GET YOU INTRESTED IN THIS)..................................

This is a Picture of a 'Ghost', taken at Greenwich at the Queens house on the tulip staircase.

Photo was taken by Brian Tremain of National Maritime Museum. He tries to reduce the effect on the picture.

(THIS IS THE ORIGiNAL PHOTOGRAPH)

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Tulip Staircase Ghost

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Oct 21, 2009
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the Ghost
by: Angel

Often, ghosts are caught in the last moments of their death. This one seems to either be running from, or chasing after something/some one.

Oct 18, 2009
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A Dream in Ripped Time
by: Vlad the Inhaler

This is a singular image insofar as it captures a true quantum/ psychic event. A sleeping dreamer occupies the exact position and "experiences" the vague, half-conscious sentinence of the cowled figure in the photograph, but not necessarily at the moment the photo was taken. True time, as opposed to the temporal grid of duration that we experience, is something in which every event thas ever occured and ever will occur is happening simultaneously.

How many times have you dreamt of struggling with a seemingly innocuous obstacle (such as a staircase) with the feeling of getting nowhere, but everywhere at once? Could this be YOU?!?

Oct 18, 2009
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A Dream in Ripped Time
by: Vlad the Inhaler

This is a singular image insofar as it captures a true quantum/ psychic event. A sleeping dreamer occupies the exact position and "experiences" the vague, half-conscious sentinence of the cowled figure in the photograph, but necessarily at the moment the photo was taken. True time, as opposed to the temporal grid of duration that we experience, is something in which every event thas ever occured and ever will occur is happening simultaneously.

How many times have you dreamt of struggling with a seemingly innocuous obstacle (such as a staircase) with the feeling of getting nowhere, but everywhere at once? Could this be YOU?!?

Sep 05, 2009
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what can i say
by: star

What can I say ? I dont have the words.beautfully done!

Jun 07, 2009
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Look at lower right HAND
by: Anonymous

You know when you are really tired and have to drag yourself up the stairs? Thats what this picture looks like. Lower on the banister is a hand and another stretch out and up as if someone is stretching and leaning. Looking at the color it looks like a Renaissance painting of a person stretched and maybe toyed with via photo shop perhaps?

Apr 06, 2009
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What The Heck Jessica,2
by: J.Woolford

and if it isn't that...

not being insulting or anything..


if you can see the pic..then you might have a vision problem.

Lol.

Apr 06, 2009
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What The Hell Jessica?
by: J.Woolford

how can you not see anything?


your computer not load pics on this site or somthing?...

Mar 26, 2009
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huh?
by: Jessica

I can't see anything!

Mar 18, 2009
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cool!!!
by: Red Enigma

what a nice pic! this is co freak'n cool!!!!

Mar 17, 2009
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creepy!
by: sarah meris

this picture is so creepy!!! but its very intresting!

Mar 14, 2009
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Thank You J. Woolford
by: Brenda - Webmaster

Thanks for this historical pic!

Brenda
Webmaster

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