Quote from Angela Jane on September 28, 2020, 7:50 pm

The Wirral Peninsula is filled with natural beauty, family activities, historical treasure hunts, described as a 'true hidden gem' is located not too far from Liverpool. You can actually hop on board a ferry from Liverpool which crosses the River Mersey to the Wirral Peninsula.

Bidston Hill, Wirral Peninsula, is one of the highest points on Merseyside and covers over 100 acres of ancient rock clad fields and forest. There is also an 1800 built windmill which has been a tourist attraction for many years.

Many visitors here have reported seeing ghostly apparitions visibly walking across the meadow and mill area, almost unaware that they are spirit. In the 1800s a former mill worker was tragically murdered here and some believe his spirit roams these fields today.

Others have witnessed a terrifying, pale faced, black robed, malevolent entity which camouflages itself amongst the trees, silently observing passers by.

My own son has encountered this entity when he lived in this area. He felt it to be a demonic in nature and described feeling sheer terror when he realised what he was looking at. He stated that it emanated pure evil and whatever it was he knew immediately that it was no match for him, it was too powerful and it felt different to any force he had ever experienced. For the first time in his whole life he felt complete fear and ran for his life.

Many people say they feel extremely uncomfortable when approaching the old windmill. Could there be some residual negative energy residing here?

There is also a wonderfully ornate abandoned observatory where hundreds of visitors have reported experiencing unexplained phenomena such as mysterious light anomalies, haunting crying sounds and dark shadow figures.

A beautifully scenic area with lots of history, well worth a day trip! Are you brave enough to visit Bidston Hill?

Photographs sourced at wirral.gov.uk | tripadvisor.uk | liverpoolecho.co.uk