Ancient places and tales from your area...

[Nivalis]

Here is a useful link if you want to check if there is a historical monument or the likes (runestones, churches etc etc) in your surroundings, only in sweden though i´m afraid.

http://www.raa.se/kmb/normal.asp

 

[Cerebus]

Not really a great story but the mansion where we spent our prom is said to be haunted and it's got a bloodstain on the floor that can't be washed away.
Some girl drowned in the well in the garden there too.

 

[Patric]

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/patricwrgrden/lst?.dir=/&.src=ph&.done=http%3a//f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/&.view=t

Click on 'Denmark' and you'll see some bad ass chillouts where I live. I'm such a forest cannabis troll haha.

CEREBUS-Fuck yeah man, I'd love to see that. I'm an amateur Ghost hunter, I've done my shit at another old castle in grim desolate North Jutland and that was indeed scary haha lots of odd shit happening that night. Hope to be doing some more if I get the time.

 

[MetalMarianne]

I wish my neighbourhood had ancient storyes.
The whole place was settled just 150 years ago - so, the only stories are from my ancestors. No sagas, no pre-history at all. Just plain stories. Some cheating, some hung ppl, some illegal graves...

If I want a menhir, I would have to build it on my own.

 

[Salix]

@metalmarianne

I´m quite sure that there are ancient myths and tales in Chile, too.
The native people must had those, too.
It would be interessting to compare native chilenic tales with tales from Europe. To different cultures, but both with reference to nature.

"If I want a menhir, I would have to build it on my own."
Good luck Everything starts with a more or less crazy idea, and hunderts of years later, your builduing is a tourist attraction