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The Abandoned Children of Wailing Wood
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Watton, Norfolk, England (map)
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Dated: 1541 - 1572
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Can you imagine being lost and alone in a dark wood at night? The tale is set in Wayland Wood in Norfolk and nearby Griston Hall was once home to a very wicked uncle.
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There are 29 comments for this story.
Latest comments:
| Name: Aki Emily. |
15th October 2009 |
| This is a really sad myth/legend. But thenice guy was really a liar! He didn't come back for the kids! I liked it, though. |
| Name: Hokes |
1st October 2009 |
| this is an okay myth but i think the animation is rubbish |
| Name: Molly |
28th August 2009 |
| i would never leave kids in the wood if i said id be back i would go back with bread like i said |
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