Ghost Walks
HOSTED BY GHOST GUIDE DANIEL – Personal experience from once guest of the tours. Not at night like you think! But on a sunny Sunday morning with his wife. The energy of the Ruins playing tricks and talking to them in a spooky way.
Feature Locations: Hermitage Ruins, Ancaster (Hamilton), Ontario, Canada
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Feature Locations: Ancaster (Hamilton), Ontario, Canada- –
HOSTED BY GHOST GUIDE DANIEL – New creepiest experience ever for me… at the Hermitage Ruins. A unique night of the Full Moon. Warn, gusts of wind and only 4 days before Halloween. Never had I’ve felt such energy! Leading up to a new ghostly experience in the back of the Ruins.
Plus, a little love all around from an amazing Halloween month!
Feature Locations: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada- –
HOSTED BY GHOST GUIDE DANIEL – I got stood up! Article writer was set to call, and then didn’t. Breaking my heart! Well, maybe not that dramatic. But assumed she was fired. Instead, the article was posted on a different site. Perfect time for a review. Would I have chosen this Top 5? Are there mistakes?
Main Subject: Ancaster (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) – –
A sensitive sent in a detailed email of impressions from Ancaster’s Hermitage Ruins. Daniel goes over each one, attempting to connect it to history and ghost stories. Finally, a description of the infamous William Black. Also, knowing the tour groups aren’t hated.
Then, Daniel opens up about a personal experience with a psychic from Toronto, named Jim Hunt. The time this man blew his belief right open with a simple question, “Do you know Lily?”
Her connection to his past. And the possible spirit of the twin he always wanted.
Main Subject: Hermitage Ruins & City of Halifax (Ancaster, Ontario & Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) – –
Daniel’s back… for the podcast & leading the first Hermitage since 2020. And a first for Daniel, how he made a kid feel sick!
Then, the reason there was no show last week. Talking about a trip to the Maritimes, ending in the spectacular city of Halifax. Taking the ‘oldest ghost tour in North America’. And a couple memorable moments, including the 5 Fisherman Restaurant.