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"My hair was blonde," she says, over and over. Listen to her ghostly story, told near a single lit candle in a New England graveyard by Yankee's Justin Shatwell.
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Reader Comments
Comment from Sylvia Needel on October 27, 2009
Wow - eerie and gentle.
Comment from Mel Allen on October 28, 2009
start to finish this was a one person production. You can see much more of Justin Shatwell's creative and eerie mind in the pages of each issue of Yankee. Or type in his name in the search box and see a whole range of his videos.
Comment from Lori Pedrick on October 28, 2009
Eerie and so very cool. Justin, you are so talented.
Comment from Helen Tochka on October 29, 2009
Amazing atmosphere! LOVED IT! Thank you, Justin.
Comment from Lezlie Roark on November 7, 2009
A Beautifully melancholy moment.
Comment from Robert Fitton on October 14, 2010
Justin,
This work is both intriguing and so captivating as to render the listener begging to know more about this lost soul. I did not find your work spooky or pandering to the usual graveyard theatrics. Rather, I found myself empathetic and sensitive to the spirit of she who was blonde. Bravo!
Robert P. Fitton
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