Take your time. This is not a competition just a bit of interesting fun.
I would draw your attention to the chest in the far right hand corner of the room
For those who are inexperienced let me say again. Do not think, as in psychism the mind is the enemy. Trust the first thing that comes and see where it leads. click me
let each impression be registered and allowed to go leaving space for the next. Enjoy.
Bravo
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I got rather weirdly, a feeling of 'creaking' and 'not belonging'...though the not belonging was more with regard to the chair than to the chest.
I suppose, given the amount of wood there that creaking would be a natural thought, and don't know where the not belonging came from...but you did say to put what occurred and that is what occured lol
Sia
Fraid to say Im blank on this one
I'll have alook again later
meiah
I thought of the sea. Was the chest reclaimed from a shipwreck, or transported by pilgrims?
wackyjacky
Well, I thought...
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that the chest belonged in a bedroom and that at some point it had also been used to store an armour of a sort! I'm probably wrong but those were the first impressions that I got. I even got colour
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billy nomates
anne boleyn connection?
david hobbs
Here is the answer.
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'The chest belonged to Cunning Murrell the south Essex cunning man. He was held in high esteem for his healing abilities. He did live near to the tames Esuary so their is a good chance that the chest came from a ship. Creaking timberes etc.
Google Cunning Murrell for more info.
I try to put interesting oblects on here as they do have a history behind them'
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