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[perpetual]

Hi folks,

You probably weren't expecting to see me here again right now, but I just came back from my trip to the United Kingdom and naturally I saw a few things that reminded me of Project Paranormal, particularly the story Wreckers. I remember googling for the image of that Jamaica Inn sign, knowing nothing about it but what I'd read in the

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[ital_gal]

well as you know i still need to do my wow that was amazing post after the finale, because really, what a story, and i just haven't gotten to it. sigh, guess I'll have to read it again (any excuse to read),but I will do it and soon, promise.

[perpetual]

Hey, I'm just happy to see any response at all to this! Thanks!

[ital_gal]

well, I'm the last one to talk as i had some problems keeping up at the end, but i really miss the chit chat

[scribesds]

Hello!

*Waves…*

Wreckers was partially inspired by an old trip to Cornwall and our visit to the Jamaica Inn. Some of the places I wrote about in the series I have also visited, but not all of them. PP inspired a trip to Bath many moons ago, but it was a flying visit and we didn’t really get chance to look about much. The weather was dreadful, I fell out with my husband, and all in all it wasn’t a happy time and I don’t have pleasant memories of Bath, unfortunately.

Ares did a follow up to Wreckers, and also has some family connections to Cornwall, I believe.

[perpetual]

Ares did mention her Cornish blood! I can't recall which story is the follow up to Wreckers, though. Can you?

[scribesds]

'Twas' Livelihood as I recall...

[perpetual]

Thanks! Now I remember - drinking Spingo was on our list of Project Paranormal -themed things to do in England. Sadly I missed that one and didn't see any additional places in this story that I visited, but I did like the part about how Cornwall almost seems to be a country of its own. I was impressed by the native pride that the Cornish have. There were flags everywhere.

[mendenbar01]

Back for my annual re-real. Such a fantastic series. Every time I get back to Ought but Death I find tears in my eyes by the end. So much hope there, but we don't KNOW! Does everyone make it back and how much are they changed? I have a fond wish for a someday story but the Queen hasn't seen fit to gift me with a crystal skull so I don't suppose I will ever see one. Great thanks and much admiration to all the fine authors who contributed to this series.

[perpetual]

Oh wow, thanks for leaving the comment to say so! Haven't seen much action around here. I'll try to alert the actual writers to your comment, as I'm sure they'd appreciate it.

[mendenbar01]

You said everything I think about this series and I have come back periodically to reread. I do wish for one more story for closure. Thank you everyone involved in this wonderful series!!

Amazing series

[anonymous]

Hello writers of Project Paranormal

Just found this again having read it (twice) a few years back, and realised I've never posted here to say thanks and how much I've enjoyed reading it.

I have lived in the UK for the majority of my life, and am currently residing in London. I have therefore found it amusing on occasional trips, particularly to the South West, when I come across a village name or a story in a museum that sounds vaguely familiar, and then I realise I read about it here!

Wonder if you'll come back one day with a 'what happened next' to this 'what happened next' tale, but in any case, this is a real gem.

All the best