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Haunted follies and drowned villages: Britain's eeriest Halloween trips
A Halloween travel guide rounds up spooky places to visit in Britain. Picks include the Racton Monument near Chichester, a folly commissioned by the second Earl of Halifax that is said to be haunted, and Wales's Pontsticill reservoir, built in 1927, whose bell-mouth spillway looks like a giant plughole and where a submerged village with a 15th-century church resurfaces during droughts.

This summary is based on reporting by The Guardian.
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