Episode 16: Ghosts of the Cape

Legendary Africa

English - October 10, 2020 11:59 - 23 minutes - 27.2 MB
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Hey legends!

It’s Halloween month and that means it’s time for Legendary Africa to get spooky! Join me in Cape Town as we wander through the torture chambers and eerie corridors of the Castle of Good Hope, tiptoe through Claremont Cemetery and keep an ear out for the Headless Rider of Spine Road. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

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“Skeleton Dance” by Myuu (YouTube Audio Library)

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"Classic Horror 1"

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