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Model rendered in Daz ..post work in PSP...I used one of my cloud pictures as the base and painted more inot the sky...and some mist.

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This story has been around since I can remeber..many people have seen her around the golf course near the beach....here is her story...

Doris Gravlin, the Golf Course Ghost, was strangled by her husband Victor in September 1936, dragged across the 7th fairway at the Victoria Golf Course and hidden under a pile of logs beside the beach. The course is famous for its seaside setting and the ghost of Gravlin, who has made frequent appearances since her murder.

Over the years there have been many sightings of Doris. Why she became known as the “April” Ghost is a mystery. She may appear in any month, with late March being the commonest. She prefers two areas, and two times of day. Between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. she strides through the golf course looking like a normal human, except for her old-fashioned clothes. Between 9:30 and 10:00 p.m., the most common time to see her, she appears at the green closest to the water looking decidedly more ghostly.

She will appear with arms outstretched, wearing a long white gown. She will rush towards people, then disappear. She also exhibits a variety of other behaviour. One night, for example, a man saw her as he was out walking on the course. He turned around, and then turned around again, and she was facing him every time. After completely boxing him in, she disappeared. On another night a woman was out walking the course with a group. A wild wind suddenly sprang up, blowing at them from all directions, despite it being a perfectly calm day. Some of the group became very frightened. As the woman hung back from the rest of her group, she felt someone with a cold, clammy hand take her hand. She assumed one of her friends needed comforting. Then she noticed that all her group had moved on, and she was alone. The hand then disappeared.