We visited the remarkable Walhalla Cemetery, the final resting place of James Mitchell — whose grave is known as the “cursed grave.” Mitchell died in a mining accident in 1880 and his now weathered tombstone bears a haunting inscription: Oh! Let my sudden doom A warning be to all E’en while thou bendest o’er my tomb Thou may’st as quickly fall Strangely, an identical epitaph appears on the grave of Joseph Nicholls in Timor, who perished in a mining accident six years earlier, in 1874. Local lore

OK so I went to Walhalla Cemetery at 3am after some guidance from Sarah (and your prediction was right mate, something happened) You can decide for yourself but a quick look at the video there are three things that do my head in; 1) obviously the light going out and the timing 2) there are a couple of points where it looks to me that there’s an inexplicable shadow 3) the phone turned off as well but the bloody light went first - so it continued recording for a second before dying but the onboard

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YARN BOMBERS KNIT GIANT TECHNICOLOUR DREAM JUMPER FOR VINTAGE LOCOMOTIVE A collective of knitters from across the Latrobe Valley have unveiled a spectacular yarn bomb in Walhalla over the weekend, to help raise funds to bring a 1970s Queensland DH locomotive into service. Around $230,000 is needed convert the engine's 3.6 foot Queensland gauge to a narrower 2.6 foot Victorian gauge, which will enable the town to increase tourist traffic along the scenic Walhalla Goldfields Railway. The knitting