The Feathers on Church Street in Rickmansworth carries a small cluster of separate staff experiences rather than a single unified ghost story. The most oddly specific involves a landlord who had fallen asleep on the premises and was jolted awake by a balloon bursting directly in his face, with no one else present in the room to have popped it, a strange and almost comic detail among the generally more solemn haunted-pub reports collected across the county.
Bar staff working early mornings have separately described the sensation of a friendly presence entering rooms around them, a detail consistent with a benign rather than threatening haunting, similar in tone to a number of the county's other gentler pub ghosts. Set against that benign account, however, is a considerably more unsettling report from another staff member, who described having objects thrown at her by an unseen force, a more overtly aggressive form of activity than most of what else is reported at the pub.
No names, dates or documented history are attached to any of these incidents, and they are recorded here as a set of undated staff experiences rather than a single coherent haunting narrative.
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