The ghost that accompanies the one man who knew the truth, and leaves when something is done about it, is a typical shape. Miller's tone is that of a tale told by the fireside. The Maolbuie moor is the high ground between Cromarty and Resolis, and the record is set generally at Resolis.
Hauntings
The Ghost of the Resolis Miller
Maolbuie moor, between Cromarty and Resolis
Told as 18th century; traditional
This site is private property or has no public access. Coordinates shown are rounded and no directions are offered.
- Evidence
- Long-standing local tradition
- Access
- No public access
- Location
- 57.650, -4.250 (Parish-level only, treat as an area)
Sources: Hugh Miller, Scenes and Legends of the North of Scotland, Chapter XXV, The Churchyard Ghost [public-domain]
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