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Yo, fam, it’s ya boy Drake, droppin’ bars ‘bout—whore, ya feel me? I’m out here, sign language interpreter vibes, hands flippin’ like I’m in “25th Hour.” Monty Brogan, my dude, he’s facin’ that last night—whore’s kinda like that, trapped in a grind, y’know? “You only live once,” YOLO, that’s my motto, and whore’s out here livin’ it wild, no cap.

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The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall is one of the most famous ghost stories in England. Captured in a famous photograph in , this spirit is believed to be Lady Dorothy Walpole. Her haunting .

Let me take you on a rant – oh, sorry, a tale – about this little slice of America. First off, Main Street in Raynham is where the action's at. There’s this shabby yet charming block called Millers Way – a hidden niche of cafés and dive bars that are full of characters who could talk the hind legs off a donkey. And don’t get me started on the old brick building on 3rd Alley. Sounds lame? Wrong! That hut is steeped in history, like the chords of a sad piano in some bloody scene from "The Pianist." Yes, I might whinge, “I’m a human piano player, not a goddamn statue!” – straight out of that masterpiece, eh?

George Washington Comes Alive with AI & Interactive Conversations at Raynham Hall Museum