In Ginninderra ghostly spirits are seen regularly along one kilometer of road, running through the suburbs of the capital of Australia.
You can go to Ginninderra to see dinosaurs at the museum. After the dinosaurs came the Aborigines, who ground grooves with axes into the outcrops of indigenous rock adjacent to Ginninderra creek, several hundred years or perhaps several thousand, before European settlement.
The Europeans established several sheep stations in the area, and one was called Ginninderra from the Aboriginal word for the creek, translated as: "sparkling with rays of light".
On the fringes of the capital of Australia, Canberra, the suburbs sprawl here now. Dividing them in twain is the road known as Ginninderra drive, of which one short kilometer just happens to be haunted.
If you are driving alone along that small portion of road that parallels the creek, the wee hours of the morning is the best time to experience an apparition.
Through the mist one might see a white fig...
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