For three sultry August days, I toured Williamsburg, standing in line to enter the wigmaker's shop or the printing press or a clapboard house, following an interpreter's lantern around town in the dark while he told local ghost stories, visiting its three museums devoted to folk art, archaeology and the decorative arts.
Coach Owain James carried the lantern around the House of Sport coaching academy in Cardiff after it was earlier taken around Rookwood Hospital.
Place the candle in the glass and put the lantern around the glass to light it up.
Can you imagine that thing getting ridden from place to place, with all the lanterns blowing around?
An Italian restaurant will, for example, be able to adjust the street lanterns around it to create a more Italian atmosphere, and residents will be able to decide their respective streets' illumination look, initially for a couple of hours each night.
I mean, there's not quite enough gameplay variety or implied narrative here to support greater length than it has, so it's about as long as it can be (the last level has to introduce a gimmick, a lantern you drag around to light up the area and short out electrical circuits, to avoid feeling repetitive), but even so, at the end I was left wanting more.
30 and 31 October, from 10am to 4.15pm, £3.75 adult, £5.25 child (01766 830306, llechwedd-slate-caverns.co.uk) Cragside house in Morpeth creates a creepy atmosphere this weekend with a lantern trail around the gardens.
Under a sparkling full moon, with colorful lanterns hung around the farm, Mr. Lam served up plates of homegrown vegetables, including crisp green peppers, succulent mushrooms and a meter-wide pumpkin.
Founded in 1995, the non-commercial festival draws on winter festivals past, with around 2,000 lantern-bearing revellers making their way through the city's streets and down to the sea.
I've got this lantern to swing around.
Late-night visitors to Marlow have often been shocked by the chilling apparition of the Grey Lady of Danesfield Park, a solemn-faced ghost holding a lantern, who glides around where the chapel once stood, before disappearing.
