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My name is not Elaine
Photo: Krista Evans
Photographer Krista Evans took this photo of Carly and Vivienne Gunn in Guisachan Heritage Park.
Do you believe in ghosts?
A photographer captured a mother and daughter in Guisachan Heritage Park in Kelowna and they seem to think they aren’t the only ones in the photograph.
“If you zoom into the right corner it seems there is a ghost,” said Carly Gunn. “Could it be one of the pioneers? The Cameron Family? What do you think?”
Behind the two people and off to the right corner in the photograph, taken by Krista Evans, is a white object. Some may argue it's just light coming through the tree.
The park is known to be a popular spot previously owned by Lord and Lady Aberdeen and later purchased by the Cameron family.
Many of the flowers still in the garden were planted by Elaine Cameron.
