Hola Oro,
i have joined as you suggested i should, this is just a cut and paste from the email i sent you,
i think Angel might be correct with the memory gene, it would explain a few things, my own dream is more historic than something in the future,
the scenery is the same but the characters change,
it's a large house possibly a manor house, and I'm a stable boy about 14 yrs old, i can see the way they are dressed and have placed it at about 1750 to1800 by the style of clothing,
it has varied from a group of riders dismounting talking amongst them selves and giving the reins to me or the farrier, in others just one or two riders up to a coach and horses, not a heavy coach the light four wheeled kind used by the family or lady of the house, and i have had this many many times over the years,
the deja vue i mentioned was describing to my parents the outside of a building including stone steps and railings plus the doors with large iron rivets and a lamp above the doors, i was 5 yrs old at the time this was in Howarth the bronte country, Jane aire and all that, it turned out to be the local church the steps and door being unusual in that the are on the corner of the building rather than the side or end,
my father was originally from around this area, but at that time we lived in Birmingham about 125 miles away he had gone there for work before WW2 during the depression and had married a girl from Birmingham and this was the first time they had come back to the area,
although we moved back up this way later when i was 9,
this is slightly off topic,
the ghost story was told to me and my sister by my father when i was about 12 or 13 yrs old,
he had gone out for a drink with some of his friends one Christmas eve he was in his early 20's afterwards he and one of his mates went back to a friends house this was a farm out in the country a few miles walk, for a few jars of home made beer,
on the way home about 1 in the morning after leaving the farm they were walking up a steep hill and over the brow came a coach and horses, this was the old type royal mail coach, it was all white and he said he could clearly see the driver and guard on top along with various bits of luggage, everthing a pale white,
he flattened himself against the wall as did his mate , both shocked and somewhat frightened, it went past the at a gallop and disappeared down the hill, and then vanished from view at the bottom,
of course at that time me and my sister laughed and had him on about it, and it was a family joke for many years , until one year about a week after Christmas our local paper which was published once a week had a story in, by this time i was nearly 21 yrs old,
on Christmas eve a 12 yr old girl who lived not more than a mile away from where my father had seen the apparition, had been given a bike for a Christmas present and its hard to hide something that size, on Christmas eve despite it being dark she persuaded her parents to let her have the bike and take it for a ride, so with the lamps on she set out along the top road , half an hour later she came screaming back into the house terrified and splashed with mud, after they had managed to calm her down she told them as she was cycling along on the top road she stopped dead as there coming towards her was a coach and horses, all white and just as my father described many years before, in a blind panic she dropped the bike and fled home across the fields, at that the family went out and went on the road where she had seen the coach, by this time there was nothing there but they found he bike laying in a ditch undamaged just where she had dropped it,
the following week a local historian added the following information in a letter to the editor that at some time in the 1800's that road was part of the turnpike road and the Manchester to York mail coach used it making the trip every day, one Christmas eve one year it had failed to slow going down the hill the road being icy and had missed the bend at the bottom and gone over the edge into a stream which was swollen after very heavy rain into a raging torrent as it is part of the watershed from the moors, in the summer just 6 to 10 feet across and barely a foot deep but in winter twice as wide and 4 ft deep running like a mill race, and the coach was smashed and washed away with no survivors,
js