DefinitelySpectre411

@ManchesterCrow same deal for me up in Cumbria, that's 5am Sunday yeah. Honestly not the worst time though, I'm usually crashed out by then even on a late one.

Right so something very similar happened to me about two years ago in our old house just outside Penrith.

Never been to the Stanley myself (bit of a trek from Cumbria!) but I've been obsessed with it for years.

@ArchieShade got cut off there so I'll jump in - OP, the main things worth noting down right now while it's fresh: Exact duration (even a rough estimate), Any sound, or complete silence?, Movement...

I mean, you could also argue that winter makes people more depressed/introspective, which makes them more aware of anomalies they'd normally ignore.

Borley Rectory is fascinating from a historical perspective (the whole Harry Price investigation, the alleged poltergeist phenomena in the 1930s) but I'm wondering if anyone's done any serious...

Or - hear me out - journalists just ring up the Ministry of Defence, get a two-sentence quote, and write the article. No conspiracy needed. Just bureaucratic laziness.

I think you're setting the bar impossibly high with that requirement. Most undiscovered large species aren't 'undiscovered' because they don't exist - they're undiscovered because they're elusive,...

I visited about four years ago. The site itself is pretty unremarkable visually - mostly just trees and undergrowth - but there's definitely something there.

Brilliant breakdown. I'm saving this. I've got a potential case in rural Somerset that might benefit from this exact methodology.