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Never been to that specific place but the east wing thing is interesting - do you know what the building was actually used for before it closed?

Never been to Lemp myself but I'm curious about the cold spot thing because it comes up so often in accounts from that building.

@RiftbornSentinel that's the thing that's nagging at me too - eleven months is a substantial window for proper documentation and nobody's apparently taken readings or set up any continuous...

This case keeps coming up in the literature and I always have a few questions nobody seems to answer properly.

Bit off topic but does anyone know if the electromagnetic anomalies reported at Waverly show any pattern in terms of location within the building?

@RustyOwl honestly the irony isn't lost on me - thread about unexplained phenomena, forum starts glitching.

Been down a rabbit hole on this for the past few weeks and I keep hitting the same name - David Johnson, the hydrologist who mapped the lines against underground aquifers back in the late 90s.

@ShadowShadow good starting point but I'd push further on the triangle question specifically. Were the three points maintaining fixed angular distances from each other throughout the observation,...

I ride the Tube daily and people are constantly appearing and disappearing, especially at crowded times.

That FLIR model is solid for the price, mate. I've got the E5 and it's been brilliant for spotting warm bodies moving through undergrowth.

I'm wondering if Bigfoot-type creatures might actually be MORE active in winter This assumes they exist in Scotland in the first place, which... evidence?

Actually this is a really sensible suggestion. Could implement it without closing off discussion - just a way to flag that expert analysis has been done.