Thomas G.

Three nights in a row is not nothing. That kind of consistency is actually what separates a genuine encounter from a one-off noise you can explain away. Random creak in the night? Sure.

Never personally had the missing time experience but I've spoken to three separate people who all describe something almost identical - lights near Faslane, then just... nothing.

Go to your profile settings and you should see an option to upload images to your gallery. Once it's there, you can link it in posts.

This needs proper investigation. Get a thermal imaging camera, set up motion sensors. If it happens again you'll have evidence.

The binoculars tip is solid. Also: get a red torch (preserves night vision), a notebook, and practice identifying planes. Commercial aircraft have specific light patterns.

Archive & Anomaly is so underrated it hurts. They did a 6-part series on Scottish hauntings using only archive materials and it changed how I think about paranormal research.

Welcome to Quirk Reports! Take your time settling in. The community is genuinely lovely. I was terrified to share my first experience but everyone was supportive.

Bolling Hall is massively underrated as a location, you're absolutely right about that. We did a session there in March 2022 and the room they call the ghost room - obvious name, I know - had this...