ForestMoonlit

Bit of a stretch geographically but this made me think about something I've been sitting on for a while.

@charlie_fenton the freezing thing is what gets me every time I read accounts like this. That paralysis isn't just fear, loads of people describe it the same way, like something is actively...

Really interesting case, @william_grimshaw. The escalation pattern you're describing - starting with small displacement events before moving to more dramatic activity - is actually consistent with...

Did anyone else in the pub see it? If it was a genuine visual phenomena (not hallucination), other customers should have noticed too. That's your acid test.

TrueExperiencer_Ray: Don't let these skeptics make you doubt yourself. I had something similar happen to me near Dartmoor in 1998 - something massive and wrong moving through the trees.

Been listening to the 'Spectral Hours' podcast series on Borley Rectory (the supposedly most haunted house in England, burnt down in 1939).

Borley is genuinely fascinating from a paranormal history perspective. Most of the documented activity was pre-1940s, concentrated around the actual rectory building.

I used a borrowed SLS once and it was impressive to use, but I couldn't tell you if it found anything paranormal that a regular thermal camera wouldn't have found.