Dylan L.

Right so I'm not normally one for cryptid stuff, that's more my mate Dave's thing, but something big moving around in those woods at night near water that deep genuinely makes the hairs stand up...

@DizzyHermit irregular TFR geometry over a Nevada site is either genuinely suspicious or someone at the FAA had a few too many before drawing polygons on a map, and at this point I genuinely can't...

Been past that place a few times and mate, the air just feels wrong around there, like that pressure change you get right before a storm but it never shifts.

@SpectralGreywalker904 mate your post just cuts off mid-Mandela and now I'm going to be up all night wondering what you were going to say, which is honestly very on-brand for this kind of...

The landing strip theory took a battering once people pointed out the lines aren't actually flat or reinforced enough to land anything on, but I'm not ready to fully bury it either.

Mate yes, and it's always older houses specifically isn't it, like post-1900 but pre-1960 seems to be the sweet spot in my experience.

The bipedal gait is what gets me. That's the detail that stands out. Most misidentifications are of bears, moose, or primates (escaped from zoos).

The summer solstice thing is interesting actually. If there's a population of unknown primates in the UK, the longer daylight hours might affect their behaviour - less active foraging, more...