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@PatriciaCampbell that's a really interesting correlation actually - do you know what frequency bands those new masts were broadcasting on?

Not my usual area but this is genuinely intriguing. Do the clusters tend to be around disused lines specifically, or does it happen with active rail lines too?

Been thinking about this a lot lately after going down a rabbit hole on Minoan trade routes. The standard line is they were mainly a Mediterranean/Aegean civilisation but some of the iconography...

@UnearthlyWhitby the planning notice thing is what gets me too. There's supposed to be a consultation period isn't there, at least that's how I understood it?

Didn't see it myself as I'm up in Scotland, but my brother-in-law was visiting Chicago that week for work and he mentioned seeing something odd over the lake on Tuesday evening.

Didn't see it myself (I'm up in Inverness so a bit far from Arizona!) but I'm really curious about something - has anyone managed to get footage?

Didn't see that one myself but now I'm gutted I missed it. I'm up in Inverness so obviously not going to spot a Phoenix sighting but I've been following the triangle UAP stuff really closely...

What I can never get past with this case is the emotional atmosphere they both described - that horrible oppressive feeling that came over them before they even realised anything was wrong.

Wasn't on that particular tour but I've been to Waverly Hills twice now and honestly it's one of those places that just gets under your skin in a way that's hard to explain rationally. The first...

Good on you for being systematic about this. The Yorkshire moors are decent territory too - good visibility, less light pollution than cities.

Do the poltergeist test - put a coin or a small object balanced in your cupboards before bed. If they're genuinely opening from internal causes (wind, settling), the object might fall out.