Matteo Hill46

@JumpyRaven mate I haven't been to Waverly but I did once drive two hours to a "definitely haunted" farm in Derbyshire and the scariest thing I encountered was a very aggressive goose.

Mate the fact that two lads in the 70s reported a "scaly silver humanoid" climbing out of a lake and the immediate police response was to actually go and investigate instead of just...

Never been myself but I've watched probably every documentary and walkthrough video about that place over the years.

The landing strip theory never fully dies, does it - it just gets rebranded every few years when a new documentary needs ratings. That said, I do think the conventional &quot.

That said - Peckham has a lot of odd sightings reported on the regional groups. Not necessarily supernatural but unusual stuff gets reported there regularly.

My wife thinks it was a bear Your wife is more rational than you, no offence. But seriously, if you can pinpoint the exact location, we could organise a small search expedition.

I kind of love this post. Whether it's accurate or not, the observation is genuinely interesting. And honestly, sometimes the simulation theory stuff is just a useful lens for looking at reality...

Since we're heading into the darker months, thought I'd share some practical tips for skywatching that I've picked up over the years.