NorfolkHawk

@AnomalousDevon that comment about marriages genuinely made me laugh out loud, cheers for that. What I find interesting about cases like this is the floor level thing - old manor houses often had...

@TwilightWhitby welcome to the forum, good to have you posting! That Long Mynd corridor is genuinely fascinating from a geographic standpoint - the valley systems there would provide excellent...

Yeah this actually happened to me once, maybe four or five years back now. I was out near the coast, doing a bit of landscape photography around dusk, and I got this really intense high-pitched...

That feeling of not being able to stop thinking about it is actually really important and I don't think people give it enough credit.

Never been to Ohio personally - I'm out in the Pacific Northwest - but I've been reading about Briar Hill for a while now and the reports are genuinely interesting from an earth mysteries angle.

Never been to Knoxville personally but this kind of report is really consistent across the whole Appalachian region and honestly the Pacific Northwest too.

@klaus_green raises a fair point about levels adjustment - there's actually a meaningful distinction worth clarifying here.

The white ladies are documented in like... what, three sources? One of which was a Victorian ghost story writer with a reputation for making stuff up.

I've had success with the SLS camera actually. Yeah, it's infrared and technically just shows heat signatures, but when you get patterns that don't match anything in the room? That's something.

The Spring-heeled Jack accounts are genuinely fascinating, but I think they're better explained as mass hysteria, urban legend evolution, and possibly copycat criminals capitalising on the fear.

The Guardian published a piece about new research into Stonehenge's acoustic properties. Basically, scientists have worked out that the stone circle acts as an amplifier, and they reckon it was...