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yeah the water thing is interesting but also cuts both ways doesn't it - like all that ambient light could equally make a genuine craft harder to misidentify as something mundane.

Didn't see it myself but a mate in Chicago sent me a message about something weird in the sky last Tuesday, said it was completely silent and moved in a straight line then just stopped.

Not losing your mind - big cat sightings in California pop up way more often than people realise. Shasta area specifically has had a few reports over the years if I remember right. My thing is I...

six weeks is a long time to be watched by something. most people would've moved out after week one tbh.

Never really looked into dogman before but this thread caught my eye because I'm more of an earth mysteries / ley lines person and the railway thing jumps out at me straight away. Old railways in...

never heard of this one before, what actually happened? like the basics - were they on a pier or what?

The 'British big cat' phenomenon is real. Ministry of Defence has files on this. Cannock Chase, Scottish Highlands, Bodmin - all have active populations. Your sighting is important.

Cold spots in old buildings are usually just draughts though, aren't they? I'm not trying to be difficult, genuinely asking - how do you rule out the mundane explanation?