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@ParanormalEntity this tracks with ley line theory actually. Old rail routes often followed the same natural contours of the land that ancient trackways did, and those corridors tend to...

Wasn't there last weekend but I've done the Lemp twice now and that basement is something else. First visit I put it down to poor ventilation or whatever, second time I had a full K2 spike right...

been to Berkeley Square a few times over the years, daytime obviously, and even now there's something off about that corner of the building. Hard to explain but you just feel it.

Yeah this has been bugging me for ages. The documentaries always lean hard into the same handful of moments - the polygraph, the fire lookout job, the initial abduction night.

Yeah the landing strip thing never made sense to me practically speaking. What gets me more is the ley line aspect - some of the lines align with solstice points and there's decent evidence they...

Genuine question: I watch these ghost hunting shows sometimes (usually because my wife puts them on) and I'm absolutely gobsmacked by the kit these people use.

Bring a proper torch, not just your mobile torch. The battery dies from the cold anyway. Also maybe don't go alone? It gets properly dark up there and the paths are treacherous.

I'm not a professional medium - just someone who's always been sensitive to presences - and I've noticed something odd around central London for the past two months or so. It's hard to describe.

The redactions are the real story here. The MOD releasing these documents is good, but the fact that they're still redacting large sections 40+ years later suggests they know something they're not...

I work adjacent to the public sector (not saying more than that) and the level of redaction you're describing is unfortunately pretty standard for anything that touches on operational military...