Annika S.

Not really my usual corner of the forum but this caught my eye. I'll be honest, I'm more of a Bigfoot bloke than a geology/infrastructure conspiracy person, but I do have a bit of background in...

Bit outside my area really, I'm more of a Bigfoot evidence person myself, but I did come across a site called The Ley Hunter archive when I was cross-referencing some old OS maps for forest track...

Cheers for the heads up, always appreciate when admins actually let people know in advance rather than just going dark without warning.

Bit outside my usual territory (I'm more of a Bigfoot bloke than a UFO one) but the missing time angle is interesting from a documentation standpoint.

I'll be honest, this isn't really my area - I'm more of a Bigfoot bloke than a political conspiracy type.

Interesting report - a few things stand out to me straight away. The &quot. Hovering&quot. Behaviour is the detail I'd want to interrogate first.

Worth listening to as an overview of the phenomena, worth taking with several pinches of salt on the specific claims. It's decent pop science but not rigorous.

PracticalPete: The best equipment is honestly a camera that works in low light, a notebook, and a buddy. Seriously. Document everything, take photos, make notes of time and temperature.

I've been down to the site (it's a private farm now, can't actually access it properly). The locals in Borley village are absolutely sick of paranormal tourists and most of them think the whole...

I'll be the sceptic in the room: specific names are not actually as impressive as they seem in the moment, because of a phenomenon called the "one-in-twenty effect." A medium working a room of...