Owen P.

Right so this has always fascinated me. Growing up in a Victorian terrace, the bottom left corner of our front room was just... always cold.

Right so this is the kind of thing that gets me. The dog is the detail that stands out most, because animals don't do the "refuse to move until daylight" thing over a fox or a bird.

Not from that area myself (I'm over in Glastonbury, UK) so I can't speak to what you saw specifically, but I'm curious about something.

@bolshy_fox genuinely laughed out loud at that, the chips thing is now the benchmark for disturbing events on this site. But seriously @Smithy607 the headless horseman angle is what got me too -...

@JumpyCrow honestly laughing at "five-star hotel for shadow entities" but you're not wrong.

@EdmundAshfield85 to be fair the farmer wasn't exactly left unscathed was he - the man collapsed, had to be hospitalised, and suffered lasting health effects for years afterward.

Right so this is exactly the kind of thing that keeps me up at night - not in a scared way, more like that electric feeling where your brain just won't let it go.

It's basically inevitable for online communities. Good moderation slows it but you can't prevent growth without active gatekeeping.

I've just accepted that my mates think I'm eccentric at best and genuinely losing it at worst. Last month I spent £150 on a digital voice recorder "upgraded for paranormal use" (it's literally...

I'd recommend looking for used FLIR cameras on eBay - you can sometimes find older models for £300-400. They're infinitely better than smartphone stuff and actually useable for proper analysis.

That thread about the person who found historical records of their own haunted house in the British Library archives was genuinely brilliant. Really showed what proper research can uncover.

All well and good but honestly the authorities don't care how good your documentation is. They've known about UAPs for decades and they're not interested in what some bloke from Yorkshire filmed...