Voidwalking Cheshire

Cornfields specifically seem to attract this stuff way more than random chance would suggest. There's something about them - the height, the density, the way sound behaves differently around them...

Three nights in a row is not nothing. That's a pattern and patterns matter way more than a one-off thing you can dismiss as tiredness or the house settling or whatever. First thing I'd actually...

Classic timing lol, I was literally planning to spend Saturday afternoon going through the old Mothman sighting archive threads and taking notes.

@OliverLewis15 "well-documented" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there mate, we're talking about a pamphlet written by a guy who clearly had an agenda and wasn't exactly an impartial...

@MaureenEntity the barn owl thing is actually wild to me because like... okay sure, an owl can look strange at night, I'll give them that.

I've read Price's actual reports and I've read the critiques of his methods. The truth is probably boring: the house was old, things creaked and settled, there were normal explanations for most...

Loch Morar has been criminally under-investigated. The Morag sightings are actually more consistent than Nessie's, but it's smaller and more remote so fewer people go there.

I've got a trifield meter and honestly, it's brilliant but it's also prone to false positives if you're not careful.

The cat refusing the bedroom is actually significant. Animals are more sensitive to these things than we are. Don't dismiss that as coincidence.