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@ClaireOrb the fact that your sister mentioned it unprompted and she's not into any of this is actually the most compelling part.

The folklore parallels section is brilliant - basically proves that UFO sightings and fairy abductions follow identical patterns. This is exactly why Vallee winds me up though.

Just finished listening to episode 4 of The Frequency podcast (available on Spotify, six quid for six-month subscription) and I need to process it here because I'm genuinely unsettled.They...

One of the best haunted house accounts we have in Britain, and everyone wants to debunk it now. Classic.

Missing time on the solstice is CLASSIC glitch material. The solstices are when the veil is thinnest (not just new age bollocks - there's actually electromagnetic anomalies documented).

Something shifted recently. A mate who works in Whitehall mentioned (off the record, mostly) that there's been actual inter-departmental discussion about UAP phenomenon and government...

Interesting report and decent documentation. The geometric formation aspect and synchronized movement are worth noting - most conventional explanations have trouble accounting for those details.

Brixton's got some interesting history. The area was developed on old plague pits and poorhouse grounds. Not saying that means anything, but Brixton does have quite a few reported incidents.

That lodge sounds amazing but be genuine about safety - three nights alone in Scottish Highlands in December is proper serious.

Bodmin Moor gets reports of upright creatures fairly regularly - there's the Beast of Bodmin (though that's usually described as more cat-like) but there's definitely something out there.