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No shot of the V1 ?

Not forget the polish is a call for prayers for their souls

I've been to Pluckley Elvey farm years ago my now ex-husband slept like a baby, but I was awake the whole night coz I had a sense that someone tried to choke me ànd I heard footsteps in the room where we slept

Is it haunted

I first visited RAF Kelstern back in the early 1990's, it was either at the end of 1992 or early 1993 ie the midst of winter. I was with my then girlfriend, we had stopped to take a look at the map and pulled up on the grass at the side of the road, it was the road from Ludford about 20 yards from were it meets the Binbrook road. I glanced up from the map and at the junction right in front of us and there was a man, on a pre-war motorbike dressed in a large leather overcoat, gauntlets, leather helmet and goggles. The man was stopped and was looking around as if to get his bearings, he was facing towards Kelstern. I turned to my girlfriend and said I never heard him pull up, she said me neither, we both looked back at the man on the bike and he was gone ! He was solid and clear and not at all ghostly. What was strange, it was a bitterly cold day to be riding a classic motor bike and he had no crash helmet on, just a leather helmet not unlike a flying helmet. The other strange anomaly, old British bikes you can hear coming from quite a way off, this bike was only 20 or so yards in front of us and he was gone in a glance and with no sound what so ever ?

Great work again, Chris! Any hauntings here?

Blimey learned something there Was dancing there back in the day No as you say for me also prefer real ales and no people around me , well not to many Really enjoyed this one

Great work Chris ,fantastic

Hey, great video! I just wanted to add a little something. Between the years of 2017 and 2021, I went to the school at Felt well (It was an elementary school, not a high school) and I remember one of my teachers telling me about how the school was once barracks for ww2 solders. I must say, something was off about that school, it was really old and the water would often come out yellowish in the bathrooms, making us all question if it was safe to wash our hands with. However, I must say, out of all the oversea air force bases I've been too, Felt well has always seemed to be the strangest and most scary, especially at nighttime. I'm living in Germany now, soon to move to Japan, and I really miss this base. All the best!

A phenomenal tour de force and an outstanding well researched documentary .Your Channel is my favourite destination for thorough paranormal research.

The actual op recording, the crew are SO polite!!!!

I'm always impressed by the B-roll, graphics, and music that you use to make history come alive. Thank you for making these wonderful videos.

6:08 6:08 Saltby airfied just North and Harlaxton airfield to the North North East.

How very sad that these older airfields, however fleetingly they buzzed with life and aero-engine noise, have no marker as to the part played. Thanks to your work here one such gets a dust off from the shelf of history. Thanks for the great vid mate.

Splendid footage, very evocative. How graceful were the early aerial machines of death! Good on you, Chris, for memorializing the airmen ❤🎉

Thank you Chris i've shared this to the colsterworth history group on facebook :)

So much history faded in away as memories die soon to be forgotten the place should really have a memorial plaque.

Excellent work Chris, many ww1 airfields seem so forgotten, I suppose because we tend to associate ww1 with the trenches. Thanks as ever for another excellent video. Hope you're keeping well and well set for Christmas my brother 🙏 👍

Another great video, Chris! Many thanks! A pity that there isn't a marker or memorial to show where the airfield was.

Thank you Chris for this lovely interesting video of Buckminster airfield that was. Love looking at the old actual footage of aircraft flying. It brings me closer to my grandfather. Ok he signed up in 1925. Close enough. They must have been fascinating times.

Thanks, Chris, for this interesting video about the long-forgotten RAF Buckminster, especially the info about 'Bomber' Harris being based at this airfield. Castle Bromwich became well-known during WW2 for the production of Spits. And good to see you posting again!

Thank you, that was interesting with some great footage of WW1 planes, and in my home county too. I grew up near to what was RAF Leicester East, later named Stoughton (pronounced Stoeton) Aerodrome and now Leicester Airport. There was a serious crash with fatalities at Stoughton in 1945. We used to play as kids in the fields nearby and there were some disused and derelict military huts, but no spooky occurrences.

The former RFC airfields like Buckminster are sadly truly forgotten places. If I lived near there, I never would've been any the wiser. Nice intro tune from the film 'Aces High'. Very good film, liked the ending, very poignant and sobering. Great informative video, Chris. It's just as important the RFC airfields get a bit of recognition

Great Video Chris 😊

Another fabulous, thought provoking video. Thank you for producing these Chris 👍

The airfield was also used for motorcycle racing after the war.

I lived on Blackbull road as a kid. First at 75 then at 92. In 75 i HATED being on my own. In 92 i was in my teenage years, always weird stuff happening ie keys going missing, footsteps on the stairs even though noone was there. I called this invisible being George. A few months pass, til i saw boots under the coats on the coat hooks on the bathroom landing. I thought it was my brother so i said "sooo funny!" Then punched the coats. Nothing/noone was there. I looked doen snd the old boots were gone. Roll on a few more years, mum got the deeds to the house guess whos name was on there?! George. He owned the red cow in the olden days (i forget the year though)...

It is a shame how some of the airfields don't get the recognition they should as they played a major part probably with many having a lot of loses to there aircrews , It seems that crash sites seem to be more recognised than the airfields ,

That stuff picked up on the instrument while out on the runway gave me chills!!!!!

Great video, Chris. Wonderful R/T intro and great clear captures. Your friend was right about the Aussie's. That NCO definitely wasn't shy. Very candid response indeed. Thanks for sharing.

Many thanks Chris. Very interesting.

Excellent video Chris 👍

Really enjoy these videos

How very true that the spirits are sad because Bomber Command did not get the recognition its brave crews deserved after the end of WW2. They were not allowed to take part in the Victory Parade which was a shameful and cowardly decision by the Government of the day. Plus ca change...As ever, thanks, Chris, for uploading this poignant video and KBO.

Another Awesome Video Chris!

Execellent video Chris

As usual a respectful and insightful vid mate. Some rather clear EVP's and the reply by the Ausie Sgt made me chuckle. Thanks you for posting and I look forwards to the next. Oh, and how are the Badgers doing?

SO glad to see you back, Chris. This really is a pre-Christmas treat!!!!

Excellent work yet again. Thank you!

It is touching and somehow ghostly to hesr the airmen's voices on the radio. I could understand several of these EVPs. I wonder what procesding might pull out of the many videos and a few audio recordings that I made in an assortment of ancient sites. I could sense a lot at these sites, but I was not thinking in terms of recording spirits...but maybe it happened...👻🤔

I admire the wartime RAF wholeheartedly, but I had never even heard of Dunholme Lodge. One can well understand that those airmens' spirits feel so let down. I hope you can make a repeat visit.

Fantastic opening, Chris! It's strange that you said that you thought it was a sad airfield as I had exactly that feeling when I visited Tholthorpe, even though it was a sunny day. I know that you have done some work there. Thanks for this, and for what you do. All the best, mate.