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This is a completed one i found in the files..it has been uploaded before but taken down during a concerted Troll attack...so i'm releasing it tonight The Goodwin Sands is a treacherous, shifting 10-mile-long sandbank at the southern end of the North Sea lying 6 miles off the Deal coast in Kent, The formation consists of a layer of approximately 25 m depth of fine sand resting on an Upper Chalk...

founded in 1791 by Dr John Coakley Lettsom, a Quaker physician and philanthropist, for the treatment of scrofula and late Tuberculosis The hospital was one of the earliest-if not the earliest-specialist orthopaedic hospital in the UK, and pioneered the use of open-air treatment for patients with non-pulmonary tuberculosis founded in 1791 it finally closed in 1996 these are the tales of ghosts i...

Please allow me a little leeway on this presentation, it is not just about the Ancient Unicorn as I intended, other facets of Bowes history have necessarily intruded while I was writing and I felt compelled to follow the history. Edwin & Emma en.wikisource.org/wiki/Edwin_and_Emma_(1)/Edwin_and_Emma Bowes Tragedy digital.nls.uk/english-ballads/archive/74893180?mode=transcription

A small video to start 2025 A lesser known haunting in the NE and one pencilled in for an investigation sometime - and includes the hiostory albeit abbreviated of Lucia or Lucy de Thweng of whom the white lady that haunts the area is supposed to be Kilton 7 miles east of Guisborough and 1.5 miles south of Brotton is recorded in the Domesday Book as Chiltune, possibly derived from a combination ...

RFC later RAF Buckminster is a largely forgotten WW1 Airfield just to the West of Colsterworth. Although the village of Buckminster is in Leicestershire, the airfield of the same name was over the border in Lincolnshire. This is its history, i doubt that many will watch it...not important enough I made it for my friend David in Colsterworth

the third of our airfields on our Lincolnshire day back on 30th of July 2013 - the two previous being Sandtoft and Hemswell. A lonely airfield this with very little left, blink and you'll miss it We sat down and let the spirts come to us then started a psb7 session this is an old video with a new history section.. the original files for this one have not survived

he's out there every night.... getting moderately used to me being there watching Don't forget to put out food for our wild animals and birds this winter this will be the last of my garden wildlife videos

One of the only sources of enjoyment while I am stuck down here is the wildlife in the rather large garden......here we have our foxes, or, the fat ball thieves.... they do like the fatballs that are put out for my magpies here's a few of my photos

this was temporarily set to private and i forgot all about it.......... we have Badgers in the area and I feed them every night .....we have foxes too - they pinch the fatballs that i put out for the magpies

A haunted Manor house with early foundations associated with the family of George Washington - one of the better documented haunted locations in the NE I've been periodically returning to this video for over a year, not really quite sure how to make it....constantly tinkering and changing things... a fascinating place for anyone within visiting distance A link to the webpage with details of ope...

Taken a number of years ago on Cassette tape in the surviving Battle HQ at RAF Detling, now the Kent County Showground During the Battle of Britain, Detling ws to receive many attacks from the Luftwaffe On 13 August 1940 codenamed Adlertag at least 50 bombers set out to bomb both Detling and Rochford (Southend). At Detling, Twenty-two aircraft were destroyed on the ground, the hangars were set ...

The history of RAF Abbotsinch dates back to 1932, when an airfield situated between the two arms of the river Cart, the white and black cart waters, in Paisley, just 10 miles to the west of Glasgow was opened In 1933 no. 602 Squadron (City of Glasgow) Auxiliary Air Force squadron arrived from nearby RAF Renfrew just a mile or so to the east with Westland Wapitis, replaced by Hawker Harts in 193...

As requested RAF Ossington in Nottinghamshire, not the most haunted of WW2 airfields, but a few interesting accounts nonetheless my thanks to Vicky W for recording her account for me. No. 5 Group Bomber Command No. 93 Group Bomber Command County: Nottinghamshire Location: 8 miles NW of Newark, West of Ossington OS Ref: SK 745645 Opened: 1942 Closed: 1946 Pundit Code: ON Control Tower: ? Conditi...

Feltwell, a second World War Bomber Station was built as part of the RAF expansion period in the late 1930s with the permanent brick built buildings of that era During the war 185 Bomber Command aircraft were lost flying from Feltwell, comprising 170 Wellingtons either missing or crashed, 13 Venturas, one Halifax and one Mosquito After the war it was closed to flying and turned over for USAAF u...

RAF Fiskerton - Ghost Stories

RAF Bassingbourn, USAAF Station 121 - Ghost Stories

RAF Manston Spitfire & Hurricane Museum

RAF Coltishall - Ghost Stories

RAF Pocklington - Ghost Stories

RAF Charmy Down, Somerset - EVPs in the Control Tower

RAF Kinloss near Inverness - A short EVP Session

RAF Kirmington - EVPs taken in the Battle HQ

RAF Forres, near Inverness, Scotland - EVPs taken by Paul Hewitt

The Honey Bee - my first PSB7 Investigation