Strange Dreams
Dear Sir Ian
by Mysteryshopper · Published August 4, 2009
Wondered what you though of this …
http://www.thisisgrimsby.co.uk/media.html
by Ian · Published July 30, 2009
A new bird has been found in Laos.
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2009/07/29/bald-headed-bird.html
by Ian · Published July 29, 2009
There may little folk traditions throughout the world and the British Isles and I would like to start gathering a few together to discuss and maybe add to the main gazetteer at some point.
To start with:
Orkney
by Daniel Parkinson · Published July 28, 2009
Another link from the bbc
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/8172064.stm
To me it doesn’t look that big, I thought it looks more like a big tom cat, hard to say as you can’t gauge it exactly on the rails.
by oddblackmore · Published July 27, 2009
I am currently in the midst of compiling a thorough database of paranormal events in and around the UK, based on individuals personal experiences and sightings.
by oddblackmore · Published July 27, 2009
I am currently in the midst of compiling a thorough database of paranormal events in and around the UK, based on individuals personal experiences and sightings.
by Daniel Parkinson · Published July 26, 2009
A recent news article has placed Kilwinning abbey as the new Rosslyn, according to a theory by historian A.J. Morton, as the area was a stronghold for Templars in the 14th Century.
by Sian · Published July 26, 2009
Hi
I’m trying to trace any English Folklore that was based around the Autumn Equinox, other than a simple Harvest Festival. Can anyone help? or maybe point me in the direction of likely sources?
Many thanks
Sian
by Mauro · Published July 24, 2009
On July 9 1990 six intelligence specialists from the 701st Military Intelligence Brigade, stationed in the joint US Army/NSA listening station in Augsburg, at the time in West Germany, deserted together.
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