New Forest Witches and WW2?
Has anybody else heard of the New Forest Witches as having played a part in the defence of England during WW2?
by karin · Published July 23, 2009
Has anybody else heard of the New Forest Witches as having played a part in the defence of England during WW2?
by Andrew Gable · Published July 18, 2009
In my current researches, dealing with all manner of British cannibalism and cynocephali, I find two interesting things. The main impetus of my research, at least at first, was to provide a Celtic folkloric or even cryptozoological origin for the character of Sawney Beane. I’ve found some possible derivations of the name and his attributes.
by Alison Topham · Published July 17, 2009
I’ve just been reading an article about Hertfordshire Police allowing pagan police officers to re-allocate traditional christian bank holidays in favour of their beliefs, this allows them to celebrate festivals such as Beltain, Solstice etc without having to use their normal holiday allocation.
by Alison Topham · Published July 16, 2009
Just reading this article on the BBC website about a group of freemasons that were kept over night in jail after local’s complained about them practising witchcraft (- they were all released the following day on the orders of the Prime Minister).
by The Doctor · Published July 15, 2009
http://forteanzoology.blogspot.com/2009/07/nz-montauk-monster.html
Odd caracass akin to the Montauk Monster
by Andrew Gable · Published July 14, 2009
I’m currently researching one aspect of cryptozoology, following up on the mentions in the Welsh Triads and several other pieces of early Arthurian literature of a Gwrgi Garwllwyd, the rough-grey man-dog. In the Triads he was mentioned as a cannibal and ally of the Saxon king Aethelfrith of Berenicia. In a Welsh poem whose name escapes me at the moment, Arthur’s knight Cei (later Angli
by Andrew Gable · Published July 14, 2009
One aspect of my current research has me collecting information on British traditions concerning wolves and werewolves from the areas of Northumberland and Cumbria, particularly, and also Scotland south of Edinburgh. I’m currently trying to wade through the scant bits of information available to me and trying to track down the mysterious Welsh figure Gwrgi Garwllwyd, the rough-grey man-dog.&
by Ian · Published July 14, 2009
I am sure that most mermaid sightings could be explained away as being seals. However, there are two cases from the north of Scotland where (if you believe it) they got to examine the mermaids closely.
by AlnapaDiggler · Published July 14, 2009
Hello All!
I am new to this forum but i have been very much into the paranormal for many years. I come here looking for some advice if possible.
by Datghosty · Published July 12, 2009
It might be nothing, but it still bugs me.
I bought a new mobile, and was testing the cam out on it, took a picture of my eye, didnt even notice anything in it till a friend pointed it out.
Ill post the 3 stages so you can see it.
1st Image is the original picture taken

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