Strange Spooky And Weird

Real ghost, Apparition in old Grave yard.

johncbdg — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 08:37:09 GMT

Real ghost, Apparition in old Grave yard.

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Not a clue

cflynn32 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:46:07 GMT

Should have posted this a long time ago so here goes,
We were in the Botanic Gardens in Dublin with a few other people, maybe 10 of us and this object caught my eye, it was vaguely rectangular in shape and we thought it night be a plastic bag then this plane flew under it! WTF it must be huge. I took some pics and will upload them soon.
This all happened easter 2002. just wondered if anyone else saw this.
Cheers all.

Sighting from Leixlip

cflynn32 — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 21:10:14 GMT

Hi all, just a quick call to ask if anyone else saw a light east of Leixlip last year, August Bank Holiday 2009. Was also seen by another witness who was with me. Have photographs but they were handheld and very shaky. Time was about 8pm.

witch in the woods

johncbdg — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 10:50:09 GMT

witch of midlothian,

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Iceland Volcano cam ufo Captured 2 april 2010 .

johncbdg — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 21:35:54 GMT

Iceland Volcano cam ufo Captured 2 april 2010 .

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UFOs deny this proof we are not alone.

johncbdg — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 18:14:46 GMT

UFOs deny this proof we are not alone.

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UFOS INTERCEPT AIRLINER AT GOREBRIDGE MIDLOTHIAN, 21st may 2009 10.30 pm frame by fra

johncbdg — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 17:46:19 GMT

UFOS INTERCEPT AIRLINER AT GOREBRIDGE MIDLOTHIAN, 21st may 2009 10.30 pm frame by frame clip

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robin hoods secret grave

greenw — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 07:28:16 GMT

I may have put this on before folks--if so sorry, I cant find it if I have!

The death of Robin Hood is a well known legend. He was treacherously bled to death by the wicked prioress of Kirklees nunnery, a small Cistercian house near Brighouse, West Yorkshire. The outlaw's gory and unheroic end is shrouded in mystery. Who was the evil nun and why did she commit so foul a murder? What was the role of Red Roger of Doncaster, who was present at the scene of crime? Was he a priest and also the prioress's lover? Who WAS the prioress? Was she Dame Elizabeth de Stainton, whose grave can still be seen at Kirklees, or was it Sister Mary Startin, who died of the Black Death in 1350?

All that is left of this medieval whodunit is a ruined grave, hidden in deep woodland, and the derelict priory gatehouse of Kirklees where Robin was so gruesomely done to death. Was the famous outlaw a vitim of thwarted passion,pagan sacrifice, bad nursing, accident, natural causes or - vampirism ? The entire area where this horrific drama took place is shrouded in ,according to one old book, " .....a mystery which local people only reluctantly tried to penetrate.The mystery was helped physically by the thick shroud of trees that surrounded the place and was sustained by local tales of prioresses and nuns and of the death of Robin Hood......."

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THE HAUNTING OF ROBIN HOOD�S GRAVE

"Terribilis Est Locus Iste" Dreadful is this place - Abbe Berenger Sauniere, Renne-le-Chateau.

"The Armytage family lived over the brow of the hill on a splendid site once occupied by Cistercian nuns. It was called Kirklees. There was more than an insularity which set the mansion apart. There was a mystery about it which local people only reluctantly tried to penetrate. The mystery was helped physically by the thick shroud of trees that surrounded the place and was sustained by local tales of ghosts of prioresses and nuns and or the death of Robin Hood whose grave is so imperturbably marked as lying within Kirklees grounds in spite of any facts which might suggest to the contrary. " THE LAND OF LOST CONTENT.

This would appear to be the first reported mention of ghostly activity around Robin Hood's Grave, but considering the history of Robin's death - cursed by a witch on his way to the nunnery, murdered by an apostate nun and cast into an unhallowed grave - it is hardly surprising that the site is reputed to have unquiet spirits hovering around. An elderly lady, Mrs Edith Ellis, witnessed silver arrows in the sky above Kirklees when visiting her old aunt at Hartshead in the early years of the last century. She also reports hearing Robin calling for Marian.

Another sighting was made by a tenant farmer of Kirklees in 1926. "One day," he recalls, " I was sitting on the grave shooting rabbits. As I was about to shoot I felt a tap on my shoulder, and my shotgun went off accidentally, removing two of my front teeth on its recoil. There was nobody to be seen at the time. On another occasion I was on my way home from the Three Nuns. As I was walking through the woods something fell out of a tree and knocked me to the ground. When I got up I could see the old gatehouse. In the window I could clearly see a man with a bow. My family always said it was the drink, but it was Robin Hood's ghost."

In 1963 guitarist Roger Williams took an unofficial stroll up to Robin's grave with a friend. About twenty yards from the grave he saw a white robed woman who suddenly seemed to glide towards the two men. What made Roger's hair stand on end was how silently she moved over the twigs and bracken. At about five yards from Roger the woman stopped and stared at him with "dark,mad eyes." Then she moved away and vanished. It was 2.30 p.m. on a bright,sunny day. Roger Williams saw the same apparition again in 1972, in full daylight, and again she stopped a few yards from him and his companion. This time Roger remembered a few more details. The woman was wearing a

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long white dress with a square neck and long sleeves which accords with the habit of a Cistercian nun. Again she looked at him angrily before moving off, but the eerie sequel to this experience was that Roger's house then experienced a series of strange noises and bangings. After this, Roger swore that "wild horses would not drag me up there again."

Mark Gibbons, one of the founder members of Gravewatch, had a similar experience

in 1998. With other members of the group he had gone up to try and find Robin's grave one moonlit night, but they had got lost. Suddenly Mark saw a white figure pointing in a certain direction - which turned out to be where the grave was situated. Mark also experienced a sensation of great evil and hatred.

Shortly after this a reporter Judith Broadbent, from the Dewsbury Reporter, and a photographer colleague, Sue Ellis were allowed to visit the gravesite by the owner. While wandering around she heard heavy footsteps behind her and she was pulled to the ground by invisible forces. She shouted "get away" and her friend came rushing to help her. Her camera had jammed while trying to photograph the grave. A week later Sue was taken seriously ill and was paralysed f from the neck downwards for two weeks. The two reporters later wrote this article up for Yorkshire Life magazine, much of its content being taken from Yorkshire Robin Hood Society literature, including the next sighting, which appeared in THE UNEXPLAINED magazine in 1992, prior to the publication of their article.

This was when vampires entered the arena, introduced to the increasing enigmatic situation by a Bishop of the Holy Grail Church and patron of the Yorkshire Robin Hood Society. In 1992 the Bishop and two colleagues, attempted an exorcism at Kirklees. This had come about as a result of the Yorkshire Robin Hood Society asking for the site to be blessed by the local vicar. Unfortunately permission to perform such a ceremony had been unequivocally refused to both clergymen. The Bishop, however, was made of sterner stuff than the local pastor ! He was renowned for his involvement in the notorious Highgate Vampire affair in the nineteen seventies and it occurred to him that vampires might be behind the legend of Robin being bled to death and this needed urgent spiritual intervention - and he was the man for the job, with or without official sanction ! Suffice to say that on his clandestine visit to the grave the bishop came across the body of a blood drained goat, diabolical rune signs of the priory gatehouse, fingr width holes in the ground round the grave - suggesting vampiric activity - and was confronted by a darkly clad woman who turned into a hag with red staring eyes.

A further sighting by another nocturnal visitor proved a terrifying experience when she saw two figures hovering in the trees surrounding the grave, who she took to be the evil prioress and her paramour Red Roger of Doncaster. " I felt, and saw, what I can only describe streams of evil pouring out of the trees towards me" the witness stated. A lady from Nottingham, who visited the grave in the summer of 2000, experienced a psychic communication with Robin at the graveside, as did Robin Hood expert John de Locksley of the London Robin Hood Club, who also boldly battled through the giant ferns, murderous brambles and other lethal obstacles of the Kirklees rain forest to stand by his hero's grave one wild,wet October night the same year !

It is true that Robin's grave was excavated in an amateurish way by a Victorian Armytage (who was reputed to be in his cups at the time) and the ground beneath found to be undisturbed, but the many historical documents naming Kirklees as Robin's final resting place cannot be ignored. The fact is, his bones could lie anywhere on that hillside, while a gravestone resembling the original one drawn by Dr Johnstone, is to be found in nearby Hartshead churchyard - to where it may have been moved during the Civil War.

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Many visitors to the grave have recorded their experiences for posterity, including the following quote from a Victorian tourist :

"I had the strangest emotions when I first stood over the grave of this old forest hero. I stood there and had no words, nor can I find any now to tell what my feelings were. Bravehearted Robin ! Thou hast found a fit resting place in this glorious park, among these solemn yews and silent trees ."A hundred years later it is a different story:

"There it was, looming out of the dark, a massive, broken edifice, a huge ship of stone, wrecked in the everglades of Kirklees. Fallen pillars and twisted railings were were all that remained on Yorkshire's buried treasure. We had found Robin Hood's Grave."

MARK GIBBONS, SECRETS OF THE GRAVE.

Maybe the last word should be with Victorian poet, George Searle Phillips, a friend of the Brontes, who visited the grave in 1848, and wrote an epic poem, a small section of which is printed below :

Tread lightly o'er the earth and speak no word

Till the Great Spirit doth unloose your tongues

For where those yew trees nod their funereal plumes

Upon the highest platform of the hill,

Lies gentle Robin Hood, his mighty heart

All muffled up in dust and his bright eyes

Quenched in eternal darkness. Never more

Shall the woods echo to his bugle horn,

Or his unerring arrow strike the deer

Swift flying, till it hits the bloody grass.

Update of Exorcism 2005

Robin Hood's Ghost finally laid to Rest Two renowned psychic researchers from London, David Farrant, President of

the British Psychic and Occult Society, and Gareth Medway, distinguished author of Lure of the Sinister, have hastened north in order to rescue two distressed damsels, members of the Yorkshire Robin Hood Society.

Un-merry maidens Catherine Fearnley and Barbara Green have for some time now been coming under attack, from malevolent forces that are said to lurk around the famous outlaw's grave at Kirklees in West Yorkshire. These sinister influences, said to be the ghost of the prioress who murdered Robin and then turned into a vampire, have in the past been successful in undermining the legend of Robin Hood of Yorkshire, and Robin's Grave has been left in a derelict condition, rotting away in the deep, dark mysterious woods of the Kirklees estate near Brighouse.

Barbara and Catherine have tried to bring Robin out from under his dusty cloak of secrecy and to restore his grave to its former glory, but to no avail. Their efforts have been thwarted by forces beyond their control, some of them of a supernatural origin.

Enter Sir Gareth and Sir David, who came galloping to the rescue armed with their magical accoutrements and other occult equipment, and staged a full-scale exorcism at Robin's Grave after dark, to banish the evil forces said to lurk there, and to free the spirit of Robin Hood and the wicked prioress from their torments.

Their lengthy ritual, following an arduous secret trek to the grave last night, was based on ancient esoteric tradition known only to a few, and was completely successful in that the powers of darkness at the grave have now been fully dispersed.

G'day all

ebrongirl — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:15:34 GMT

Hi, I'm ebron. I have had quite a few psychic experiences (mainly through claircognizance), so anything paranormal interests me. Anything to do with psychic abilities especially. I love to read, motorbike ride, go hiking and basically anything to do with water and the great outdoors. I am married to the most wonderful man and we have two little boys. Oh, I love hearing about ghosts, but I am yet to see one. It will happen when the time is right.

HELLO hello

annekke — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 16:12:56 GMT

ECHO echo. Its quiet. Ah well. Its interesting. I think I can take some cobwebs and explore a little bit.

Spirit attachment - what do you think?

GishPixy — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 11:54:52 GMT

I'm sure most of you are aware of this already, what do you think about the auctioning of items supposedly having spirits attached to them, or being possessed or 'haunted'. Surely eBay and other online auctioning websites wouldn't allow this if they thought it was not for real? Or would they? I'm not sure.

Here are some links to haunted thingymajigs:

'Haunted Doll' - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Haunted-Doll-G...d=p3286.c0.m14

'Gwen' - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ANTIQUE-HAUNTE...d=p3286.c0.m14

Haunted Jewellery - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Druid-Ritual-R...d=p3286.c0.m14

Creepypasta

GishPixy — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 11:54:08 GMT

I have searched through the forum and haven't found anything on it but creepypasta.com is a good one. I'm sure people have heard of it but I thought i'd post about it. It's a bunch of scary stories and tales designed to creep you out and usually does a good job.

La Lechuza

GishPixy — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 11:51:15 GMT

I think this urban legend originates from Mexico. The story goes that the Lechuza is a big old bird or crow/eagle with the face of an old hag/witch. There have been reports and sightings in and around Mexico from what I remember. Anyone know any more about this?

mind tricks

dream-meaning — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 12:33:13 GMT

I dont know how it`s works, but it worked for me..

Follow the instructions below:

DON'T scroll down too fast, do it slowly and follow the instructions below exactly, do the math in your head as fast as you can. It may help to say the answers aloud quietly.

FOLLOW these instructions one at a time and as QUICKLY as you can!

What is:

* 2+2?

* 4+4?

* 8+8?

* 16+16?

Quick! Pick a number between 12 and 5.

Got it?

The number you picked was 7.

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Ready for another?
Just follow these instructions, and answer the questions one at a time and as quickly as you can! Don't advance until you've done each of them. Now, ARROW down, but not too fast, you might miss something.........

What is:

* 1+5

* 2+4

* 3+3

* 4+2

* 5+1

Now repeat saying the number 6 to yourself as fast as you can for 10 seconds. Then scroll down.

QUICK!!! THINK OF A VEGETABLE! Then arrow down.

You're thinking of a carrot.

If not....
you're among the 2% of the population whose minds are warped enough to think of something else. 98% of people will answer 'carrot' when given this exercise.

Loch Ness Monster

dream-meaning — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 12:32:05 GMT

so basically the Loch Ness Monster is a fake right? it was a hoax of someone who swam with a sack?