i love how u can see the string still

Very much enjoyed this video very well done!

I was stationed at 37 stn during the mid 70s and late 80s there was a full size pool table and bench seats around the walls this was known as the pool room .The table was donated by the womens auxiliary fire service during the war for volunteers stationed there. In the 70s a permanent firefighter used to look after the tabble and room, he passed away after an illness. Nobody would venture in there at night because of odd noises occasionally the following morning the billiard balls would be found spread over the table.In 80s the staffing was increased and the room was required for other purposes.As the last retained firefighter had retired the pool table was allowed to be sold and the funds for the firefighters use.I am certain that it is the ghost of this firefighter.

I could often predict when the bells would go down, usually within five minutes or so. On one occassion we were in the rec room and I stood up and said we're going out and within a couple of seconds the bells went down. Even I don't know why. I just seemed to hear the turnout sonar in my head just prior. It wasn't all the time and only on the one station of the seven I was stationed at in my career. A few strange things happened on that station I could never explain like chairs moving and a small cloud of mist floating in the mess room and it was a fairly modern station too with no particular history.

10 OUT OF 10 ! boys this is beter than marvel👍🏻👍🏻👹👹

ah, I am very scared, oh deary me

You could tell this was phoney when you see a senior rank member washing the pots. 😂😂. As if. One of the real benefits of promotion is no duty man or mess orderly duties. Other than that and the increase in pay it was a PITA. 😅