great walk.

All allied welcome to heaven not so nazis condemned to hell

My ancestor Captain John Cotton helped to preserve the towers, 2 generations of my family’s ashes scattered on the beach, loved reculver since my skinhead days in the 80’s

I miss new episodes of this show. Its so much better than anything else out there.

An airbase I was stationed at in the early 1980s was supposed to have a ghost inhabiting one of the hangars. The story is the pilot reported for duty, was told to put his gear in the corner, and do his check ride. The plane crashed and his gear stayed in the hangar for years. Personally, I never saw him or heard him...but there were those who did.

What a load of BS

RAF Woodbridge had East End Charlie, reported to be a lost German pilot.

Apparently hauntings still happen apparently at some airfields you can hear the engine's and wind 🌬️ will all of a sudden wip up from engine's ticking over from B17s R.I.P to all those men that were lost 🤝🤲🙏

Very nice video, thank you.

The Vampire Santa character was created by Sal Lizard in the USA over 12 years ago. Hope you start to give him credit for it when you talk about this,

One of my favourite places and close to home for me it’s all covered in scaffolding at present in the past I have heard the babies cry and seen the flickering candle in the tower window it can be a spooky place. And there are times when you walk down to reculver at dusk along the cliffs that you come to a barrier A Hedge with a path through you come out the other side with the towers lit up by the last of the setting sun and there sometimes you feel like you have been transported back to the forties if the atmosphere and the smells on the air are just so

Love the b17 God bless them all l am still yet to visit this historic air field

I have read and watched much about Reilly but never heard these comments. Very enlightening.

So much written about Sidney yet still an incredibly mysterious person.

Very good

Ole dammegard IS THE MAN!!❤

Hauntings are reported at most wartime airfields. Sometimes you feel a special presence even when flyiing over these formet airfields at 1500 feet. Notfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire had a total of 124 wartime airfields. Considering the high losses of aircrew and aircrsft during this period it is not surprising that paranormal events happen on the ground and when flying over these historic disusef airfields.

Blythburgh is stiff with history, folklore and legend. It deserves a serious documentary - perhaps someone will produce one some day?

If he's lying, firstly my BS detector which has never let me down is broken and secondly, he deserves about 5 Oscars.

Preston is so very informative and fun to listen to

I am really enjoying your videos. I have gone kicking through the mole hills at Caistor on many occasions and have found pottery fragments, tesserae and the like. Regarding the church, I have noticed that sometimes the floor in the chancel is damp & green with algae but the roof does not leak. This led me to posit that the church might incorporate a lost water shrine such as those at Dereham or Walsingham. I have no evidence, just a hunch but archeological work on the church itself does seem to be a bit sparse....

I never heard an abductee who remembers so much and saw so many things during one abduction. He tell this story without emotion at all. When Travis Walton tell his abduction story, even if it append so long ago, he often has to stop to compose himself and you can see he is swallowing his fear and almost crying. I think the Terry Loverlace story is suspicious.

I have seen those x-rays in another interview. The 5 semi-round objects are phlebolites in the veins. They are very common. The nail looking object is a calcification of a tendon at its insertion to the bone. The last object which is a scare with 2 filaments, that is the only stange object there.

Delightful! Thanks.

Thank you, this was really great.

Part 2?

Hey Charles and Jane: I hope you are both doing well. Glad to see that you are producing more videos. Spooky as ever..!!

We will be glad to have you back.👍

great news

First that monolith and now the Georgia Guidestones blown up. Probably the same crowd

Odd author. Good show.

Hi, am surprised Barsham stone wasnt included, ita outside the Barsham/Shipmeadow village hall.

Thanks for helping to make Chirstmas a littler more creepy this year!!!

The only way to keep folklore alive is to share it. Thank you for this.

Thank you for this, but please what is the music on your video ? it sounds so very familiar.

7u0yjf #von.ong

Kkkk

That wicked woman that ordered the church to be blown up with gunpowder! Thank you for the virtual trip, Charles - like a mini vacation. Looking forward to the next one!

fave ellison story is "Laugh Track" where the ghosts of dead audience members populate the studio "laugh tracks" on sitcoms

pretty sure The Stand involves a virus specifically made by the bad guys (USA, The Shop). Unfortunately, no one has read the entire Stand book or sat through the 17 hour miniseries so this is unconfirmed.

interesting guest although I have to be honest I gape in horror and disbelief at the amount of resources that are spent on weapons and vehicles that we know of. Particularly in the case of the USA as they note, it's not even close. There is no need to have an air force unless they are 1000x better than the next most powerful nation. It's almost pathologically suicicidal how gripped with the MIC the United States is. The contractors who build the amazing things Nick discusses were the only winners in our recent Afghan experience, like these things are killing machines.

My favourite *Yuri Geller illusion is where he covers his eyes with spoons to make himself look like an alien.

the shoe offering protection to things inside is also a reason why lots of feet occasionally wash up after plane crashes or suicides

This episode was brilliant!

terrific guests lately, appreciate it.

silent hill 3 video game references the film "session 9" great flick!

This is going to be another great interview.

Really interesting

I am a huge fan of Freddie Silva's work, great interview!

really fascinating show, cheers.