#paranormal-uke

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The Sandown Clown is a mysterious humanoid that was encountered by 2 children in May of 1973 at Lake Common in Sandown on the Isle of Wight in the UK. The Sandown Clown is described as a tall humanoid standing around 6.5 feet tall and very thin with white skin that had the feel and look of paper; it's hands and feet also only had three digits on them and it had two triangular blue eyes, a brown rectangular shaped nose, and yellow lips which all appeared to be painted on it and it also wore a hat in where reddish-brown hair could be seen under it; it also had two antenna which appeared to be made of wood and it also carried a microphone. The Sandown Clown was said to be friendly but very shy and scared of humans; it was so scared of humans in fact that it said if it were attacked, it would not defend itself. It drank water from the stream that it cleaned before drinking it and ate berries that it ate oddly; it ate them by putting its head forward and moving the berries back and forth between both of its eyes and then down into its mouth. It had a sign that had the words, "Sam" and "All colors". When the kids asked if it was a ghost the Sandown Clown replied, Well not really, but I am in an odd sort of way." Any other questions the children asked it about itself it replied with "You know". The kids talked to it for 30 minutes then it was never seen again. To this day, the Sandown Clown still remains a mystery.

[river-demon-slayer]

Study Diary #15

It's been almost a month since I last posted anything. I was really busy doing research for my dissertation. I finally started working on it and the entire month was spent just reading. On Monday (26th Aug, 2024), I started writing the first chapter of my dissertation and managed to write 2,200 words. Yesterday (27th Aug, 2024), I finished the first chapter and sent it to my supervisor for feedback. I am also going to discuss my plans regarding PhD courses for the future with her. Also, had a meeting with my Creative Writing Society (I have been promoted to the Vice-president position) about our upcoming events. Today was a long day. I will be working in the Enrolment units as a Student Ambassador for the September Intakes at my university and the training was today. London had good weather today - it's supposed to be a sunny week✨.

Song Recommendation: Paranormal by Enhypen (Can you tell I am obsessed with them?)

[ghostlytales]

Ghost Caught on Camera in Haunted UK Pub

[thetrueparanormal]

A new article is out now! Alton Towers: Hex Experiences 😄

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the power of 9 year old hyperfixations and similarities they hold with newer ones

taleblr pie x tma fic so far. this is just half of the prologue after like an hour and a half of writing total

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page 32

Lucy knows what's up

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Ghosts of The London Underground: Look At Some Of The Most Haunted Stations.

In the intricate maze of tunnels and stations that make up the London Underground, tales of the supernatural add an eerie allure to this iconic transit system.

From phantom passengers at Covent Garden to spectral figures at Bank Station, the stories of haunted encounters provide a chilling counterpoint to the everyday hustle and bustle. As the trains continue their relentless journeys beneath the city, the ghosts of London's past remind us that history never truly leaves; it lingers in the shadows, waiting to be discovered by those who dare to look a little closer. Whether you're a believer in the paranormal or a skeptic, the haunted legends of the London Underground offer a fascinating glimpse into the city's rich and mysterious heritage.

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Graveyard Girl

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The story of the ruined church of Clophill, and its many creepy goings-on.

In which we learn:

Kids in the UK play in old ruins like American kids play in...abandoned malls

For as liberal as it is officially, the Anglican church is still absolutely medieval about the sanctity of consecrated churchyards

Once the media starts reporting on possible devil-worship committed by "foreigners" at a place, every teenager and college student in the country is going to get the same brilliant idea to head up there and fake some witch shit

"It might not have been devil worship; it may have just been a necromantic rite." I think you're in trouble either way when you reach that point

All of this is happening because the local council is responsible for paying to do something with the ruined church, but in like 50 years they haven't had the money, but also aren't allowed to just knock it down. So it keeps sitting there and people keep going up there and digging up human bones from the churchyard to play with

Hire a guy to go up there and scare people away 3 times a night, England. Pay my rent and pub tab and I'll do it, sans wage. Geez

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hey, not sure if the sfw alphabet is still open? but if it is can i get C, K and M with abigail? thanks!

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C = Cuddles (Do they like to cuddle? How would they cuddle?)

Abigail is a big cuddler both with her partner and her friends. Like Sam, she lies all over her partner—If they’re in proximity some part of her is touching them.

K = Kisses (What are their kisses like? Where do they like to kiss you? Where do they like to be kissed?)

Abigail has a tendency to sneak kisses—it’s kind of a little game between her and her partner. She likes to be kissed on the cheek and likes to kiss her partner on the collar bones

M = Morning (How are mornings spent with them?)

Abigail isn’t so much not a morning person as she is a night owl which does make her, in fact, much less of a morning person. Living with the farmer she’d end up adjusting more to their schedule but would still end up falling asleep an hour or two after them.

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Twitchers could kill it in the supernatural genre

I’ve spent a lot of time around twitchers because my dad is one (and also a butterfly enthusiast) and because I’m into aviation and let me tell you, the Venn diagram of those interests (at least in the U.K.) is just a circle.

They know their shit better than possibly anyone else. Like the volume of information and life experience these people have is frankly insane. Every time I went to sit in a field for 5+ hours or something with my dad and got chatting to a twitcher, they’d impart some kind of eldritch wisdom, compare their findings with the others there and then either go back to another hour of complete silence or start nerding out about their subject of choice.

I got more information about planes on a weekly butterfly-watching trip just by asking like one question a week than I have by doing anything else. One time a guy started eagerly gushing to me about his authentic Concord boarding pass he found on EBay, absolutely thrilled that he could share it. You do not get books like these people. They are another breed. (This of course goes mostly for twitchers encountered in the wild).

They also have insane dedication. Up at the crack of dawn and out until dark. Will spend 5+ hours unmoving in the same spot just to try and glimpse a new bird. AND they have good knowledge of wildlife and terrain, meaning they have the advantage when put in unknown (U.K.) surroundings.

I fully believe that they should be more prominent in the supernatural/modern fantasy/paranormal genre in Britain like it would be so good. They would be able to endear themselves to the fay, hide from monsters, document evidence of findings (because a. Christ, have you seen some of the equipment they use? and b. There is nothing twitchers hate more than not having proof of what they saw. It’s literally the word for an obsessive bird photographer).

If the main characters are ALL twitchers you could even centre it around a group of them. Or if one of the main characters is, you could pull a funny and be like “Oh, [supernatural phenomena]? I’ve known about that for months. Someone on bird Twitter reported it.” because who the fuck checks bird Twitter other than the people refreshing it every 2 minutes for updates on firecrest sightings.

Twitcher character gets distracted from main plotline to go chase a fuckin stonechat or something and the rest of the team have to try and stalk bird Twitter to find out where they’ve gone.Accidentally get the protection of any and all nature spirits encountered on the journey.

Hell, I’m tempted to find a D&D party and play as a twitcher now. I think that’d be a laugh. Maybe their goal is to see a super specific rare bird that only appears once a millennia under super specific conditions and the journey is too dangerous for them to make alone.

These guys are deffo the modern equivalent of druids is what I’m saying. More stories should feature them.

Also, in case you are unfamiliar with the sight:

This is what twitchers look like when they’re not in a bird hide (which to the unaware, is like a camouflaged shed with windows you can poke a camera/binoculars through to observe birds without being observed).

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Ghost Hunters Claim to Have Spotted a Mysterious 'Woman in Black'

Ghost hunter Julie Cockroft, 55, and the Equinox Paranormal Research UK team were touring Bolling Hall, in Bradford, when they came across the ghostly figure