Author: Chris
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The ANCIENT RAM INN – Strange anomaly spotted!
Tell us what you think the strange looking anomaly could be in this short snippet during our recent investigation into the Ancient Ram Inn. Thanks to one of our subscribers, Laura S, for spotting this! Is it nothing more than a bug? If so, what bug stops ABSOLUTELY still mid-flight? Tell us your thoughts below.…
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Dr. KATE CHERRELL “Victorian Seance, Mediumship, Graveyards and More”
Dr Kate Cherrell is a writer, researcher and public speaker specialising in paranormal history and popular séance. A former cemetery worker, she is the creator of BurialsAndBeyond.com, a blog exploring the stranger sides of life, death and what’s left behind. She has been internationally published, writing both commercially and academically, and her debut novel is…
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We Visit the Most DANGEROUS Town in LANCASHIRE! Accrington, Really?
It was recently reported that ACCRINGTON, a small-to-medium sized town in the North West of England is a MORE dangerous place to live and visit than Manchester AND Liverpool! Is this really the truth or have journalist jumped the gun and made headlines from something that really isn’t an issue? We travelled to Accrington to…
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A walk through HASLINGDEN whilst TESTING our GoPro!
In this video, it is just a simple, straight forwards stroll through Haslingden whilst we test our GoPro with it being mounted on the shoulder strap of our backpack. It is NOT our usual kind of video so please don’t take this one too seriously! ➝ Please remember to SUBSCRIBE to our channel so you…
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The BURNDEN PARK DISASTER 1946 – Bolton Wanderers v Stoke City – COMING SOON!
The Burnden Park disaster was a crowd crush that occurred on 9 March 1946 at Burnden Park football stadium, then the home of Bolton Wanderers. The crush resulted in the deaths of 33 people and injuries to hundreds of Bolton fans. FULL VIDEO COMING SOON ➝ Please remember to SUBSCRIBE to our channel so you…
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