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Tag: Mysterious
Timeline Of Notable Big Cat Sightings – UK
The UK has a history of big cat sightings, including the “Beast of Bodmin” in the late 1700s, the “Essex Lion” in 1905, and the “Fen Tiger” in the 1980s. These reports have sparked speculation about the presence of exotic felines in the British countryside, with sightings continuing into the 2020s.
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The Cottingley Fairies
The matter first became public in the summer of 1919 when Polly Wright went to a meeting at the Theosophical Society in Bradford. She was interested in the occult, having had some experiences of astral projection and memories of past lives herself.
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“The Haunting of Widow’s Leap Farm”
A Review of the Premiere of Joe O’Byrne’s new play; “The Haunting of Widow’s Leap Farm. A Tale from Paradise Heights”
Burnley Mechanic’s Theatre 26/07/26 7:30pm.
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The Legend of Screaming Beach.
Screaming Beach, or Trevaunance Cove, is a stunning yet eerie coastal region in Cornwall, England, known for its haunting legends and tragic maritime history. Its tales include the “Screaming Sailor,” ghostly apparitions, and mysterious occurrences related to shipwrecks. Visitors are drawn by both its natural beauty and supernatural intrigue, evoking a blend of fascination and skepticism.
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Cruel Coppinger: Cornwall’s Smuggling Terror
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The Fourth Keeper – Kirst D’Raven
It’s Short Story Sunday!
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The Linesman – Kirst D’Raven
There are places in Britain where the past never truly leaves. Old churches. Quiet stations. Lonely roads across the moors. And, sometimes… football grounds…
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The Audience of The Dead – Kirst D’Raven
In a stormy Buxton, a folklorist encounters an elderly gentleman who recounts the tragic tale of John Kane, a celebrated comedian who died from accidental poisoning after a performance in 1799. Kane’s grave faces the audience in St Anne’s Churchyard, symbolizing his enduring legacy amidst local folklore and memory.
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The Drummer of Tedworth
Drumming could never be considered a rarity – there have been many percussionists throughout the world and down through the ages, some distinctly more talented […]
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Goats, Ghosts, and UFOs: High Strangeness in Llandudno
Llandudno, a picturesque seaside town in North Wales, is known for its Victorian architecture and inexplicable phenomena. From goat invasions to UFO sightings and ghostly apparitions, its blend of natural beauty and mysterious events captivates residents and visitors. The town’s historical richness and scenic location make it a fertile ground for legends and unexplained phenomena.
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Mysterious Times Weekly Roundup: The Strange and Unexplained (Late April – Early May 2026)
Pull up a chair, because the past week has delivered one of those curious blends of the grounded and the deeply unsettling. The kind of […]
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Thresholds
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Numbers Stations – Messages for No One (or Everyone)
Numbers stations are among the strangest broadcasts ever recorded. Found scattered across the shortwave radio spectrum, they appear without warning, often at fixed times, sometimes drifting unpredictably…
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Why November 30th is Haunted by the Supernatural
As the year draws to a close, it’s easy to imagine that the approaching winter brings with it an increased sensitivity to the supernatural, and for those looking for answers, November 30th may just be the perfect time to witness something extraordinary.
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The Liminal Space – Pre-Halloween Ponderings
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The Church Grim – Derbyshire’s Mysterious Guardian
If you’re into cosy vibes and spooky tales, Derbyshire’s got some creepy history! The Church Grim is a black dog spirit guarding graveyards, ensuring the dead stay safe from darker forces. Folks claim it shows up before a death, but it’s more of a watchful protector than a pure fright. Just be cool and let it do its thing!
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Strawberry Jack – Review
A review of the play “Strawberry Jack” by Joe O’Byrne. Buxton Pavilion Arts centre, Buxton 22nd June 2025.
The Bench – A Tale From Paradise Heights
A Review of the performance at Buxton Opera House, Sunday 9th March 2025.
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MT Roadtrip – Rockcliffe Beach
There’s something about the solitude of the coast that gets you thinking about time, history, and the ghosts that might be hiding in plain sight…
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MT Roadtrip – Drumcoltran Tower.
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