If you go down to the woods..

[Bozza]

I survived and even managed to return with the dog.

 

[Pint of Ale and a Burger]

I survived and even managed to return with the dog.

Glad to hear you and your dog returned safe.
Did you feel or sense anything strange whilst you were there?

 

[DJ NOBO]

I survived and even managed to return with the dog.

Black magic doesn’t work when you know.

 

[Giraffe]

I survived and even managed to return with the dog.

Did you see anyone or anything cutting down trees?

 

[blue'n'white]

I went to Chanctonbury Ring many years ago with a friend who was into ghost hunting and it is a strange place - it is reported that there is no bird song to be heard there as birds do not fly over it and it did seem remarkably quiet there. We didn't see anything though and went on to Bodiam Castle where there was, allegedly, the ghost of a nine foot tall phantom drummer who had been bricked up in the walls. Didn't see anything there either

 

[Pint of Ale and a Burger]

I went to Chanctonbury Ring many years ago with a friend who was into ghost hunting and it is a strange place - it is reported that there is no bird song to be heard there as birds do not fly over it and it did seem remarkably quiet there. We didn't see anything though and went on to Bodiam Castle where there was, allegedly, the ghost of a nine foot tall phantom drummer who had been bricked up in the walls. Didn't see anything there either

That's interesting about the birds not flying over.i wonder if it's to with magnetic fields or lack of magnetic fields or some sort of invisible energy.
These could explain why humans "sense"something in these places or maybe even that they were created so humans can sense something or even quiten the senses.i will look into this.thanks
I won't be looking for ghosts though flippin scary.
If I had seen the 9ft drummer ghost then I would be beating a hasty retreat.lol.

 

[Swansman]

That's interesting about the birds not flying over.i wonder if it's to with magnetic fields or lack of magnetic fields or some sort of invisible energy.
These could explain why humans "sense"something in these places or maybe even that they were created so humans can sense something or even quiten the senses.i will look into this.thanks
I won't be looking for ghosts though flippin scary.
If I had seen the 9ft drummer ghost then I would be beating a hasty retreat.lol.

Could be something like that re: the bird thing.

As for ghosts... I would imagine forest ghosts to be fairly chill and morally well-adjusted. Once I turn into a ghost Im heading straight to the ladies dressing room.

 

[Bozza]

Did you see anyone or anything cutting down trees?

 

[Pint of Ale and a Burger]

Could be something like that re: the bird thing.

As for ghosts... I would imagine forest ghosts to be fairly chill and morally well-adjusted. Once I turn into a ghost Im heading straight to the ladies dressing room.

I don't think the dresses will stay on you if you are a ghost.
If you want to parade around in ladies clothes then I think you need to start before the afterlife.

 

[dazzer6666]

I went to Chanctonbury Ring many years ago with a friend who was into ghost hunting and it is a strange place - it is reported that there is no bird song to be heard there as birds do not fly over it and it did seem remarkably quiet there. We didn't see anything though and went on to Bodiam Castle where there was, allegedly, the ghost of a nine foot tall phantom drummer who had been bricked up in the walls. Didn't see anything there either

I spent 5 mins watching a Red Kite fly over Chanctonbury a few months ago.

 

[BrianWade4]

Myself and girlfriend went for a walk on Sunday. Started from Steyning and up onto Downs, bordering Clapham woods, passing Chancontbury Ring and back to Steyning. On way into woods I said to my Missus that this place feels odd and I didn't like it. In the woods you could hear no animals just flies buzzing, my missus said "it smells of death in here".

A few minutes later I got bad stomach cramps and felt sick and cold. We got completely lost even though we were following a simple guide book and we are both experienced walkers. Reached a village called Findon and turned back passing a horse. The horse was chewing the grass we fed it when it stopped dead, stared straight past us looking very alert. It freaked us out so we pegged it. The whole place is creepy. I had a very disturbing dream that night and the missus woke up convinced someone was trying to kill her.

On Monday I looked it up on Web and guess what? Many people report stomach cramps and nausea and coldness in that area. It is well known for Druid and darker occult meetings, in the eighties lots of dogs and horses vanished from there and their remains found on sacraficial sites. And worst of all, 7 people who know the area have gone missing, including children since the eighties only to be discovered dead in areas th epolice have already searched.

There are supposes to be ley lines there whatever they are. We did not know any of this at the time but it has seriously fraked us out.

Sorry for length of post. Does anyone else know about this?

I’ll bite
No one else is taking you seriously
But this gave me shivers and I think you may be onto something

The smell, flies and cramps in particular sounds weird

 

[Swansman]

I’ll bite
No one else is taking you seriously
But this gave me shivers and I think you may be onto something

The smell, flies and cramps in particular sounds weird

+1

Humans are a fairly new species on this very old planet. Of course there are things we dont understand. Wont understand.

 

[Pint of Ale and a Burger]

I’ll bite
No one else is taking you seriously
But this gave me shivers and I think you may be onto something

The smell, flies and cramps in particular sounds weird

Theres something bad in Clapham woods mate.everyone knows that and takes it very seriously including me.

 

[AlastairWatts]

+1

Humans are a fairly new species on this very old planet. Of course there are things we dont understand. Wont understand.

Like the French?

 

[Cheshire Cat]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_a_tree_falls_in_a_forest

If a tree falls in a forest, and there is nobody there to hear it, does it actually make a noise? And how would you know?

 

[Wrong-Direction]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_a_tree_falls_in_a_forest

If a tree falls in a forest, and there is nobody there to hear it, does it actually make a noise? And how would you know?

Of course it does

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[The Clamp]

I’ll bite
No one else is taking you seriously
But this gave me shivers and I think you may be onto something

The smell, flies and cramps in particular sounds weird

It was strange. And stranger still to only later find out the history of the place. There are places that put you at ease and there are places that make you feel uncomfortable. Who knows why but Clapham Wood struck me as a dark place.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Of course it does

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But how do you KNOW?

 

[Sheebo]

Anyone else start reading hoping it was a dogging story...?

 

[One Love]

I spent 5 mins watching a Red Kite fly over Chanctonbury a few months ago.

5 mins!!

Was it doing manoeuvres or were you in a trance?