Walkabout Report
Pegwell Bay and Courtstairs Park.
A view across Pegwell Bay at dusk (photo:
Bob)
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May 5th, 2007.
Report written by Bob and Sarah.
Group: Sarah, Sue, Dawn, Medium,
Bob, Tracy, Dave, Helen and Zoe.
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20:07
Commenced the Walkabout from the Boating
Pool.
We walked through Pegwell Village and onto the cliff-top footpath
leading to the former Hoverport site.
On this footpath, the main bulk of the group were in front with Sarah
and Sue at the rear, Sue saw a white light around them which she described
as resembling an aura.
Pictured right - some of us can
see an Alsatian type dog in this photo.
Photo - Sarah. |
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21:10
We arrived outside the entrance to the "Seaweed
Tunnel" which is located just above the beach at Pegwell Bay.
This tunnel is thought to have been constructed through the cliff
to allow farmers easy access to the beach in order to collect seaweed
which was once used as a fertiliser on the fields.
After a short scramble up a slope, we entered the tunnel. Bob, almost
immediately, thought he saw a figure move across the other entrance
at the far end. Other group members also got the feeling of not being
alone and some reported feeling cold.
21:20
Pictured below - Sarah captured various light
anomalies at the far end of this tunnel.
21:22
Stood by the far entrance, Helen sensed something
next to her and in one photo, taken by Dave (pictured below), there
is a light anomaly above her head - Helen is just out-of-shot at the
bottom-right.
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Another photo (pictured right), two
minutes later, but taken further back by Dave - showing a light
anomaly next to Helen's arm.
Pictured below - as Helen walked towards
the beach-entrance, Bob captured various light anomalies including
one bright one which appears to be behind Helen's head.
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Dawn and Tracy had the feeling there
was a presence, and in particular Sarah felt it was close to her,
on her left-hand side.
21:26
Pictured right - Sarah captured various
light anomalies around one of the group. |
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