Walkabout Report
Oxney Bottom and The Lynch

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Pictured below - two photos taken a few seconds apart showing various light anomalies outside of the chapel.

Photo: Sarah.

Photo: Sarah.

Sue called-out a few time but, due to the wind, we couldn't hear any responses, although most of the group felt there was a presence.
Dawn felt it was a female named "Eloise".

In the failing light, Dave took a photo inside the chapel and initially thought he had captured a cloaked figure with horns. Unfortunately, once enhanced on a PC it turned out to be one of the group (pictured right).

Photo: Dave.

We stayed a bit longer but nothing else was sensed so we thanked spirit for trying to communicate and then decided to make a move towards The Lynch before the light completely failed.

By the time we arrived at The Lynch, it was now dark.
Sarah, Bryn and Dave reached the top path first, Sarah was feeling apprehensive and worried.
Sue, Dawn, Anne and Bob were not far behind and, as they approached, Dawn and Sue sensed similar.

Whilst having a refreshment break, a majority of the group was feeling a bit apprehensive.
Dawn picked-up on the name of "Joseph".
Sarah felt something touch her head.
Whilst Sue was sitting on a log, she felt as if a gust of wind had pushed her off, and exactly at this moment Anne felt something touch her head.

Bryn thought he could hear mumbling, sections of which, possibly sounded like "hurt" but he did except it could have been wind/traffic/aircraft noise.
Sarah and Dawn were not happy at this point.
Sue called-out on various occasions and some of the group sensed, that whatever was there, was not particularly nice.

To clear our heads, we moved into the open, next to the field, and Bryn pointed out some stars.

We set off along the bottom path of The Lynch, Dawn was sensing an unpleasant male presence.
Sarah was not happy to continue on, and Dawn was saying "this isn't right".
Some of the group thought we were being followed.

Further along the path, Sarah got a really severe pain causing her to double-up, holding her stomach. She compared the pain as "having been stabbed", the pain was that intense.
At this point, Sarah heard a sniggering, so she asked Dave, who was stood next to her, if it had been him but he said no.
Taking a few more steps, Dawn got a similar stabbing sensation. This sensation also returned to Sarah but not as intense as previously.
Again, Sarah heard a sniggering and Bob got a pounding headache in the left temple.

20:00 Further on, Dawn had a funny turn, so at this point we decided to end the investigation and return to civilisation. Sue sensed there was something behind us and tried to take a photo but her camera failed, so Bob took one and later discovered the file had been corrupted in the camera (pictured right). Bob pointed out that his camera has never corrupted a file and has not done so since.

Photo: Bob.

Further along the path, Sarah had the sensation of a rope around her neck which was being pulled and for a split-second she felt as though she was someone else.
Most of the group still had a strong feeling of being followed.

As we approached the end of The Lynch, Sarah "saw" a tall man standing next to her. He was dressed in a thick brown coat, had long, black hair with streaks of grey, a long grey sunken face with sunken eyes. Sarah sensed he was not a pleasant person.
The second we left The Lynch, Bob's headache dissipated.

Back at the village, we popped into the pub for a drink before making our way back to Martins Mill for the train home.

All the previous times we have been to The Lynch, various members have detected a "malevolent entity" in the exact same area on the lower path, even those who had never been before and knew nothing of previous investigations.

A week later, we all decided that we need to go back to The Lynch with video cameras and more equipment. This is booked for Saturday 19th April, 2008.

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