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17/10/2009, 9:01 PM coopz Joined on 15/02/2009 Posts 43 WW11 airfields in east anglia ok everybody..here is a quest for you can anyone give me a list of airfields in east anglia which has a history of hauntings,we would love to get on one of them...your help would be appreciated pete    Report

17/10/2009, 9:12 PM mystical Joined on 14/10/2009 Posts 44 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia Well Bircham Newton is the most famous one isn't it? I think Tibenham as well and Coltishall, West Raynham and the Muckleburgh collection. Probably all old ones have a little haunting due to the nature of them!    Report

17/10/2009, 9:17 PM coopz Joined on 15/02/2009 Posts 43 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia thanks!! damn that was quick, i will look into them thankyou mystical    Report

17/10/2009, 9:19 PM mystical Joined on 14/10/2009 Posts 44 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia I think MH did Mickleburgh and Bircham Newton. You should look them episodes up the Mickleburgh 1 was v interesting!    Report

17/10/2009, 9:24 PM mystical Joined on 14/10/2009 Posts 44 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia Or could have been one of those local ghosthunt programmes cant remember but can remember seeing a vigil on tv. There are some v strange things happening there when the public go home one of the tanks has something strange that happens to it. Series 13 of MH has Cromer Pier as one of its locations btw! May be worth watching    Report

17/10/2009, 9:28 PM coopz Joined on 15/02/2009 Posts 43 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia your a MH fan to then!! i am watching the current series i will look out for that one as i didnt even know that there was any paranormal stories regarding cromer pier be intresting to see    Report

18/10/2009, 4:22 PM jenny Joined on 19/09/2009 Posts 25 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia Hi Coopz When i first really started getting interested in paranormal stuffit was the air fields i was really interested in Tibenham is very good you can hear sirens, viechiles driving about, and air raid warnings going off also footsteps, too many more to mention. ive also tried to find Hempnall air field but no luck as yet with that one Old Buckenham airfield also has lots of history and ghosts hope that helps jenny      Report

18/10/2009, 4:40 PM coopz Joined on 15/02/2009 Posts 43 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia hi jenny thanks for replying i have looked into tibenham you and mystical could be on something here so that is going to be my first choice me thinks pete    Report

18/10/2009, 10:17 PM jenny Joined on 19/09/2009 Posts 25 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia A very good and wise choice me thinks happy hunting but please please let me know what you find and or see thanks jenny    Report

19/10/2009, 7:10 PM coopz Joined on 15/02/2009 Posts 43 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia jenny yes i will going to try to get hold of the gliding club and see if they can hook me up,putting the paranormal aside i just love to walk around and feel the history of places like this thats a bonus itself pete    Report

21/10/2009, 1:14 PM mystical Joined on 14/10/2009 Posts 44 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia Hey coopz Good luck with the airfields! If you or Jenny want to take part in any organised vigils let me know as they often come up with the group I know! Anyway...with regard to Cromer Pier and MH I'd def watch it. Apparently several local paranormal groups have been to the pier and done investigations to find out if there is any activity! And apart from a probable maybe possible solitary spirit who does not do anything but can slightly be sensed by mediums there is absolutely zilch! So be v interesting to see if they fabricate anything! Keep an eye out!    Report

21/10/2009, 7:39 PM coopz Joined on 15/02/2009 Posts 43 Re: WW11 airfields in east anglia hi mystical i was brought up in dereham and have been to cromer numerous times and i have never heard any stories of the pier being haunted, there was a story of a boy who drowned quite close to the pier but thats all pete     Report

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