Another year and another Star Trekk walk. Only 7 miles this time but the pace was better at 16:55 this year compared to 17:37 in 2025. Gained at the cost of sore feet and some blisters. Lead the pack for three miles until my strokey right side went numb and slowed me down. 2000 people…
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I once again find myself wandering around Southport for the benefit of other people. Get ready to spread some festive cheer — the Santa Sprint is back for 2025, and it’s set to be merrier than ever! Join hundreds of jolly runners, walkers, and little elves as they don their Santa suits and take to…
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So I went for a walk around Southport in aid of Queenscourt Hospice. 10 kilometres or 7.4 miles around the roads of Southport starting and ending at the fair ground. Average pace of 17:37 but hit 16:21 at one point. Reward was a Pride of Pendle at The Lakeside Inn. Alltrails link Funds still coming…
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Led by Fleetwood RNLI, the guided walk went out to the remains of the Wyre Light. That’s the wooden lighthouse that once guided ships through the River Wyre to dock at Fleetwood. For many years the RNLI Wreck Trek was a popular annual four mile walk into the bay. It eventually had to end for…
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The Rendlesham Forest Incident (RFI) was a series of reported sightings of unexplained lights near Rendlesham Forest in Suffolk, England, in December 1980, which became linked with UFO landings. The events occurred just outside RAF Woodbridge, which was used at the time by the United States Air Force (USAF). USAF personnel, including deputy base commander…
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I did some size comparisons and with some brave assumptions (…) and not knowing the focal length of the camera, the object is max 195ft long. So, assuming the Harrier is engaging with the object and assuming it’s banking to port (left) circling around the object then this marks an outer limit and gives the…
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A potentially interesting read given the popularity of Skinwalker Ranch (SWR) – the daddy of wierd places. However it just doesn’t come across as wierd enough. The first 20 odd pages are about geocaching which is where the author first came across this site but it’s too much background and comes across as out of…
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A little photo credit on a busy Brancaster walk.
Misty meanderings midst majestic marshy mammals, or, A walk across the mud near some cows.
Probably one of the most important books to read about the UFO phenomenon. It’s not an ETH flag-waver but builds on the earlier work of John Keel and Jacques Vallee in focusing on the ultraterrestrial aspects and explanation of UAP events. It’s one of the core books I recommend to people wanting to learn more…
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