Hadleigh Railway Walk: A Spooky Paranormal Investigation 🎃👻
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2020
- Hey there, Spooky Fam!
In this investigation, we contact a spirit on the site of an old railway track said to be haunted by none other than the Headless Horseman. 🐴🎃
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Well this is another fantastic video by the suffolk spooks crew. great work guys!
Hi Guys from Suffolk Pizza, Hadleigh is my local village, great Video👍 spent the night at Borley church many moons back, scared the hell outa myself, although the residents are far more scarier than any ghosts😂😂👻
That's so true, they really do not want anybody there. So I would be more afraid, as you say, of the residents lol 👻
Good work Andy! Was good to bump into you on the railway walk (and very random) haha 🤣
Always good to see a subscriber, especially in the middle of nowhere lol.
P.S. Glad you enjoyed the vid 👻
These vids are really interesting; well done you two! Certainly makes you wonder eh? 👍
Thank you for your support 👻 it's an interesting location for sure and we had to do something spooky for Halloween
Another great vid and some fab evidence as always 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much 👻 currently en route to a night time investigation
@@suffolkspooks1619 would absolutely love to come with you guys one time 👍🏻
A very nice Halloween special 👻👻👌
Gutted that I wasn't walking on the Railway Walk on the day that you were both there. Have lived in Hadleigh for 30 years and I'm hugely interested in the paranormal, I myself have seen a few spirits in Hadleigh, and I've heard of some, and been shown a photo of a full outline of a person, which was also taken in Hadleigh.
Would love to be a paranormal investigator myself and go to all sorts of locations with a team of people, wouldn't know where to start though. My name is Jack Kenny, I'm currently logged in to my mum's TH-cam account.
Hadleigh certainly has a lot of ghostly stories and hauntings, that's for sure. Hopefully when this lockdown is over, Amy and myself would like to meet some of our subscribers on some of our investigations - so watch this space lol.
P.S. If this will help, look up 'Ghost Hunter Jase!!!' it's a Facebook group run by Jase for paranormally-interested people (we've done investigations with him before) 👻
@@suffolkspooks1619 hi there, Jack again. Thankyou for your reply, I will now be looking into that Facebook group you suggested. Hopefully I can join you both on an investigation one day
This is a great change-up to the churchyard videos. Any chance in the future of covering St. Mary's at Hadleigh? My father's mother was baptised there, along with great grandparents in the Fenn family. Lets hope for good weather ahead! Thanks again!
So glad you enjoyed it. Certainly will have a look at that one for you mate as I know you have a very big family connection to that part of the world
Hadleigh is indeed a very spooky place !! Very spooky at night !! Very spooky !!✨💖✨
And as for me visiting.... I will def be up for a Dark Unknown nighttime walk of mystery 👻👻👻😁
Knew you'd be up for it haha, see you soon! 👻
Great again👍🏻 wonder whether you had a ‘navi or navvies ’- I believe thats was what the groundworkers / diggers where called ? , largely of Irish decent ? Just an idea, i know lots died sadly whilst working on the railways.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navvy
Replied at the beginning of the video - you already knew about the Irish. Great work again
Knew the history of this little railway as I'm not a railway fanatic but I do find some of the history fascinating. The Irish dug the majority of canals before the railway and then helped build the railways. The thing I find sad is probably this man's family never knew what happened to him
@@suffolkspooks1619 very sad. Just disappeared. Cant imagine the pain the families suffered not knowing
What a fantastic bit of evidence a brilliant investigation we are gonna go there. Also a question we've only lived here three years where are the witches wood in Ipswich please many thanks to you both.
Glad you enjoyed it. Recommend it for a place to visit. As for witches wood, still looking into that one - haven't found it yet. We've looked into the Ipswich one but can't find anything, but there are many witches woods in Suffolk 🌳👻
@@suffolkspooks1619 I've heard near Christchurch Park.there's some woods that might be the location.
@@johnharrison2826 Oooh! Will have to check that out, thank you
Great vid... I heard you have to hold the rods slightly upturned to avoid gravity. Just a tip.
So many theories on dowsing rods, it would make the mind boggle. I suppose everyone who uses them has their own way, but I can see where you're coming from 👻
Interesting video
Thank you very much 👻
I think the Ley lines cross in Hadleigh. There are lots of ghosts in Hadleigh. Lots of them . I think you’re both a bit mad, but never mind . I am probably worse. Probably !!
It always helps to be a bit mad when it comes to chasing spirits lol. So glad you enjoyed it 👻
Yo ive been there and i was told it was HAUNTED
It really, really is lol 👻
I grew up around there in the 70/80's and been up and down there many a time, before the housing estates and station was converted into yet more housing.
All that time - nothing, though did hear the story - mostly from people in Raydon and dare say was just to keep people away.
Now the Churchyard at night near the main Church, that had that hammer horror vibe, nice cold night, bit of fog - choice atmosphere.
Always thought the story of the headless horseman was an urban myth, but I think there's a little something there. Might have a look at nighttime and see if the vibes are any different
@@suffolkspooks1619 Might want to check historic deaths on that line when active and during construction. Maybe some truth to the myth down the line (no pun intended). Rider comes across line, horse spooked by warning whistle of train and rider falls off onto line, decapitated and tada - that may of happened as more horses in the early days and certainly been used for hauling coal before the train and certainly been a transition period. That with health and safety of the era and the odds of such an accident transpiring are certainly higher than today's mindsets would foresee.
Still, a lovely walk and definably worth walking in all four seasons so you can appreciate it, equally checking out the top of the banks, couple (or was) old war bunkers, fair few in the area in general (or was). So much history and old buildings in the area. Which gives the whole area that kinda something else vibe.