spook lights

The Mojave desert stretches from California to Nevada about 100 miles east of Los Angeles. The Mojave bears a close resemblance to the UK's barren Moorlands,mostly shrubs and grass instead of cacti. It's often called the "High Desert" for its' 2000-4000 foot elevations. A man driving a...

Didn't see a thread on the Egryn Lights, so thought I would start one: From: http://www.worldufowatch.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/washington_times_ergyn_wales_lights_april_2_1905.58190659_std.png

I was preparing to write about An American Haunting in the Bell Witch thread and I got out my book on the subject, which mentioned that one of the early books on the haunting was bundled with details of a similar haunting in Surrency, Georgia. It has been associated with the Surrency Spook Light...

Any opinions as to what they are? Apparently, even though there have been plenty ofscience-like explinations, what causes them hasn't been proven. Here is a nice website about some famous ghost lights: http://www.ghosts.org/ghostlights/ghostlights.html

Pos. related to Will 'o' the Wisps and/or corpse candles: forteantimes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5504 Link is obsolete. The current link is: https://forums.forteana.org/index.php?threads/will-o-the-wisp.5504/ or earthlights: farshores.org/ufo0519c.htm Link is dead (site defunct). The MIA...

The following is taken from the Baron Marbot's Napoleonic memoir; it occured during the retreat from Moscow: The Memoirs of Baron de Marbot - vol. 2, chapter xxix Whatever happened out there in 1812, it was pretty spectacular; it is also intriguing to note that the chasseurs were able to...

I haven't been able to find a thread on this but as min is 3 letters.......... azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/local/articles/0429clay29.html Link is dead. No archived version found. More details on the book: http://www.owlpages.com/articles/min-min/min-min_book.html...

I think there are at least three Texans who've been posting to the board recently, so perhaps they could help us out. Quickly looking up in one of my books, the following seem notable: The Marfa Lights are probably the most famous ghost lights/earth lights in the US. ...

Hello board, I live on the sourthern edge of the peak district, England, and have long been intertersted in stories of the earthlights/jack 'o lantern seen dancing on the moorland above the Longdendale valley (between Manchester and Sheffield). I was just wondering if anyone has had any first...

willow the wisp We have something like Will O' the Wisp where I live. It's between the Oklahoma and Missouri state lines. We call it the Spooklight, or the Hornet Spooklight. It's even been photographed. My family has about 40 acres where it plays. The area is known as "Devils Promenade"...

Not sure if it's been discussed before, but what stories can members relate about Will o the wisp? is it a British phenomenon or is it world wide?

This is a quoted report by Jim Corbett, a noted conservationist and hunter of man-eaters who is still revered in parts of India as a 'saint'. A trained observer, he hunted numerous man eaters, alone, at night, on foot, frequently being stalked by his target. The Corbett National Park in India is...