People used to often say that when they'd experienced what they believed to be a time-slip, everything took on a sort of 'flat' lifeless appearance along with a feeling of melancholy.
Yes Bold Street. ‘It was summer time and warm as it was “in the real world”’. I did think that about the period. Although unless right on the cusp I’d be able to tell Victorian from Edwardian although I do have a history degree. A lot of people are very vague on eras.
The latest incident her mother looked up from inside the shop and saw her missing outside.
But this could be explained. She could have gone behind something, or been obscured by something or have moved (particularly if having some kind of brain episode, she may have gone to lean against a wall or post, moving without being aware of it) and just not visible to her mother in that moment.
I would like to know if our Alien Overlords have a connection to the Time Slips with the Oz Factor ?
Something I have thought as well. Brains can be very tricky things indeed.
That has been posted about on here before but it was nice to read it again even if I am sceptical. I seem to remember that vicar had written articles or something about paranormal stuff as well.
Maybe it wasn't the future, maybe it was an alternate universe?
Maybe electric cars don’t necessarily mean future (from then). When cars were first made they tried electric. There might be a universe where they have always been mostly electric.
How did he know they were electric cars? They could have been powered by some other technology.
Not just any vicar but the Rev Lionel Fanthorpe, prolific paranormal writer and presenter of Channel 4’s Fortean TV.
It does read like a TS story, and lets not forget that LF is a writer, however taken at face value given the evidence it can't have been a future timeslip because the toilets are not there in the future, if true the only plausible explanation is that it was a dimensional slip
Wondered that too, in the article it's just said that they figured it "happened before the mid 1990s" so it's possible.
If the vicarage was that distinctive, it seems unlikely that he could have confused it for somewhere else.
Love these cases relating to buildings time-slipping.
He states that when the photos were developed it showed the houses as still under construction. If true, then his eyes saw one thing and the camera lens another.
Ah, see I missed that bit. Any idea whereabouts in the North East?
Video is unavailable. Looks like it was removed.
I've re-done, I probably linked it wrong, I am bad at the internet
Intriguing although sadly could just be the onset of dementia and knowing Southampton it is possible the guy met his unfortunate end in the water (unless it can be shown he disappeared from within the house but without exiting through a door or window).
