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Siamese Fighting Fish......The clue is in the name
The OLD man isn't looking best pleased at the moment Daz but you made my night lolStrange You May Think But...
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The OLD man isn't looking best pleased at the moment Daz but you made my night lol
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Getting old, but nowhere near knackered, i just lo
A few times my little boy used to wake up in the night, but I didnt hear him, but my older two boys thought Id gotten up to him because they heard 'me' telling him it was ok and to go back to sleep! That freaked me out as I dont want them messing about with him, so I went into his room and told them to leave him alone, since then they havent bothered him, although he says sometimes he wakes up and see's mist in his room and then it flies away.
That's freaky wouldn't see me for dust.
That's freaky wouldn't see me for dust.
This story is meant to be true around my area. Many people have seen the airman.
The Ghost of the Polish Airman
Mystery Mag: By Martin Jeffrey
In World War 2, Lindholme Prison was used as a RAF base for Wellington Bombers who took part in the first bombing raids on Berlin. On the first raid a bomber overshot the runway and crashed in to the bog, killing all five members of its Polish crew.
For years afterwards, the moors were haunted by a figure in flying costume that appeared at midnight, asking strangers directions in a foreign tongue.
The stories soon spread to the local villages of Finningley and Hatfield that the distinctive tail of the aircraft could sometimes be seen rising and sinking again when the ghost was on the prowl.
In the 1950's the base was the home to a squadron of Avro Lincoln's, the ghost still appeared. One night a mechanic working late was so scared by an encounter with the ghost that he skipped duty and was brought up on a charge.
The ghost would continue to appear in the middle of night often standing beside the bed of the pilots. One pilot was so shocked by the apparition that he let out a scream that woke the whole dormitory.
In the 1970's the wreckage of the Wellington Bomber was finally recovered and the remains of four airmen were buried in a local cemetery. In 1975, Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Jenkins and a RAF squadron leader were returning from a training course at nearby RAF Finningley when they spotted a figure dressed in flying kit, standing near the spot where the bomber crashed.
The story drew to a close in 1987 when peat workers found the forty-six year old corpse of a Polish airman.
He was never identified and in November of that year he was laid to rest in a military cemetery. Since being laid to rest the ghost has not been seen.
The Ghost of the Polish Airman
Mystery Mag: By Martin Jeffrey
In World War 2, Lindholme Prison was used as a RAF base for Wellington Bombers who took part in the first bombing raids on Berlin. On the first raid a bomber overshot the runway and crashed in to the bog, killing all five members of its Polish crew.
For years afterwards, the moors were haunted by a figure in flying costume that appeared at midnight, asking strangers directions in a foreign tongue.
The stories soon spread to the local villages of Finningley and Hatfield that the distinctive tail of the aircraft could sometimes be seen rising and sinking again when the ghost was on the prowl.
In the 1950's the base was the home to a squadron of Avro Lincoln's, the ghost still appeared. One night a mechanic working late was so scared by an encounter with the ghost that he skipped duty and was brought up on a charge.
The ghost would continue to appear in the middle of night often standing beside the bed of the pilots. One pilot was so shocked by the apparition that he let out a scream that woke the whole dormitory.
In the 1970's the wreckage of the Wellington Bomber was finally recovered and the remains of four airmen were buried in a local cemetery. In 1975, Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Jenkins and a RAF squadron leader were returning from a training course at nearby RAF Finningley when they spotted a figure dressed in flying kit, standing near the spot where the bomber crashed.
The story drew to a close in 1987 when peat workers found the forty-six year old corpse of a Polish airman.
He was never identified and in November of that year he was laid to rest in a military cemetery. Since being laid to rest the ghost has not been seen.
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modaz
Getting old, but nowhere near knackered, i just lo
Why do I choose to read this near 30 mins to midnight 
Chilling story, its fasinating to hear that they found the body of the polish airman after all this time, all those years of being seen and then being laid to rest and settling atlast.
Will tell you about my xmas day chill when I'm next on, still gives me goose pumps now just thinking about it.
Chilling story, its fasinating to hear that they found the body of the polish airman after all this time, all those years of being seen and then being laid to rest and settling atlast.
Will tell you about my xmas day chill when I'm next on, still gives me goose pumps now just thinking about it.
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Siamese Fighting Fish......The clue is in the name
Don't worry Daz....Diva will protect you 
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modaz
Getting old, but nowhere near knackered, i just lo
Daz - All i can say is........................................cheeky git
couldn't resist it.will add it later, when the mood is right, don't forget to turn your lights off.
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Fishaholic
Ghosts could be classed as other pets 
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Anyone know if this forum is going to be added?
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i seriously doubt it, seeing as this is a fish forum and we have a scientific forum already
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Getting old, but nowhere near knackered, i just lo
you never know
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