MG11
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I've just had a spooky early morning read of an old thread about hauntings on the railway. It got me thinking specifically about haunted trains. I am a carriage cleaner at heritage railway and in some coaches, I often get a feeling of being watched, for some reason I sense the presence of a child. I know many forumers may be skeptical/in disbelif of ghosts but that has already been done to death in the old thread.
Some people mentioned the Class 91 Unit that was involved in both the Potter's Bar and Great Heck crash. For those who beleive in ghosts, then surely this vehicle must hold some hauntings, considering the tragedies that occured on it.
What has always sticken me as odd is this picture of a Voyager after it hit and killed a man at a place called Copmanthorpe, which is to the South West of York. The front of the train has what appears to be an orb (terminology learnt from a childhood spent watching Yvette Fielding hunting ghosts) at the front of the train, right at the impact point. http://copmanthorpe.org.uk/transport/de-rail.htm It could well be a trick of the light, or perhaps the photo is a scan of a printed image which has been stained, but nethertheless, it does give me chills, given as I said, that it is right at the point of contact between the train and the car. What does everyone else think?
Some people mentioned the Class 91 Unit that was involved in both the Potter's Bar and Great Heck crash. For those who beleive in ghosts, then surely this vehicle must hold some hauntings, considering the tragedies that occured on it.
What has always sticken me as odd is this picture of a Voyager after it hit and killed a man at a place called Copmanthorpe, which is to the South West of York. The front of the train has what appears to be an orb (terminology learnt from a childhood spent watching Yvette Fielding hunting ghosts) at the front of the train, right at the impact point. http://copmanthorpe.org.uk/transport/de-rail.htm It could well be a trick of the light, or perhaps the photo is a scan of a printed image which has been stained, but nethertheless, it does give me chills, given as I said, that it is right at the point of contact between the train and the car. What does everyone else think?
