Manors - alone with nature

[robertclark125]

With Haloween around the corner, now is the time for me to suggest that the crew of Living TV's Most Haunted should perhaps, for their next investigation, look at Manors on the Tyne and Wear Metro. I have been there, and had eerie feelings frequently.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manors_Metro_station

Anybody else had these feelings at manors?

 

[SWT Driver]

I've never been there, however the area that used to make me feel really uncomfortable was just after Bournemouth (Meyrick Park area), I always felt that I was being watched covertly.

I don't drive down there anymore!

 

[O L Leigh]

It's the St Pancras trainshed that always gave me the screaming heebie-jeebies when it was a dark dingy place back in the late 1970's/early 1980's. Things are no better there since Eurostar moved in and the whole place was given a facelift, even though it's now much lighter and airier. It's not the Gothic Midland Hotel that does it either, as I could stand and gaze at that for hours.

It's weird. The place just makes me massively uneasy and in a real rush to get out.

O L Leigh

 

[gordonthemoron]

there's a Douglas Adams book called something like Dirk Gently and the Dark Tea Tray of the soul, in which St Pancras trainshed features as Valhalla. Good book

 

[EM2]

there's a Douglas Adams book called something like Dirk Gently and the Dark Tea Tray of the soul, in which St Pancras trainshed features as Valhalla. Good book

'The Long Dark Teatime Of The Soul', the follow-up to 'Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency'

 

[Mojo]

I seem to remember one of the first "Most Haunted Live" actually took place in the (then abandoned) Midland Hotel at St P.