Part 1 happenings

Numerous high profile cases of alleged hauntings have originated from the British Isles,

from the poltogized activity and demonic possession at Enfield

to the unsettling apparitions witnessed at Bawley rectory.

But perhaps the most terrifying of these tales is also the least well known.

The story of a family terrorised by an evil

presence whilst residing in a remote Welsh Mountain farmhouse. This week

we explore the curse of Hale Vanog. Oh, So, Amidst the awe and beauty of the Welsh countryside, the Brecken beacons often elicit a seemingly

magical effect upon those who venture there. The stunning topography created by the mountain ranges which

crisscrossed this particular region are the setting for many historical tales of

enchantment and majesty. It is a landscape that features numerous caves and valleys

hidden well away from prying eyes, once believed to have been the home of fairies, giants,

and powerful witches. It is a notion which seems to have

motivated past invaders into establishing a substantial occupying presence.

The Romans in particular were deeply troubled by the Druids when they first settled the region

and ensure that a sizable force was always ready to assert its authority. And whilst as the centuries have passed, such

stories of myth and magic have now faded, unsettling and haunting incidents continue to take

place.

The area is often referred to as an aeroplane graveyard due to the fact that over 40 aircraft

have plummeted from the skies over the mountains.

The British Army has faced a concerning number of casualties amongst its servicemen, with fatalities

occurring during local training exercises. These stories are of course well known to those who reside in and around the beacons.

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