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Jewish Cemetery, Deane Road, Kensington,
Liverpool
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Hidden behind a decaying
facade in Deane Road, Kensington, is an old Jewish Cemetery.
There is only one entrance and the whole place is surrounded
by a high wall and completely concealed by the adjacent houses.
I had absolutely no
idea that this cemetery was here and many other people I have
spoken to since are also unaware of its existence. Inevitably,
it was night time when I visited and little did I know but
I was in for a few surprises.
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the very first photograph orbs started to appear. Some faint
ones are just visible near the centre of this photograph. |
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The two photographs above were taken
within seconds of each other at 21.50hrs. You can see some
more orbs starting to appear although they are quite faint.
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Orbs can be seen coming
over the Cemetery wall. It looks almost as if they are coming
to get us.
I have no idea if they are able to
control themselves or even move in a conscious way. The time
of this photograph was again 21.50hrs
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| Yet some more orbs. This time they are
coming over the top of the arched entranceway to the Cemetery.
Photograph taken at 21.51hrs. |
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| In this photograph
there are quite a few very faint orbs above the head stones.
Photograph taken at 21.51hrs. |
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And
now things start to get very strange. You can clearly see
two quite large and very dense orbs just to the right of centre
by the headstone.
At this point, on what
was a calm night, an incredibly strong wind started to blow
out from the cemetery through the entranceway. |
Wayne
said it was time to go and he moved away from the entrance.
When I asked what was wrong he asked me "could I feel
the wind blowing?"
Of course, I could,
but I hadn't really connected it to anything. As Wayne stopped
taking photographs and moved away from the entrance the wind
died completely. |
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Being
a complete sceptic I expressed my doubts that the wind had
any connection to taking the photographs. To prove the point
Wayne handed me the camera and told me to point it at the
entrance and take more pictures. |
As
soon as I took a picture the wind started up again, blowing
out from the entranceway.
The three photographs on the right
are the ones I took as the wind resumed its ferocity. All
the photographs were aimed at approximately the same place
(it was totally dark and very difficult to see).
What that dark patch is, totally blocking
out the picture in the middle photograph, I have no idea.
there were no obstructions in the way and I am positive it
was not my finger. Any suggestions? |
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