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Neil Cook and his two friends, Shane Corbett and Andrew Alexander, recently visited the site of the famous Battle of Tawton in North Yorkshire (county in the north of England), where they spent the entire second half of the day.
The British were amazed when they took a selfie in the evening and captured in the background something inexplicable. Across the road from them a black silhouette appeared in the photo, suspiciously resembling tall rider on a big horse. Needless to say that our the heroes immediately decided that they accidentally photographed the present ghost.
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According to 48-year-old Neal from Saltburn-by-the-Sea, he is a kind of medium. Cook attracts from his teens different paranormalism to itself. Therefore, they say, there is nothing surprising that near him the spirit of one of the materialized 28 thousand soldiers who died here on March 29, 1461. Man even recalls that he and his comrades heard a clatter of hooves after sunset not far from him, however, they could not find him in the dark a source.
The Briton says:
I had a strange feeling that they were watching us, but I did not pay attention to it. Only then looking at this selfie, I realized that we were faced with something supernatural. Many people on the Internet they say that this is a para-idol illusion. They say the dark bushes behind us created a rider-like silhouette. I strongly disagree with this. In my opinion, this is a gentleman, galloping on horseback. I believe the more blood shed in anywhere, the stronger the presence of the afterlife (restless souls). And perhaps you need to have special skills to make this energy materialize in the world alive.
