Here some quotes of how people felt when
experiencing these timeslip type occurrences
1941: South West England -
"They
both felt an overwhelming sense of foreboding or evil as they climbed hedge
after hedge, always dropping down into ploughed fields with no gateways."
Source: http://www.assap.ac.uk/newsite/articles/Time%20slip.html
1957: Kersey, Suffolk, England
"the general feeling certainly was
one of disbelief and unreality…We
ran for a few hundred yards as if to shake off the weird feeling"
"I
experienced an overwhelming feeling of sadness and depression in Kersey, but
also a feeling of unfriendliness and unseen watchers which sent shivers up
one’s back…"
1979: France -
"Despite
the oddities, the couples enjoyed themselves"
1970s, Penrith, Cumbria,
England:
"As Angela and her friend climbed, they chatted away, but the
atmosphere grew increasingly heavy; as if there was thunder in the air…there
was a very uncanny feeling about the place."
1988: Leeds,
England.
"it seemed very gray and eerie."
But:
1968: Tunbridge Wells, Kent - England
"There was at the
time, she thought, nothing especially odd about the scene."
1935: Minster, Thanet,
Kent
"Remarkably, Dr Moon
seems not at the time to have been either alarmed or even mildly surprised by
the changed scenery, by the quite oddly dressed man approaching his or the fact
that his car was missing."
Source: http://web.archive.org/web/20071007052922/http://www.historic-kent.co.uk/haunt13.html
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