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We are a private paranormal investigation team based in Central Scotland. We will be investigating all over the UK

United Kingdom
Joined September 2015
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9k Subscribers to our YouTube channel now, see the link in our bio. Many hours of decent investigations can be found there. 👻
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Cracking photo from the Project Paranormal Team 👻👻
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if you fake the paranormal, no matter what it is, activity, items, whatever or tell lies about what the items are and where they are from and you get found out .. you deserve the backlash ...
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There’s more inside Michigan’s 120 Lighthouses than winding staircases, lamps and lenses! Some possess “lights” that have never gone out! Click here for the story: wzzm13.com/ghostsofmichigans… @linnerte @PPteamwork @see_paranormal @FilesMagazine @GhostAdventures @see_paranormal
Who wants to be really kind and watch and share my Paranormal webseries? Happy Hunting guys. Retweeting makes so much difference to views 😍😍 youtu.be/9-JrJoLSfD8 @TruthBeyondPar1 @melchizedek1955 @ghosthunting_uk @PPteamwork #ghosts
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One of #Scotland's most impressive strongholds: Blackness #Castle! ⚔️💙 @welovehistory 📍 West Lothian 📷 IG/jacob.murray.scotland
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The builders of Lochranza Castle took security very seriously. The main door was above ground level, reached by ladder. A 'murder hole' for dropping projectiles on intruders is directly above the lower entrance. Is Lochranza the perfect #HistoricHideout? #ZombieAwarenessMonth
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Trying to get the word out about my blog, mainly so I know there's people that want read it, and I will keep at it. If you could do me a solid and retweet, maybe stop on over and drop me a comment, I'd appreciate the love! #paranormal #haunted #blogpost hauntedhistoryjaunts.com/ant…
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One of #Scotland's most impressive strongholds: Blackness #Castle! ⚔️💙 @welovehistory 📍 West Lothian 📷 IG/jacob.murray.scotland
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If you are not following @willows1234 you really should & I would be eternally grateful for a RT too. many thanks have a great weekend #ParanormalFamily
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Outer Hebrides A-Z (I) - Inside St Clement's Church at Rodel, Isle of Harris. Built for the Chiefs of the MacLeods of Harris in 15th century.
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Just devastating to see the Notre Dame Cathedral burning. Absolutely devastating. The monument’s history, art, and iconic architecture is irreplaceable. The people of Paris, France, and Catholics around the world are in our prayers. #NotreDame
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New HBI Video. Please RT. I hope to get out with them in the near future again. 👻👻👻
It's here, our Brand new investigation video. The grand Beaumanor Hall. Caught some amazing stuff here. Click now to watch and don't forget to subscribe and retweet. Enjoy the episode. youtu.be/ZkD7m1tSmJQ
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Replying to @PPteamwork
Omg ur so lucky! Good luck and happy hunting x
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Outer Hebrides A-Z (B) - Beach Airport on the Isle of Barra. Voted second most scenic Airport in the world.
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Outer Hebrides A-Z (A) Amhuinnsuidhe Castle on the Isle of Harris. The public road goes right past the front door!
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Just a few of the historic gems in Dumfries and Galloway! #LoveDandG #SeeSouthScotland #VisitScotland @VisitScotland
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