Tsunami Ghosts! With Poppy! Ep.146

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[00:00:40] All right then, guys. Welcome back into The Spooky Shed, your go-to place for conversations around all things weird, scary, and of course spooky. I'm back once again with my new sidekick, Poppy. How the hell are you? I'm grand. I am peachy. I'm fine. How are you? Marvellous. It's finally started raining. Happy days. Wales is very, very wet at the moment. Well, they usually are when they're in the sea, so...

[00:01:10] It's going to be one of those days. Going to be one of those days. It is every day. Oh, Christ. Right. Anyway, this is your episode, basically. So what the hell are we talking about? We are talking about tsunamis and ghosts. Fair enough. It doesn't really get any more simpler than that.

[00:01:38] So do you know about the... I already forget how to say this place. It's like... Is she mochi or mochi? Oh, yeah, that one. It sounds like a food. Machi, maybe? I don't know. I can never, ever remember it.

[00:02:00] But in 2011, there was a very huge earthquake, a seismic nine on the Richter scale, which is like cataclysmic devastation. And of course, it is quite like a modern, modern day ghost stories. And it still affects a lot of the families.

[00:02:24] But yeah, so the city was absolutely wiped out by the tsunami that happened from the earthquake. And this tsunami was like a 40-foot wall of water that just flattened the place. And it killed something like 18,000 people, I want to say. Fucking hell. It's a lot of people. So it's a lot of death and destruction in one little area. I say little, but it is a city.

[00:02:53] And after that, within months into years, there have been nonstop sightings, experiences of ghosts, specters. And these apparitions are so solid that people mistake them for people. And it's only when they vanish that they're like, what the heck? What are these things?

[00:03:22] Who are these people? And also, it's really interesting. Like, neighbours have recognised these people that have died as well. And it also made national news coverage, like in America, wherever, UK. There is a few documentaries as well. I think there's still one out on Netflix. And I'm pretty sure it's called something like Ghosts of the Tsunami or something like that.

[00:03:52] And yeah, so it's been completely just... What's the word? Help me out. And obliterated? I don't know. Oh my gosh. It has just been talked about for the last 15 years and sensationalised and whatever.

[00:04:14] But is it really sensationalism when it's a collective of people who are having the same experiences? So some of the experiences, for instance, there are taxi drivers that pick up people and they want to go into the city or in the outskirts. And they start talking to the taxi drivers. And this has happened on multiple occasions. And then they just vanish halfway through the journey.

[00:04:43] And again, this has happened time and time again to taxi drivers. And it's not just the taxi drivers. It's the residents on the outskirts and family members and neighbours that open the door to somebody. I mean, there's even reports of neighbours having tea with one of their past neighbours. And they open the door and they say, have you got a spare change of clothes? Or have you got some dry clothes?

[00:05:12] And they walk into the house. They'll sit. They'll have tea. Or in some cases, they leave wet footprints throughout the house. And in other instances, when they get up, they've left a wet puddle wherever it is they're sat. That's creepy. Don't like that. This has happened time and time again. Continual reports. I don't know if to this day there are still reports happening.

[00:05:40] But yeah, it's the fact that these solid apparitions are house calling. And I'm not really sure what makes this different than any other kind of ghost story. I think it's just the fact that people see solid, solid apparitions. And they converse and they have full-blown conversations.

[00:06:05] And then another thing that has been documented is there's been spectral cues within where the destroyed city is. So people will see cues of people, but then they'll disappear within 5-10 seconds. They'll see people walking just aimlessly lost. And even sadly, children as well.

[00:06:31] So children just aimlessly walking around lost, asking for their parents. And then they just disappear. That's depressing. It is a bit depressing, but it's also one of those well-documented. And when you've got hundreds of cases of the same thing, how can you deny that? This is like one of the most undeniable ghost encounters and ghost stories that continued for the last 15 years.

[00:07:00] So that's what makes this different, is it's not just a couple of people. It's not just here and there. It's the same encounters over and over again. What am I trying to say here?

[00:07:20] To me, the thing that's weird is that obviously there's a mass death of people, which has happened a lot of times. But I can't recall anything like this before. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, this is one that stuck with me. So I knew about these stories a couple of years, you know, after the tsunami and everything and whatever, the first sort of stories that come out.

[00:07:51] And these stuck with me. They really did, because it's just such a phenomena that I don't think we encounter on this mass. And that is what makes it different. Yeah, that's... First of all, that fucking milk I've put in my tears off, that is fucking vile. He's got floaters. No, it's not that.

[00:08:20] It's just off that. That tastes like fucking rat piss. Anyway. I think given the circumstances and talking about tsunamis and earthquakes, I think your milk issue is pretty much down there on the scale. Well, yeah, but still, you know, real world problems and all that sort of stuff. Anyway. But it's just, I don't know, to me, it's just bizarre.

[00:08:48] And like, there must be a reason for it somehow or some way of like, why? Like, you know, so many, so many spirits are still there and why they're all so visible. Like, you know, to me, there must be a reason for that. To me, there has to be an answer to everything. It has to be, you know, autism. And I don't know. I don't know.

[00:09:15] Maybe is it something to do with, I don't know, the people's religion or spirituality or fucking whatever the hell that word I try to say is. Talking about spirituality and religion, so across different denominations of religion, there's also been lots and lots of cases, especially within the Buddhist community, of people approaching these places after being possessed, after having encounters.

[00:09:43] But yeah, possession and being afflicted by the spirits as well. That's a massive, that's a massive report within these stories and this phenomena. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. It's just, I'm trying to think, to me, that's the only sort of, and this will make me sound like a bit of a hypocrite because I'm not religious. But to me, that sounds like the only logical reason.

[00:10:12] To me, like, you know, because it can't just be like one of them things, it's because of where it happened. Because like, you know what I mean? Could happen anywhere, sort of thing. But like, I'm trying to think of other, like I say, like in America when there's been like, obviously when they get the hurricanes and all that sort of shit. And obviously, like, you know, lots of people die, but you don't hear things like this. Certainly not to this extent. I mean, I know, like you said, what was it, 18,000 people or something that died. Yeah, yeah.

[00:10:40] Which is obviously a shit ton, like more than normal for like, you know, these sort of natural disaster things. I don't know, that just seems, that's weird. Do you remember as well? It's always weird with you. Do you remember a while ago we talked about like spectral telephone calls and things like that? This is another phenomena.

[00:11:07] So services, fire services, police services are getting calls from neighbourhoods that no longer stand. It's fucking weird. Yeah. And what you said about the taxes and stuff, because obviously that's, I'm sure we've briefly spoke about that before. If I remember, like, you know, like Phantom Hitchhiker sort of stuff. Because I've heard loads of stories like that.

[00:11:36] It is really bizarre and it is really strange, but I would want to go down a few avenues. So as an investigator, there's a few things that I would want to check out. So firstly, we know that any kind of seismic, like cataclysmic events that happen within our weather, natural disasters, and that cause mass death, it tends to be like a bubble.

[00:12:06] And it tends to hold the energy. And of course, it's trauma. It's traumatic deaths that have happened in a short amount of time. So can you imagine that kind of energy that is stored in a bubble around that area? You know, that is something that we know can happen, does happen because of battlefields and that kind of thing.

[00:12:28] Which goes on to things like the stone tape theory, where energy attaches itself to a raw material. I don't know. Obviously, it is by water as well because the tsunami has come in. And we know that water is also a trigger and heightens energy within the paranormal. And then you factor in things like the weather as well.

[00:12:58] So, you know, this is a whole like multiple recipe for this, I think. And I personally, what I'm thinking is maybe because there is so many different elements and they're all squished together, that it just causes this mass energy bubble.

[00:13:19] And I would also be curious about things like ley lines, shrines, any kind of ancient settlements. Or I don't really know much about Japan and I don't know much about the area. So I'd be interested to know sort of the area's history as well. So, yeah, right.

[00:13:45] So we'll go back to that stone tape theory because that's something I've been meaning to look into more because someone said it to me and, well, I didn't know what it meant. So you've sort of just told me then. So when you get haunted objects, is that basically like stone tape theory then? Not really. I wouldn't personally. What's the difference then? Okay.

[00:14:12] So obviously we know first off that stone tape theory actually came from this documentary film and it sort of got adapted into what we now know in modern day of the stone tape theory,

[00:14:25] which is essentially we say that limestone, I think it is sandstone, different minerals and elements and material of which a building is made of is somehow containing energy. I mean, there was, I mean, the stone tape theory. So the tape theory.

[00:14:54] So that's the stone theory. We'll call it the stone theory, just the materials. But the tape theory is that energy can be imprinted in a moment in time and captured within a film. And then when it's played back, it's releasing some of its energy. Right. So that's all it is. It's a net. It's a capture. Right. Fair enough. Right.

[00:15:19] So, so basically then, so let's say, I said, so something happens, some, something happens in a building. It's made of like, like sandstone or something. And like, say something bad happens in there. People die. Then, so then it's like, how the hell do I word this?

[00:15:42] So would it be that like, if, if, if people see, you know, these spirits, they're only going to see things of what happened within that building sort of thing. Almost like us. Almost like us seeing a flashback of what happened. Yeah. Yeah. It's almost like an imprint of film, isn't it? It's like a sequence of events. This is what goes into like residual hauntings and that kind of thing.

[00:16:10] It's, um, can you really call it a haunting if a ghost or a spirit is doing the same action over and over again? So it could be that a spirit is walking through a door and slams that door. And that is the same play at 11 PM every single day. Now, can you really call that a haunting or is that just a moment in time trapped?

[00:16:36] Yeah, because then that's like, I say, it's again as, as investigators then. So if you're, if, if we could somehow confirm this, then I, and you go, and you go to these places and surely you wouldn't actually be able to communicate with them. Um, because it's just, how you say it's just like, that sort of thing, like a time loop. Yeah. I understand what you're saying.

[00:17:01] Um, that that's another part of it is these sort of residual imprints. If you are unable to communicate with them, then that is just an imprint in time. Surely. Yeah, that's not. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. That's where I was trying to go with it. That isn't the spirit. That's just, that's, uh, it's a memory, isn't it? Yeah. It's just, that's, that's how I see it.

[00:17:29] Because I also like to think that we are living on multiple timelines. Like everything is on this line, but we're layered through different timelines. Like we can see, we can have the future because people have time slips and they go into the future and also into the past. And then our haunting. So this is where it gets interesting and a little bit spicy and a bit all over the place.

[00:17:56] But are we actually in the present or are we in the future? And when we look back, when we look back into like ghosts, are the ghosts actually seeing the future, which is us? And are we seeing them in the past? You know what I'm saying? Like, it's just a full blown. I've got an idea already.

[00:18:22] Is this the now or are we actually just living the future or are we in the past? Yeah. Or, or is it a case of like that, like that film, The Others, like, you know, where they're basically like haunting themselves? It kind of wasn't though. The others weren't quite like haunting themselves.

[00:18:44] It was that they were, they were in the same timeline, except they were living parallel to each other, one in spirit and one in human form. Yeah. Yeah. But like, yeah, but they, well, it sort of is then because like, obviously, because that's a question that I've, I've heard you ask on clips that you've sent me. Like, you know, you always, like people always say on investigations, do you know you're dead? And that's the point of The Others, they don't know. Yeah, exactly. They don't know.

[00:19:15] Yeah, exactly. So in a way, it kind of is a little bit like that. I guess, I guess. And interestingly, the other day when I sent you that UVP and I said to them, you know, dead, do you know that you're living an afterlife? And they just went, yes. That was really good, wasn't it? Yeah. What I really want is to do that on an EVP and just to get a voice going, what? Or just, what the fuck?

[00:19:46] Yeah. Just like, fuck, it's hard to me. I'm not fucking dead, you cunt. Yeah. One day, one day. But the death thing is, right, that would probably be more believable. Well, I'm waiting for a modern day ghost. But then this is another thing is, why can't the past spirits adapt into our language? Like, can you imagine a ghost going, lol? Yeah.

[00:20:17] Can you imagine? And it's like one from like the 1800s. So Willoughby of whatever. And he's just like, lol. Well, I think that's a good, I mean, I know we're sort of going a little bit on a bit of a tangent here. But when people make that stupid argument of like, why is there no, like, cavemen ghosts and stuff? And to me, it's blatantly obvious.

[00:20:46] One, like, they're probably on some sort of different level because it's that fucking long ago. But also it's like that famous saying that, you know, if a lion could speak English, you wouldn't understand a word it's saying. Because its reference points will be so fucking different to what ours are. Even though, like you say, let's just say caveman, like the earliest form of human. Like, if they could actually speak English, like how we speak it, we wouldn't have a fucking clue what they're saying anyway.

[00:21:14] So you wouldn't be able to fucking communicate with them. No. It's just pretty simple, isn't it? It's like they've got their language because it's stuck in that time and we've got our language. So, yeah. Pretty much. But yeah, going backwards.

[00:21:35] So, like the sewn tape theory and everything like that is pretty much just set for that moment in time. Yeah. And it makes you wonder, like, how much of the sewn tape theory is within this city? Because I'm assuming there would be high-rise towers and big buildings. But I don't know enough.

[00:22:05] I don't know enough about the architecture or the landscape to say, you know, how old some of these buildings are or were. Because obviously it's been decimated. Yeah, but it doesn't necessarily have to be the buildings. It could be literally like the actual foundations of like, you know, what's underneath and stuff. Yeah, of course. Because look at Gettysburg where they had the, you know, the battles, the Civil War.

[00:22:33] I think it was the Civil War, wasn't it? Yeah. And they still, to this day, have troops running, marching. And so many people have witnessed scenes from the battle. And again, that's a stone tape theory. Because I think they said that, I can't, I wish I knew completely, but it's some kind of stone that the ground is on. Yeah.

[00:23:03] Is this sandstone? It could be limestone. I can't, I can't remember. I mean, they're not massively dissimilar anyway, are they? They're all stones. But yeah. And then there's this new sort of theory being looked into that, I'm pretty sure it's silica in water. Yeah, yeah.

[00:23:28] And there's the thought that maybe silica holds energy and amplifies any kind of sort of energies and whatever happens within the spectral realm. Hmm. So what would be interesting then would be to know, like, let's say, let's use the taxi driver as a good example.

[00:23:56] I mean, it'd be better if it was a bus because obviously they have a, they stick to a route. But we'll say by chance a taxi driver, you know, basically goes the same route. It'd be very interesting to see if this sort of stuff, I say, you know, does happen at certain times in certain places and, you know, with the same people or spirits or whatever the hell it is now. That's what I'd want to know because then that would pretty much confirm it as well.

[00:24:25] Like, would confirm their stone tape theory anyway. To a degree. Yeah. So you're saying doing the same routes, the same times and that kind of, yeah, I mean, maybe they have looked into it. Maybe this is something we need to go and research a little bit more. Yeah.

[00:24:44] But then now I'm also thinking now of the whole, you know, like the whole argument with the paranormal and stuff about when people say, oh, it's not, it's not the people that are haunted, it's the house. Or it's not the house that are haunted, it's the people sort of thing. So if, is a haunted house just stone tape theory then? Like you say, is that the case sometimes? Sometimes. I think sometimes, yeah.

[00:25:14] I mean, look at castles. I mean, castles are fantastic again because they've got all the elements. This is why I want to do a mass investigation of a castle one day because you're surrounded by water, the material and the imprint of energies, trauma, battles, that kind of thing. Again, it's that bubble, it's got everything that you would ever need for an investigation.

[00:25:39] And I do think that obviously people's sequence of events and their routines that they did every single day will leave an imprint. I mean, I like to think I will actually come back to my home when I'm dead, where I am now, and I will come back to the shed, except the shed won't be here. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[00:26:04] I like to think I will sit here, I will do my podcast with you when I'm dead, and then I just disappear. Yeah, so that's like, so you've started saying, like you say, so we're both dead, people living in our houses, the sheds are gone, but to us, they're still there. Yeah.

[00:26:33] Like in our realm, reality, world, whatever the fuck you want to call it. Yeah, so then that's sort of like, yeah, I know what you mean. I was going to say it's a bit like parallel universe, but it's not really, is it? It is. It's just a different sort of reality. Yeah. Because it means that we'll be... Just a different perception.

[00:26:55] Yeah, we'll be living on a reality that isn't visible necessarily to others. Different frequency. Or are we dead already? No, because then it literally is the others. Maybe we are, maybe we're just ghosts in our shed. Possibly.

[00:27:22] But no, I don't think it's just people's routines and whatever. I think it is a case of some items can be haunted, as we know. There's been enough proof of that throughout the paranormal community. So I think things can be haunted and attached to. But I also think that people go back to places that they were happy, and they also go back to places where there's trauma.

[00:27:53] You know, it's different energy imprints, but they're not all going to be stone tape theory, are they? Yeah. I mean, we know enough that there are intellectual spirits, because we ask questions, we get confirmation, we get touched, we get, you know, upon command, you know, we get that intellectual response. And we also get poltergeist activity. So we know that there is just different hauntings,

[00:28:23] and it's not all going to be stone tape theory, is it? Yeah, yeah. True, true. True. Because that was where my brain sort of went to a little bit, was like poltergeist activity then. Like, is that sort of just, is that just a weird memory that's getting played back? But then obviously when things, like, you know, for all the knocking noises, doors slamming and shit like that. But then when, you know, when people are getting levitated out of beds,

[00:28:53] then it kind of kills that argument really, doesn't it? But then again, I suppose that was absolute bollocks. So I suppose maybe that could be the case sometimes. Probably not, I'll admit, but you never know. But going back to like this city, this bubble of death and destruction, would you class,

[00:29:22] I don't suppose you would class it as poltergeist activity, because, you know, if these apparitions are going into homes, and like picking up their cup and drinking with people, or, you know what I mean, like they're touching, they're actually touching things, and physically making them move, like a very normal person. Where do we draw the line here? Where, you know, do we say, that's poltergeist activity? Hmm.

[00:29:51] Well, I think, I think the film poltergeist is to blame here, really, isn't it? Because, I obviously, as we all know, and it's one of my favourite things about the paranormal, poltergeist literally just means noisy ghost. Yeah. Which to me is funny, always will be. So, poltergeist activity doesn't necessarily have to be bad, I suppose, does it? No, of course, and it's going to that argument, that poltergeists are all evil and negative, and they're really not. Yeah, that's what I mean,

[00:30:21] and that's the fault of that is the film. Yeah. Yeah, because that, that, you say the word poltergeist now, and everybody assumes that, like you say, you're going to get dragged, dragged up the stairs by your hair. Everybody shits themselves. Yeah, basically, yeah. Basically. To put it bluntly, yeah. Yeah. They're like, oh, fuck this. Yeah. Exorcism. Yeah, but that's what I mean, like, that's what's,

[00:30:50] but then, but then if, in that case then, does that mean every type of, every type of physical paranormal activity, of like, you know, any, just, even just a slight touch or whatever, is that poltergeist activity then, isn't it? I think it's more to do with interaction, of spirit being with an inanimate object.

[00:31:20] Right. At least that's how I see it. Because all spirits, well, not all spirits, but spirits in general, usually can touch people, pull the hair, whatever. I got touched on the hip this, this weekend by a ghost, but it wasn't a poltergeist, you know what I mean? So, touch in itself. Why not?

[00:31:50] I don't know. Who makes this gratification? But yeah, but this is, this is, this is my point then. This is my point. If we're saying that, like you say, just, just because, like, poltergeist activity isn't always bad, then surely any sort of paranormal activity, is also a poltergeist activity. Because like I say, poltergeist doesn't mean anything bad. It just means, it means noisy ghosts or, like you say, and that's purely just for knocking noises, doors slamming,

[00:32:20] and that sort of shit. I can imagine that, that's the only reason they came up with that name. Blame the Germans. That's the answer to everything. Yeah. Just blame the Germans. Fuck's sake. Oh, Christ. But yeah, I, I am, like I said, I see poltergeist activity being

[00:32:51] movement of inanimate objects, like you said, slamming doors, throwing knives, these are really extreme, levitating things, moving things, is all interaction with inanimate objects. Right. So, but what, what about, so that, that, this, one, the, give me a minute.

[00:33:22] His brain is computing. Exactly. So, the thing that touched you then, so if that picked you up, is that poltergeist activity? I want to say no. I want to say no. Because, just because the spirit can interact in that way.

[00:33:52] All right, what if you took your phone out of your hand? That's an inanimate object. That's a poltergeist. No, you're right. Right, right. Hang on. Like, we've got a big fucking spirit here, right? It's got you, it's got, it's picked you up in one hand and it's got your phone in the other. Poltergeist. Drops the phone and it's just got you. You've just said it isn't if it's good, picks you up. Oh, well, I think it's, I think.

[00:34:22] You're kind of using your fucking self, man. Hang on. I think if it's a combination, okay? So I think if, if they do a combo move on you. Right. So if it turns into Street Fighter. Yeah. Right. Fair enough. So if they start doing combo moves on you and start moving things, making noise and then picking you up and then throwing things, then yes, you have a noise.

[00:34:51] It is a noisy spirit. Right. Fair enough. It's making noise. It's making chaos. Right. But just one thing on its own, like knocking, knocking, that's just a spirit. Making noise, that's just a spirit. Picking things up, that's just a spirit. But it's that combo, isn't it? Right. Yeah, I see what you mean. Yeah, fair enough. Am I,

[00:35:21] am I making some sense? Am I being at least a little logical? Sort of, yeah, sort of. I was a hundred percent agree with you, but I know where you're coming from. Each to their own. Exactly. We're all allowed our theories. That's the beauty of this. That's the beauty of this. Yeah. Because none of us actually fucking know. Until we're dead, which we could be right now. No, because then we'd know.

[00:35:52] But what if I was to touch my ghost equipment and my ghost equipment goes off, but actually we're dead. Right now, fuck this, because this is going to turn into paranormal activity versus inception and my brain can't deal with that. Okay. No, that's already made my eye twitch, so no, I'm not going down that road. For those that are watching, I have a very, very cool Beetlejuice cup, which Liam thinks is shit. My cup,

[00:36:21] I didn't say it was shit, I just said my cup was better. Which means you think mine is shit. No, it's not shit, mine's just better. Mine says exorcist. Mine's got a really handsome bearded face on it. Mine has, mine has a really cool tombstone. Well, I've got one of them somewhere in here, somewhere. There's also a candle, but I don't know where it is. And for those that don't know,

[00:36:52] we often have a shed off. I'm, I'm sure my shed's better than his shed. Is it fuck, you're the one copying my shed now? We've had that forever. No, I mean, we all, other decorations and stuff. It's Halloween coming up, well, spooky season, so of course, you've got to have some like spiders and stuff. Look at that. Mine's like this, mine's like this all year round. Well, mine's going to stay up, so. Oh yeah, convenient.

[00:37:22] It adds to the aesthetic. Just because, just because you've got a hoover in your shed, that doesn't mean it's better. That's my spirit sucker in the corner. We're not, we're not getting into this argument again. Right. Have you got anything else? Do you remember there was a program years and years ago, and I forget what it's called. It might be something like the ghost capturer or I don't know,

[00:37:50] but there is this older woman in a cape that would go around and like, I think suck up ghosts. No, you, you've been watching the new ghostbusters. It's all women. No, I won't watch it because it ruins it for me. Sexist. No, it's not that. It's just my brain. My brain is stuck on the eighties. But the stupid thing is you, the stupid thing is if I, if I had said that,

[00:38:20] I'd have got in trouble. And that's a fucked up world that we live in. And I've got nothing against the entire female crew of ghostbusters. I do not. Good for them. Let's try to justify this now. However, my brain is stuck in the eighties and maybe early nineties. Oh, Christ, fair enough. I prefer the original ones anyway, but yeah. Me too. Yeah. Right.

[00:38:49] Have you got out else then? Are we done for that one? I don't know. Is there anything more you want to elaborate on the, the tsunami spirits? Um, no, like I said, I'd, I'd love to know if there was any sort of patterns to it all. I think that, I think, I think that, that, that's my main thing. Just to know if there's any sort of sense to it. I think that's what I'd want to know most. So that's your final thoughts on it.

[00:39:23] What I'd want to know the most is if there's any sort of pattern to it all. And if there is, and if there is, then, you know, that can't, that would kind of make a bit more sense on the whole, they say stone tape stuff and what have you. I would just want to know the different layers, to be honest, like the history, the location, the environment. Like, I would like to know a little bit more about that. I do think that the trauma, um,

[00:39:49] and the mass death is a big contributor to this, to this one. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'd say, I'd say that's pretty much a given though, really. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Now, I reckon we're done then. I think we're done. Yeah. Uh, right then guys. So as always go and follow our Instagram page, at the Spooky Shed podcast, link in the bio there for the Facebook,

[00:40:19] YouTube channel, TikTok, uh, anything else that's on there. Yeah. Probably let people know where they can find you and your stuff that you do. Yeah. So you can find me personally on TikTok. I am ghost girl over there. And you can also follow, uh, paranormal project South Wales on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. We're across all platforms. Happy days. Happy days. Right. We shall leave it there. And we shall speak to you next time. Toodles.

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