I saw this in 1995 , just above Stanege Hedge in the peak district . clear as day,no sound whatsoever and just disappeared into a hill side . Waiting for a bang or explosion ,but absolutely nothing.
In June 2013 my wife and I were walking our dog on the left hand side of the Chatsworth estate on Baslow road from Sheffield towards Baslow village. The view from there is quite spectacular. As we walked we both saw a two engine WW2 type aircraft fly in from the right, with no apparent engine noise. As it got closer it became clear that it was a Wellington bomber. The brown and green camouflage was very clear, as was the blue and red roundel on the side of the aircraft. As it came across us ( it was approximately a mile away), it banked hard over to the right showing the underneath of both wings and fuselage. What was strange at this point was that immediately it banked, the wings and fuselage, which had been perfectly clear seconds earlier, became blurred, with no markings visible. The Wellington turned hard right and headed into some open land to the left of Chatsworth house. It was obvious it was making a forced landing. We watched it leave our line of sight expecting to hear noise or see smoke. We saw and heard nothing. Thinking we had just seen an aircraft involved in a WW2 re enactment go down, we contacted Derbyshire Police and reported what we had just seen. They told us that no incident report had been made. We went home and googled ‘Wellington bomber crash Chatsworth’, I ask anyone reading this to do the same. Sometimes this world can be a very strange place. I’m not an attention seeker, I’m a 72 year old ex police officer, who saw something very strange occur in my purview which was also witnessed, in real time, by my wife.
A Wellington 'safely' crash landed in the fields just up from the Calton Lees car park... as the road rises up to a collection of oak trees, left, across the road - there. At the point where if you look one gets the full vista of Chatsworth House down by the river. So many Wellingtons came down in the 'area' during WW2. I saw one above fields in Ashover one late summers day in 87/88 when walking our dogs. It appeared above Hilltop Farm abd turned south, towards Ashover Rock (Fabric). Twas definitely a Wellington (unlike the Whitley used in this film) with its distinctive geodetic window on its fuselage, i noticed a glossy red marking also on fuselage just where the rear edge of the winged attaches. At the time A10's used to fly up and down the Amber Valley but, even with their distinctive whine, would not phase the dogs who were more determined in running for their ball or ring. On this occasion, however, both went flat to the grass. It was as real to my eyes as any A10.
Time ripple to WW2 / violent / historical event. I think there are several timelines. The WW2 timeline crossed at that time and place where you stood in 2013 hence this ghost plane you saw.
My sister was an Army wife in Germany in the 1990s in a small place called Werl, one night she was awoken by tremendous droaning of aircraftres engines which lasted for 5-10 minutes, then abruptly stopped. The next day after she asked fellow wives, the Regiment has been deployed to the first Gulf War, had they heard anything, out of a dozen it was only another who also had been woken up by the terrific noise made by what she said “lots of planes flying overhead” Werl is near Dortmund, which is in the area of the Rhur industrial area, she’s convince she heard a replay of a bomber force on its way to a target.
A few years ago, I spent a 24hr period at the crash site of the RB-29 on the anniversary of the crash as I've heard that it is haunted (13 crew killed). Eerie as hell at night, but no ghosts when I was there. I was alone as no one else that I knew wanted to go LOL.
@bubba gump shrimp Farts It's a place that I'd love to go to one day, doing it as an overnight trip would be great, as my legs probably wouldn't do all the walking in one day. From what I remember, there was only one fatality, one of the gunners lost his head.
Twenty-five or so years ago I was in the Cotswolds and saw a drab coloured Dakota flying quite low. It had painted on its wings, from front to back, broad bands of black and white. I suppose I watched it curiously, Daks aren't very common these days, for about fifteen to twenty seconds before it flew out of my visual range. In all that time, despite the props spinning vigorously there was no sound of aero engines.
I saw this also in March of 2019 absolutely no doubt immediately something was wrong completely silent right above our heads around 200ft head straight towards a hill behind us.
There's been many "ghost planes" sightings in Derbyshire in recent years especially between the years 2015-2019. However, an ex RAF pilot from WW2 saw one of these a couple of years ago and said it was a B-24 Liberator. Others say they saw an Avro Lancaster. I personally believe all these sightings as there's so many of them that it has to be true. Once we're fully aloud to travel round the UK again I will try to get a photo of this or these ghost planes to see if it is true.
The footage of the 'Wellington' at 3.18 is actually an Armstrong Whitworth Whitley. Not that important but I thought I'd mention it for the sake of accuracy.
Kyle Clarke yes it is a Whitley, in what looks like RAF Coastal Command fuselage paint scheme, rather than RAF Bomber Command paint scheme, the Peak District is known for its crash sites, ghost planes?
In 2008 i moved into a new half double in franklinton Columbus. Long story short i saw an older black woman in my room during hroad daylight. Morning. It smelled like lotion or baby wipes. I literally thought it was real. My sisters mother (aunt) lived next door. Years later i stayed w them for a summer. Her best friend Lakeisha moved into my old place w her young child & her mother who helped take care of their child. It was her (Lakeisha mother) who i saw. Id somehow seen a ghost of the future of living person. In the same room she stayed in. I was non believer before this realization that there's simply things we cant explain. Its as if time isnt linear and we somehow cross paths w different time periods. Im afraid to talk about it tonthosevwho know me.
Pilot and author Martin Caidin describes flying two WW2 bombers from America to Britain for the movie The War Lover. He describes flying low near the coast of Portugal because of rain. The bombers flashed past a fishing boat. Martin Caidin describes seeing a fisherman on the boat staring up at the bombers. He is convinced that fisherman to this day believes he saw two ghost planes, and why wouldn't he? It's 20-plus years since WW2, the planes appeared from and disappeared into rain and mist, so seeing ghost planes was an understandable decision to make,
You ever read the Sheffield Star? I live in Sheffield and have heard many times about this story,it is well known throughout Yorkshire/Derbyshire,and has been for many years.
Hi Carlo. This particular program was in the third of four seasons, and aired on 27th September 1996. I don't seem to be able to find them on disc though.
Derbyshire Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, Moors, the Pennines, Snowdonia, and Lake District, Cumbria are 'high ground' areas where civil, military aircraft have crashed, are 'buried': not recovered, have been 'seen'? The 'low ground' areas of the UK are just as dangerous for civil, military aircraft, as 'high ground'?
Thought this would interest you too. From Wikipedia : Aircraft crash On 3 November 1948, USAF Boeing RB-29A Superfortress 44-61999, of the 16th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron, 91st Reconnaissance Group, 311th Air Division, Strategic Air Command; crashed at Higher Shelf Stones, Bleaklow (53°27′2.12″N 1°51′54.03″W), whilst en route from Scampton to Burtonwood
The title of the video is: GHOSTS - Derbyshire Plane Crash Sights However, IT IS NOT THE SAME "GHOST PLANE" 0:22 USAF Dakota Cargo Plane 2:28 British Lancaster bomber So, are there TWO DIFFERENT "Ghost Planes"?
Just didn't like him pulling his old golden like that. I know it was not hurting the cutie pie but it just bothered me. I love dogs all animals actually.
you should hope that you never experience a paranormal event because with your closed mind you may not be able to handle it and that will make you very ill
I saw this in 1995 , just above Stanege Hedge in the peak district . clear as day,no sound whatsoever and just disappeared into a hill side . Waiting for a bang or explosion ,but absolutely nothing.
Wasnt the ring that of Ernest or William TANNER ?
In June 2013 my wife and I were walking our dog on the left hand side of the Chatsworth estate on Baslow road from Sheffield towards Baslow village. The view from there is quite spectacular. As we walked we both saw a two engine WW2 type aircraft fly in from the right, with no apparent engine noise. As it got closer it became clear that it was a Wellington bomber. The brown and green camouflage was very clear, as was the blue and red roundel on the side of the aircraft.
As it came across us ( it was approximately a mile away), it banked hard over to the right showing the underneath of both wings and fuselage. What was strange at this point was that immediately it banked, the wings and fuselage, which had been perfectly clear seconds earlier, became blurred, with no markings visible. The Wellington turned hard right and headed into some open land to the left of Chatsworth house. It was obvious it was making a forced landing.
We watched it leave our line of sight expecting to hear noise or see smoke. We saw and heard nothing.
Thinking we had just seen an aircraft involved in a WW2 re enactment go down, we contacted Derbyshire Police and reported what we had just seen. They told us that no incident report had been made.
We went home and googled ‘Wellington bomber crash Chatsworth’, I ask anyone reading this to do the same. Sometimes this world can be a very strange place. I’m not an attention seeker, I’m a 72 year old ex police officer, who saw something very strange occur in my purview which was also witnessed, in real time, by my wife.
Can you tell your exact location you were at when you saw it? Could you also tell me the time of the sighting and how close the plane was?
I fully believe you
A Wellington 'safely' crash landed in the fields just up from the Calton Lees car park... as the road rises up to a collection of oak trees, left, across the road - there. At the point where if you look one gets the full vista of Chatsworth House down by the river.
So many Wellingtons came down in the 'area' during WW2.
I saw one above fields in Ashover one late summers day in 87/88 when walking our dogs. It appeared above Hilltop Farm abd turned south, towards Ashover Rock (Fabric). Twas definitely a Wellington (unlike the Whitley used in this film)
with its distinctive geodetic window on its fuselage, i noticed a glossy red marking also on fuselage just where the rear edge of the winged attaches. At the time A10's used to fly up and down the Amber Valley but, even with their distinctive whine, would not phase the dogs who were more determined in running for their ball or ring. On this occasion, however, both went flat to the grass. It was as real to my eyes as any A10.
Time ripple to WW2 / violent / historical event. I think there are several timelines. The WW2 timeline crossed at that time and place where you stood in 2013 hence this ghost plane you saw.
hi! the Raf still have a restored Lancaster that regularly does flypasts
My sister was an Army wife in Germany in the 1990s in a small place called Werl, one night she was awoken by tremendous droaning of aircraftres engines which lasted for 5-10 minutes, then abruptly stopped. The next day after she asked fellow wives, the Regiment has been deployed to the first Gulf War, had they heard anything, out of a dozen it was only another who also had been woken up by the terrific noise made by what she said “lots of planes flying overhead” Werl is near Dortmund, which is in the area of the Rhur industrial area, she’s convince she heard a replay of a bomber force on its way to a target.
A few years ago, I spent a 24hr period at the crash site of the RB-29 on the anniversary of the crash as I've heard that it is haunted (13 crew killed). Eerie as hell at night, but no ghosts when I was there. I was alone as no one else that I knew wanted to go LOL.
@bubba gump shrimp Farts the one on Llwytmor?
@bubba gump shrimp Farts It's a place that I'd love to go to one day, doing it as an overnight trip would be great, as my legs probably wouldn't do all the walking in one day. From what I remember, there was only one fatality, one of the gunners lost his head.
Awesome 🐕
Mate! 🏎✨✨✨✨✨
@@CrazyFunnyCats 🏴☠️🐕
Last summer..I swear I saw a ghost coming down to the Snake from Bleak low 😮
The people who experienced this phenomenon were in a so-called time ripple. Then you come back to the history of WW2.
Twenty-five or so years ago I was in the Cotswolds and saw a drab coloured Dakota flying quite low. It had painted on its wings, from front to back, broad bands of black and white.
I suppose I watched it curiously, Daks aren't very common these days, for about fifteen to twenty seconds before it flew out of my visual range.
In all that time, despite the props spinning vigorously there was no sound of aero engines.
Sounds like the BBMF Dakota flying in DDay stripes.
I saw this also in March of 2019 absolutely no doubt immediately something was wrong completely silent right above our heads around 200ft head straight towards a hill behind us.
There's been many "ghost planes" sightings in Derbyshire in recent years especially between the years 2015-2019. However, an ex RAF pilot from WW2 saw one of these a couple of years ago and said it was a B-24 Liberator. Others say they saw an Avro Lancaster. I personally believe all these sightings as there's so many of them that it has to be true. Once we're fully aloud to travel round the UK again I will try to get a photo of this or these ghost planes to see if it is true.
Possible ghost planes
Douglas Dakota
Vickers Wellington
Avro Lancaster
B-24 Liberator
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley
@@RandomUser37384 which one, the Dakota, the Wellington or the Whitley?
Also, how can it be invisible when she saw it?
@@celinediontribute3932 I'm not a plane guy I dont have a clue
@@celinediontribute3932 it wasn't invisible it was see through. She could see the back bit through the plane somehow
Most interesting!
residual hauntings are pretty common but people choose not to talk about it...
I could tell you stories and I don't mind talking about it.
The footage of the 'Wellington' at 3.18 is actually an Armstrong Whitworth Whitley. Not that important but I thought I'd mention it for the sake of accuracy.
I now exactly what happened to the ghosts the ghost disappeared when it neared the ground where it crashed
The farmer said it was a b29 as well but your right it is a Armstrong whitley bomber
Kyle Clarke yes it is a Whitley, in what looks like RAF Coastal Command fuselage paint scheme, rather than RAF Bomber Command paint scheme, the Peak District is known for its crash sites, ghost planes?
That's right, 55, she's a Whitley. Beat me to it by two years!
esseff55 : Yeh, seen it.
I saw a phantom C-54 Skymaster in very bad weather over Wigan around 21 years ago.
Ex bomber pilots flying for the post office would switch off their engines and glide scaring the crap out of witnesses.
In 2008 i moved into a new half double in franklinton Columbus. Long story short i saw an older black woman in my room during hroad daylight. Morning. It smelled like lotion or baby wipes. I literally thought it was real. My sisters mother (aunt) lived next door. Years later i stayed w them for a summer. Her best friend Lakeisha moved into my old place w her young child & her mother who helped take care of their child. It was her (Lakeisha mother) who i saw. Id somehow seen a ghost of the future of living person. In the same room she stayed in. I was non believer before this realization that there's simply things we cant explain. Its as if time isnt linear and we somehow cross paths w different time periods. Im afraid to talk about it tonthosevwho know me.
Pilot and author Martin Caidin describes flying two WW2 bombers from America to Britain for the movie The War Lover. He describes flying low near the coast of Portugal because of rain. The bombers flashed past a fishing boat. Martin Caidin describes seeing a fisherman on the boat staring up at the bombers. He is convinced that fisherman to this day believes he saw two ghost planes, and why wouldn't he? It's 20-plus years since WW2, the planes appeared from and disappeared into rain and mist, so seeing ghost planes was an understandable decision to make,
Fellow I know saw a Hanley Page Harrow, flying over the dales back in '72- well after that a/c had ever last flown.
Are you sure it wasn't an Armstrong Whitworth Whitley bomber cause the 2 look very alike and there have been crashes of the Whitley in the area
One plop for yes, two plops for no.
You ever read the Sheffield Star?
I live in Sheffield and have heard many times about this story,it is well known throughout Yorkshire/Derbyshire,and has been for many years.
where can i find the full version of tis documentary??
It was a British television series called 'Strange But True?' presented by Michael Aspel.
Hi Carlo. This particular program was in the third of four seasons, and aired on 27th September 1996. I don't seem to be able to find them on disc though.
The ghosts were saying: Stop dragging that poor dog around by his neck!
Yes! Absolutely!!
It's better than seeing ghost ppl it's creepy
jan8919 ghost people in a ghost plane ?
I have captured the ghost of Adolf Hitler in a French wine bottle.
That poor doggo, stop dragging the poor thing alone Mr Gammon, he doesn't want to go!
Derbyshire Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, Moors, the Pennines, Snowdonia, and Lake District, Cumbria are 'high ground' areas where civil, military aircraft have crashed, are 'buried': not recovered, have been 'seen'?
The 'low ground' areas of the UK are just as dangerous for civil, military aircraft, as 'high ground'?
Where are these exact areas?
Thought this would interest you too. From Wikipedia : Aircraft crash
On 3 November 1948, USAF Boeing RB-29A Superfortress 44-61999, of the 16th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron, 91st Reconnaissance Group, 311th Air Division, Strategic Air Command; crashed at Higher Shelf Stones, Bleaklow (53°27′2.12″N 1°51′54.03″W), whilst en route from Scampton to Burtonwood
@@timparker2985 thanks. I live where RAF Burtonwood once was so I'm definitely going to have a look around this wreck
The title of the video is:
GHOSTS - Derbyshire Plane Crash Sights
However, IT IS NOT THE SAME "GHOST PLANE"
0:22 USAF Dakota Cargo Plane
2:28 British Lancaster bomber
So, are there TWO DIFFERENT "Ghost Planes"?
communistjesus will
that plane is a Whitley, not a Lancaster, the Lanc has 4 engines and a bulbous nose which you do not see there
I saw a tiny ass caravan 0:05
Just didn't like him pulling his old golden like that. I know it was not hurting the cutie pie but it just bothered me. I love dogs all animals actually.
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@@grahamjordan1040 same to you!!
If you think you’ve seen a ghost, you haven’t. Grow up
you should hope that you never experience a paranormal event because with your closed mind you may not be able to handle it and that will make you very ill
Try walking on an old WW2 airfield after dark you may get a shock 👻
What tv series was this, please? I vaguely remember something similar about a haunted narrowboat? 🤔
Strange but True?..with Michael Aspel
It had a very thin ghost