[B] on haloween one year my brother wayne went out to a party and i said wake me up when you get back so we can go to brooklands raca track which is built on the back of are estate anyway he woke me up and we went there under the huge bridge in a hole in the fence. when we got there the time was 11:56 and we heard footsteps on the bridge i climb up and there was no 1 there but the footsteps where still walking and cos it is a metal bridge it was loud by this time we was sh**ing our selfs ans wayne was 19 at the time i had tears coming down my face then we heard a car coming round the race track and this is cut off to cars so we run throw the woods and when we was back on the estate the time was 12:06 and i will never forget that night it was so scary and hay dudes read up this website on it


http://www.militaryairshows.co.uk/unex11.htm

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thats some freaky stuff. maybe it was the spirit of someone that did a suicide there

It was cool in a way but scary at the time wow was it.





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I know that race track, i've visited the museum, its very interesting. Also to note that it was a pre war race track and a dangerous one, quite a few racing drivers motorcycles and cars crashed, and because of the lack of saftey devices unfortunatley they died there. The track was cut up in parts during the war as they feared the german aircraft would reconise it and they would know they were close to london. End of history lesson thank you for sharing your experience.

thanks for that i never new it

has any one been to brooklands race track here

That's an Interesting Story, hell boy.



Also, Ghost Guru, thanks for the local history. That helps to substantiate this story.

My Father was a U.S. Army Pilot in WWII, (stationed in England at least during part of The War.) Nevertheless, because of my Dad's Service there, and the fact that we're Jewish, etc, etc,,,I am VERY intrigued by ALL tidbits of information about Europe during THAT era.

Thanks Again!!!

I would like to lobby for some punctuation every now and again. It makes me less crosseyed, and I can get the gist of your sighting a little better.

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