MYSTERY ANIMALS OF KENT

If you go down to the woods today....
Neil Arnold's new book MYSTERY ANIMALS OF KENT, a 400-page volume, is available to buy, from the author or from Amazon.com priced £15.00:
The book is a result of more than twenty years of research, a chronicle of thousands of sightings of 'big cats' in Kent, Sussex and the London outskirts, as well as other bizarre true stories, such as Neil's own encounter's with black leopards, lynx and puma. Also, read about the 'beast' of Blue Bell Hill, the Bluewater leopard, the 'beast' of Sheppey, the Otford 'panther', and a whole menagerie of mystery cats, as well as Neil's encounter's with gun-toting psychopaths, and black magic cults.
Find out about the Bexley cat-ripper, phantom hellhounds, lake and sea serpents, and other creatures of the murky depths. And not to forget, wolves, wallabies, apes, monkey's, snakes, flying and buzzing things, and general high bouts of strangeness which have plagued Kent... Forget the 'Blair Witch Project', this is Kent, where the wild things are...
Buy the book, and ask yourself whether you really know what's lurking in your neck of the woods...
**reposted with permission from the author

The Devil's Footprints

Jonathan Downes,who runs the Centre for Fortean Zoology,recently looked into a set of cloven footprints in the backyard of a lady from Devon.
He,along with his team of scientists,inspected the prints to see if the phenomena could be explained by means other than paranormal.
The footprints,which first appeared in the area in 1855,have been dubbed "The Devil's Footprints"
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The Devil's Footprints