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Are you interested in learning HOW to investigate for paranormal activity?Want to go on a ghost hunt looking for spirits, ghosts and residual energy?
Fed up with going with groups that are too big, too noisy with too many people moving around and ruining your experience?
Still interested?
Then you need to try Apex Paranormal.
Why?
We will show you how to use the equipment and the basics behind becoming a paranormal investigator.
We only go to alleged haunted locations whereupon activity has been witness by strong witness testimony or ourselves in person.
We will only be offering small numbers on our events, usually no more than 20 customers and a small Apex team.
25.00 per ticket and booking fee. Follow the links at the bottom for booking and website information.
Please read on for the history and take a leap of faith and go to the booking link.
Hope to see you there!
Fort Purbrook was completed in 1870 and forms part of the line of forts on Portsdown Hill, along with Fort Widley, Fort Southwick and Fort Nelson. Fort Purbrook lies to the East of Fort Widley, and was originally supported by two small redoubts known as Farlington and Crookhorn, although both have know been demolished.
The fort is now in the hands of the Peter Ashley Activity Centre, and along with Fort Widley, they are used for events and outdoor activities.
Because of its position on the flank of the hill it was constructed to bring more firepower to bear on the north-eastern approaches. A central spiral staircase leads from the parade to the underground service tunnels from the caponiers and barrack. The main magazine is off a side tunnel from the central spiral stair. The passages are the only ones in the Portsmouth defences to be equipped with chicanes.
During WW1 Fort Purbrook was armed with anti-aircraft guns and thereafter was used as a siege artillery barracks. The army left the site in 1925, but in WWII it became an ambulance base, a barracks and a centre for civil defence, housing the 65th Chemical Warfare Company in 1940, whose responsibilities included preparing for possible nuclear attack. Throughout all these years, Fort Purbrook, thankfully, never faced enemy attack.
What to expect:
We will sign you at 8pm and take you to the refreshments area and hub room. You are welcome to free refreshments throughout the course of the evening. We will be having regular breaks throughout the night.
We will run through a health and safety brief to ensure you stay safe so that you can enjoy your time with us.
With health and safety in mind please wear flat sensible shoes or boots, no heels please. Wrap up warm as it can get very cold in the tunnels. Please bring a torch as some parts of the tunnels are pitch dark.
We have pieces of equipment for you to use such as K2, K3's Rem Pod, Mel Meter, spirit radios, flashing cat balls, dowsing rods, pendulums, spirit board (Ouija board), trigger objects and thermometers.
We will split down into two teams of no more than 11 members each. This helps keep noise contamination down and enables you to have an enjoyable time.
The first vigil starts at 20.30 and the last vigil finishes at 02.00.
We will train you to be the paranormal investigator and you become the ghost hunter. If however you just want to sit back and go with the flow to enjoy what others uncover that's fine with us too.
So follow the link to our tickets tailor page. Booking fees apply.
https://buytickets.at/apexparanormal/1878211
For our terms and conditions please go to our website
https://www.apex-paranormal-uk-ltd.com/
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