Hiya

Just thought id add a little something here as i know Tim well, he has joined my team on invos on several occasions and has proved very usefull on the information he has given us, a for group readings i'v attended several of his shows and group sessions and in general he proves reasonably accurate certainly a lot more than most ive encountered but like all things getting the correct information for everyone everytime just isn't gonna happen, try contacting him and have a one to one reading.

hope this helps :)

Peter Jackson
Founder Solent Ghost Club
and Broadsword P I.

Yea escape
at the time many people in the hospital had been victims of the local press gangs that roamed the streets add to that the conditions in the hospitals were diabolical so those that were able to took there chances and would slip into the sewage systems at low tide and try to escape thee horror of the hospitals and get back to their families who would care for them.

cheers
Jacko

You got it

The term up the creek without a paddle was derived from the to creeks Portsmouth and Plymouth both had drop of points to Naval hospitals wich at the time were no better than slums, thterm up shit creek was derived from the very large sewage system that came from the hospitals and flowed out to the sea, At Haslar they had over 50 people a week attemp to escape throught these 'tunnels'

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Jacko

hello mate certainly the top of the road and the allotments sustained heavy damage according to my old mum who lived in gosport at the time

Pete

Hi

yea the kebab house replaced the old newsagents and it was the house/flats opposite russel street side of the old brewery that had a reputation, i lived at the top end number 18

Pete

Gosport is when you start digging extremely interesting when it comes to the paranormal with a very rich and disturbing history pound for pound it easily rivals neighbouring Portsmouth! As for Russel street i lived there for 5 years prior to moving to portchesterand remember a few stories from my time there, hence my interest

Pete

Hi

was this house on the left as you go down towards the main road withe the now kebab shop on the right corner?

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Pete

Hello mate

Sorry to hear about the incident, glad your ok mate.
Ill e-mail you hopefully tomorrow.

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Pete

I couldn't agree more

I wish you all the happiness in your new home

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Pete

Hi Bob

Glad to hear she's on the mend

Cheers

Pete