WEST KENNET LONG BARROW

The West Kennet long barrow is a Neolithic tomb. Over 50 individuals found their resting here.
It also claims to have one of the oldest hauntings in the country, a man dressed in a white robe.

People have reported intense feelings of dread when inside the tomb. Some have seen figures moving therein and the faint sound of whispered voices.

One unlucky visitor had been exploring the inside, when all of sudden she was grabbed by unseen hands which attempted to pull her in.

OUR EXPERIENCE

“Not scary at all, but it has a vibe that is almost as strong as somewhere terrifying” - Jake

Leading up to the barrow, we walked past many “Fairy Trees” - trees with ribbons tied around them to honour the dead and pay respects to the local spirits in return for health and good fortune. Penn tied a ribbon of their own to the tree, which seemed to have an effect on the EMF box.

Upon entering the tomb, we were overcome; not with the “feelings of dread” others had reported, rather, a feeling of immense calm and peace. There was something so spiritual about this place that I don’t think any of us were prepared for going in.