Raf Fiskerton

I was on the old Fiskerton airfield in august 2009 during a ghost hunt. During the evening and through the night i never saw anything out of the ordinary. However the following morning my sister looked at my photographs and she saw a figure standing next to the old perimeter track! And when i looked at the photo i realised she was correct. My parents also claim to see two other figures in the photo. The photo has been examined by two parapschyologists and even THEY cannot find a rational explanation for the figures!!. I used to be a sceptic but now i do firmly believe ghosts exist and i also believe RAF Fiskerton is rife with haunting activity!

Not been but heard alot about it from my sister in law. many ghosts I believe but she says its very interesting place !

Another one for my ghost guide.
During the second world war, RAF Lancasters flew from this airfield on operations. With their crews of seven, one-​hundred and seventeen of these Lancasters never returned.
No wonder it is haunted.
The life expectancy of a crew was just five operations. I met many of the crew members when I was invited to the 50^th anniversary of the Dambusters. They told me many facts and figures but quoting them here is apparently a fringe of copyright so I have deleted them. There are many historical works on Lancasters and crews or one can (as I have done in my capacity as a history lecturer) go to the National Army museum or Imperial War museum to find out more.
The ghosts:
Left empty a few years after the war, locals reported still hearing voices coming from the control tower. Figures in RAF uniform were also reported in the area, as were men dressed in aircrew gear. An inter-​denominational prayer team visited the site in 2006, and no reports of haunting activity has been reported since.