November 14th, 2015. Haunted Auckland headed back to this beautiful, yet allegedly haunted slice of bush land, for a third overnight visit for further exploration. This time, we were joined by members from two other teams; Midnight Paranormal [Hamilton] and Whangarei Paranormal Society. [Click photo to enlarge to full size]
Stu Caisley, chainsawing trees and Weed Whacking a pathway through the bush to our campsite. What a bloody trooper!
Joshua from Midnight Paranormal
Land exploration
Wendy and Hinemoa talk to Shelley
Making our way through blackberry bushes. Ouch!
Shelley, land owner and all round awesome type!
Dinner time
Wendy and hubby Bevan, toasting marshmallows on the fire.
Relaxing around the camp fire, toasting marshmallows, talking shop and getting ready to head out again for some further exploration into the darkness shrouded bush under a clear star filled sky and to the sound of Pukekos and a lonesome Morepork.
Wendy and Barbara experimenting with a ‘Spirit box’
Marshmallow vs Fire: Photo by Sam Collier
Photo by Sam Collier
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Karen. Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Barbara Caisley
Photo by Karen Williams
Photo by Joshua Carroll
Photo by Joshua Carroll
Photo by Joshua Carroll
Photo by Joshua Carroll
Author: Mark Wallbank
Paranormal Investigator and Founder of Haunted Auckland. I have been a mad researcher of everything Paranormal, Extraterrestrial and Crypto-zoological, since early childhood.
When not creating electronic music, watching Horror movies and documentaries, archiving and documenting NZ’s diverse and eclectic music history, I have spent countless hours investigating and furthering my research out in the field, either as part of a group or solo, since the early 80′s.
I’ve spent much time in opportunistic investigations whilst travelling around New Zealand and Internationally.
Hi there I used to work on a dairy farm at the end of kings road mangawhai where there was a paddock on the farm with native bush on it I had to go in and check for cows every time I went in I’d be overcome with virtago its was always dreary never hear birds in there it stuck with me its been ten years since I have been there and it still disturbs me thinking about it I wonder if your camp out was close to this spot I hunt and tramp and never been affected by a spot of bush like that ever ,!!!!!!
Hi there I used to work on a dairy farm at the end of kings road mangawhai where there was a paddock on the farm with native bush on it I had to go in and check for cows every time I went in I’d be overcome with virtago its was always dreary never hear birds in there it stuck with me its been ten years since I have been there and it still disturbs me thinking about it I wonder if your camp out was close to this spot I hunt and tramp and never been affected by a spot of bush like that ever ,!!!!!!