Stapehill

 November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as he rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas, Texas.
But who shot him? Oswald?, The Man on the Grassy Knole? Was it 3, 4 or 10 shots? The Magic Bullet!, What did LBJ have to gain? Was George H Bush involved? Who was the Umbrella Man?
Factual history is not what they tell you!

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 Natural beekeeping offers an alternative to the present way of commercial beekeeping. It is a method that respects the life and life cycle of bees instead of making the business of harvesting honey easier and more lucrative for humans. Bees are exposed to a huge range of manmade events that endanger their lives: monoculture, glyphosate, electromagnetic fields, interference within the hive like killing queens and drones, preventing swarming and so on. Observing wild bees which still live in hollow trees in woods will help us gain insight into ways to keep bees the natural way.

 Ben is the author of the books Roswell Rising- a Novel of Disclosure and its two sequels. He writes the HPANWO blog and a column in UFO Truth Magazine. Tonight he will be looking at the strange case of Helen Duncan. The 1944 "Witchcraft Trial" in which psychic medium Helen Duncan was imprisoned for nine months, took place seventy-eight years ago, yet it still arouses controversy and is as relevant today as it has ever been.

 Maria Wheatley
Egyptian Pendulum Dowsing

 The New Forest is a place of beauty and splendour, but it is also a place of secrets and darkness, where mysterious creatures roam and strange discoveries are made. In this book you will hear true accounts from everyday folk who have seen everything from Bigfoot to big cats, from ghosts to fairies, and everything in between – all in the beautiful and enigmatic surroundings of the New Forest and beyond.

 The new book by Gary Biltcliffe - Mysterious Portland: Revealing the Sacred Landscape and Legacy of Britain’s Masonic Isle’ delves into new discoveries on Dorset’s Isle of Stone including Masonic secrets, Venus worship, sacred measure and a new concept for the enigmatic Maiden Castle.

 Prehistory is the time before written records. It's the period of human history we know the least about, but it's also the longest by far. The earliest known humans arrived in these lands around 900,000 years ago. Prehistory stretches from then until the Roman invasion in AD 43.
David is an archaeologist who has built many roundhouses using the traditional materials and techniques, and will guide us through the period from Settlement to Civilisation...
A saunter through pehistory, and the development of Britain after the Ice Age.

 Steve Hawker is the Treasurer and the Secretary of the Dorset Earth Mysteries Group. From his late teens, Steve has experienced many strange events, and has had lots of proof that we are not just flesh and blood, from his own experiences and also the experiences of others. He will share his personal belief system, and how it explains many aspects of our mysterious world, in both how it operates, and how it came to be like it is.

 From the latter half of the eighteenth century, until the year of his death in 1822, Isaac Gulliver rose to become the most notorious and successful smuggler on the south coast of England. A figure of legend and mystery and a hero of romance, Gulliver and his army of moonrakers harried the Kings preventative officers along the coast of Hampshire and Dorset, from Christchurch in the east to Lyme Regis in the west.

https://dorsetmysteries.org

 September 1st 2022
Stephen Tonkin
Ten Ways the Universe Tries to Kill You

From gamma-ray bursts to asteroid impacts, an overview of cataclysmic events. This light-hearted but scientifically robust approach incorporates a lot of fundamental cosmological processes, from stellar evolution to galactic interaction.

https://dorsetmysteries.org