St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin Ireland
Monday, April 15, 2007
Conditions: 70 degrees and clear
We arrived at the cathedral at 3:00 pm. There weren’t very many visitors at this time. As we walked through the cathedral there were very many items dating back to ancient times. The first thing we encountered were some stones that were found in the Holy Well. Audra took a few pictures of the stones. She noticed that a couple of the pictures had a shadow in them. She tried to recreate the shadow several different way and couldn’t.
As Ronnie reached the front of the cathedral, there was a small meditation chapel that you could enter for quiet reflection. Ronnie went in and did some evp work. When the tape was reviewed there were a lot of evp’s on it. Ronnie also took pictures in the front of the cathedral and a bright bluish white vortex appeared in one of them. When he tried to recreate the vortex, he couldn’t do it.
It was a fascinating place that would be wonderful to visit again. There is a great amount of history in there. Jonathan Swift, the author who wrote “Gulliver’s Travels” is even buried inside the cathedral. It was very surprising to us to get the evidence we did especially considering we went in as tourists and only decided to investigate when we saw the shadows in the pictures.