Investigation team

Mark Turner (Digital camera, Digital camcorder)
Lisa Lundie (EMF meter, Infrared Thermometer)
Joanne Lundie (Digital Camera)
D. C. (Digital camera, Digital camcorder)

Date: Friday 19th July 2004
Temperature: 13C
Moon Phase: Gibbous

The Botanic gardens

We were first alerted to the Botanic Gardens by someone who contacted us through our website. Intrigued by the photos and EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena) that have been captured in one certain part of the gardens, we decided to go and investigate.
The gardens have been in existence since 1839 when they were created by The Royal Botanic Institute of Glasgow which would only allow its members into the gardens. The gardens were opened to the public on a Saturday but the hefty price of 5 Shillings entrance fee ensured that it was only the upper class who visited.
Nowadays the gardens are open to the public.

The Investigation

It was a lovely summers night and we started our investigation by taking many photographs with three digital still cameras and filming with two digital camcorders, we also recorded base EMF readings and recorded base temp readings with our infrared thermometer. As we were taking photographs we could see by looking at the screens that we were capturing lots of orbs and other light anomalies. Click here to view some of our photos

Unfortunately we did not seem to record much activity on our digital camcorders, but we were all amazed at the amount of activty caught on all of the digital still cameras. throughout our walkround we recorded temperature readings of -10c and recorded readings of 2 milligauss on our EMF meter.

Each time we recorded any signifcant changes to the atmosphere on our equipment we took photgraphs and each time without fail we were presented with an orb or strange light. Whatever has went on in this particular part of the Botanic Gardens in the past, it certainly seems to be an extremely active paranormal place!

This is only a very brief summary of our full report.