10/02/2012 – Weather conditions were very cold, no wind and clear vision. The team arrived at 11pm and the investigation started at 11:20. This was our first visit to St Nicholas Church and we had no reports of paranormal activity. This was our first time we’ve used all the equipment, but unfortunately the EVP recorder failed to work.
On approach to the church, Russell felt he was being watched and followed. Around the side of the church tapping noises were heard; some were caught on the video. At the rear of the church various taps and noises were heard and at one point Simon thought he could hear footsteps in the church.
A good night and well worth another visit in the warmer weather. Vist concluded at 1:30am. Please check out the video, as noises and shadows can be seen.
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