IG11 0TH · 2018-09-16 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in IG11 0TH
Non stop low frequency, plays music, not the same as tinnius sound as I am deaf person who cannot hear anything without hearing aids. Since the low humming appears few months ago it has been non stop. It�s much lower at night and before I sleep. I haven�t heard this when I took 2 weeks in Thailand but it came back a day later after I arrive back in UK. Did we go to the doctors? I rather not as there are many other conditions I have experienced which is linked to psychic abilities. Doctors really do not have a clue.
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both described a low hum · 18 km away
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