England, ringsfield · 2020-04-03 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in England, ringsfield
I grew up in a very rural area of England. Just over the hill was the A12 road to London (100 miles away) at night I could hear the lorries on the A12 goinig up or down the hill at some point they would change gear. I was very familiar with the sound. As an adult I moved away, several times but not far . The last place I lived in England (2 miles as the crow flies from my upbringing) I started to hear the Hum. Nobody else did. It sounded just like those lorries except there was no change in the sound and we did not live any where near a main road. Nobody else in my family heard this and I have never heard it in the many other places I have lived. But it was real and I heard it often at night. I have always been intrigued as to what this was and it most definitely WAS No
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