I have noticed not one but hundreds of mandela effects after hearing a guide meditation to shift reality on UKposts for a-while, i definitelly jump into a parel reality with some differences, especially on pop-culture. To say some: Alfred Molina (the 'Dr. Octopus' from Spider-Man movies) was mexican not brittish on my last time-line; 'Mad Max - Fury Road' and the new 'Furiosa' were both directed by Dennis Villeneuve - the Dunna remake director - not George Miller - the director from the firts three Mad Max movies; on my original reality Andy - the little boy from 'Child's Play' movies - was played by two different actors on 'Child's Play' 1 and 2 not the same how it's now, along many others differences.

Thank you for the fantastic stories and videos. Your book was great too!

Lovely refresher of views familiar and well loved. Stories familiar too. Thanks.

I really don't find the number of disappearances in the GVA and the "triangle" at all surprising. Re the GVA: As others have mentioned, urbanized areas back up into wilderness where it's real easy to get lost, injured very quickly. Also, unprepared hikers, adventurers, just folk going for a walk can run into trouble very fast. And the GVA attracts houseless, mentally ill and addicted people from all over Canada because of its mild climate and services for that demographic segment, and those people are very vulnerable to bad things happening to them. In the triangle - this is really, really difficult terrain where suffering a sprained ankle could result in your disappearance and death. I was taught as a child in the city of Toronto about the dangers of getting lost in the woods - to never go out alone, always ensure someone knew where you were going and when you'd be back, if you found yourself lost to stay where you were rather than try wandering around, always to take food, water, rain gear, etc. The Canadian wilderness is extremely dangerous - as far as I am concerned, unless you really know what you are doing, don't go out there, and even then the best trained and prepared can run into big trouble. That's just the nature of the country.

Taxes, out of cotrol corruption , black face.

Very interesting.

If I wanted to hear about your church, I wouldn't have clicked on 'folktale'. Such disappointment.

Some of the craziest war stories are the forgotten ones during pre colonial times

Right on another good one. I can't get enough of these.

The music, narration and stories are exceptional!

Well told and thorough Hamm.

should have just said in Ontario and Quebec instead of Canada ,,, good video ... should make another about the rest of Canada

Ive seen the barn side bird pics and dont believe them because the bird looks like a normal grackle blown up and added to the picture. Its head was not much larger than a small dog's head...not what you would expect from a ferocious bird.

the mendala effect is not named after the black revolutionary...its named after the Buddhist picture of the cosmos that they spend hours looking at when in tranced.

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Definitely my favorite UKposts channel. I absolutely love your storytelling voice and I love the old folklore.

Frazier? That's one of my great grandma's maiden names.

Hammerson, you have the best channel on UKposts! Thank you!

The majority of murders today continue to be unsolved. We’re getting better at it but way too many go without detection or conviction. I think all of this is easily explained but that’s not very entertaining lol but I bet the circumstances around these murders are quite fascinating as murders usually are 😉

Surnames in the past where so cool .

Instant banger !

Wow we’re the safest nation thats kind of scary lol

Their called Norteno,Dog!🇭🇲✅

I imagine I will get a lot of hate for this, but whenever I hear these stories also, I cannot help thinking, the modern west wants to romanticise native people so much, but at the end of the day, they were just as brutal, and barbaric as their colonisers....

I often reflect on the way you narrate with absolute perfect english in all of your videos. I never hear people use proper english EVER. You are it, and Dr. Jordon Peterson.

Who put aspell while standing on the rock

My X is rhe descendant of tbe last shaman

Waterfalls... Flanmin falls, portals...

The Grand Falls cataract, of which Grand Falls, New Brunswick is named, has a very similar legend attached to it, as the other two you mentioned. A princess of the local tribe, named Malobianah, or Malabeam was captured by a war party of a rival tribe. She also led them over these falls, to their doom, to save her people. And like with the other legends, she too is purported to haunt the falls and it has been claimed that the ghosts of her and her captors can be seen on occasion going over the falls.

Great video as always, thank you

Fascinating stories so well presented. There is definitely something mysterious about Rokies beside beauty.

i had one of your books delivered to australia from amazon the other month, i was impressed by its size and quality

At 6:17 that was an interesting time

Another great addition to the channel. Thanks!

thanks from Melbourne

How about those indigenous children that went on a picnic with the queen and never came back in kamloops. Also dig a lil bit in the rabbit hole regarding Thirsty Lake bc.

Dogman

Bigfoot

I went to high school in Iroquois Falls - never knew about the "waterfalls" upriver. Hmmmmm

Absolutly

Word !

Tiddies

I cant lie, "The Beebs" is not something I expected to hear on this channel lol. Im not complaining pr anything I just thought it was funny

Alarming how many old legends involve young women ending their lives for frivolous reasons. Barely anyone maintains their first romance for life. They removed themselves from the world for someone they may have dumped in 6 months.

1:34 well...... not so much anymore. We're starting to turn into a 3rd world shthole and born Canadians are becoming 2nd class citizens. Canadian pride is still there for the real ones though

I live near Niagara Falls, never experienced anything spooky there. But Decew Falls is nearby, some have said it's haunted...

Thank you Sir, your videos bring back a nostalgia of the old National Film Board Vignettes that played on CBC circa 70’s 80’s, before and after as well likely. The “Hands up, said the miner, hands up” and the Voyagers are the most memorable.

Oh yes, les Chutes Montmorency et la Dame Blanche 🍻

Right on Hammerson,…you are an excellent narrator.Thank goodness your Canadian and not American.Peace from another Canadian.

Right on Hammerson,…you are an excellent narrator.Thank goodness your Canadian and not American.Peace from another Canadian.