The Burgess
Hill Mystery Door
During
a recent outing in Burgess Hill, we parked up at
the Triangle leisure centre, looking to take some
pictures of the new St Pauls Secondary School for
the website.
We made our way across a grassy area, looking to
cross over to the other side of Jane Murray Way
(Thats a road name for all
you people who don't know your B.Hill geography)
We came to a dip by the edge of the road which led
to a door, a padlock had been broken off, Always
after potential website content, we chose to explore
further.
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At
the entrance we discovered sheets of newspaper and
an old red rubber boot. Something has been, or still
is, living within this area. the actual room was
pitch black so we were unable to see if it was a
room, a corridoor leading to the otherside of the
road, or the entrance to a tunnel which leads to
an escape route out of Burgess Hill. Seeing that
there had been a pad lock on the door, no doubt
some of the find youngsters of Burgess Hill had
decided to break in.
(Damaging Council propery
in the process!)
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Although
pitch black, the flash from our high-tech digital
camera lit up this room. It was only when we tranferred
the image to computer that we discovered strange markings
on the wall. Are they from Alien beings, Egyptian
hieroglyphics prehaps, or mabe it's where Burgess
Hill councillors meet to plot how to make the town
even worse.
The BHS team will be returning to the site soon armed
with torches to uncover what is exactly down there!!
(Most likely a tramp who
will offer us a swig of whisky!) |
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of where this mystery doorway leads to......
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- A route to the otherside
of the road
- A kids play area
- A Hotel for Tramps
- A place where monsters
live
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- A tunnel to an underground
city
- A secret meeting
place of Council members
- Drug dealers warehouse
- Ancient Egypitian
holiday home
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