2024-03-20 03:28:00
Devil’s Footprints Devil’s Footprints A mysterious horseshoe-shaped footprint from a hundred years ago, and it suddenly returned to the same place again.
Hundred mile footprints
Go back to the year 1855 in the county of Devon (Devon) in the south of England. Entering the winter time of the year, it snows heavily at night and stops falling near dawn. Villagers began to earn a living again. Although it might not seem that strange because when people in the village found the footprints of an animal that might have been a horse or a donkey. It is a shortcut route that cuts through this village.
But it became strange that those hoof-like footprints appeared on the walls of houses, windows, and even on the roofs of these villagers. And when you make good observations It was a straight footprint like a human’s. that uses two feet to walk Unlike other ungulates known to have tracks on all four sides, they are 6 inches in diameter and have very equal stride distances. Villagers then began to trace it to find answers.
Until following the footsteps
It was another 2 miles to the frozen river. It is said that villagers from a village 100 miles (about 160 kilometers) away also discovered these strange footprints at the same time.
This made the villagers begin to believe that it might be a legend of the devil and named it. They are called “Devil’s Footprints” because they are almost impossible to be the footprints of animals such as horses or donkeys. Even though it looks the closest. But there was absolutely no way an animal could travel 160 km in the snow in one night. It was probably a trace of a demon or a mysterious creature that no one knew about.
Some theorists believe it was a kangaroo’s footprint. or some animals only during the cold season Some people believe that it is a natural phenomenon. But it was never proven until 2009 that similar footprints resurfaced in Devon. Just like over a hundred years ago again! But no one knows what the scratches are…..
👉More information Wikipedia
Devil’s Footprints (English: Devil’s Footprints) is the name given to a strange phenomenon that, until today, there is still no explanation as to how it occurred.
Drawing of the Devil’s Footprint Phenomenon
event
On 8–9 February 1855 in Devon, near the River Ex. south of england There was heavy snow. The morning comes The townspeople found strange marks on the snow and ice that resembled the footprints of a hoofed animal, such as a donkey or horse. The marks were four inches long and two inches wide. These marks were spread all over the town. It was as if the owner of this foot had walked around the city last night. Either the grass or the fields But the strange thing is that this mark seems to walk only on its back feet. and appear everywhere Even in the most unlikely places, like on a wall,
window sill or house roof And even in drain pipes only 6 inches in diameter, the spacing between the cracks is consistent. In some places the places where the marks occurred are very different. Until the owner of the mark has to jump a long distance. And the total distance this trail appeared was 100 miles. No animal would be able to do this in one night.
This trail ends in Limstone. which are nearby cities It was as if he had simply disappeared, which no one knew from the actions of any animal or person. Therefore it is called “Devil’s Footprints”
Many people have theorized about these demon footprints, both believing that they were caused by the actions of kangaroos or a natural phenomenon where the warm water flowing in the water affected the temperature that floated down. which causes steam to rise When the water vapor hits the snow-covered area, It may cause the water to swell and cause such marks. But this can only be an assumption of a mystery that has been around for more than 150 years.
And on March 13, 2009, the Devil’s Footprints phenomenon occurred again in Devon County, as usual as in the past.
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