Hello, it's Richard McLean Smith here with a quick apology,

that due to a number of factors, our next episode won't be ready until next week.

So in the meantime, we're going back into the vaults to one of our most popular episodes,

now available for the first time as one single episode.

At the northern edge of Cumry's Breckon Beacons,

in the shadow of the Penny Fan Peak,

sits a large stone house, named Hale-Fannock, or Road to the Peaks.

For one couple who moved there in 1989, the house was everything they had ever dreamed of.

Little did they know that in truth, it would soon become the place of their worst nightmares.

This is Unexplained Season 4, Episode 1, Alone with Everybody.

Oh, and I have a message from the other Richard Maclean Smith.

I don't know who he thinks I am getting me to do this,

but for what it's worth, he wants you to know that the first episode of Unexplained TV will be released next Tuesday, December 3rd.

You can find him at YouTube.com forward slash Unexplained Pod. Check it out. At the northern edge of the beguiling Brecon beacons in Comrie, under the shadow of

Pen Efan to the south and the black mountains to the east.

There sits a large stone house. Long and narrow, with its rickety roof and jumbled patchwork of brick,

it lies at the intersection of two winding lanes, surrounded by a thick ring of oak,

alder, and witch elm, hidden from prying eyes by the holly, the hawthorn, and the ash.

From the front, ivy pours greedily at its northern flanks, almost as if it were trying to

drag it down and into the ground.

While from the back, the way the earth rises up into a rugged clearing of thick scrub,

you'd be forgiven for thinking it was part way to succeeding. Its name is Heol-Fanok,

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