Most of the noises in old houses can be explained logically. Like leaking pipes, squeaking floor, and so on ... but sometimes ... sudden noises in the dark are terrible! I live in a block of flats build in 40's and I tell you, the door to the tiny lumber-room creeps me out constantly. It refuses to hold shut. It sporadically opens with dull thud sound and when it happens in the middle of the night (especially when I am all alone in the flat), I always jump out.
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Date: 01/11/2012 17:44 (UTC)From:Most of the noises in old houses can be explained logically. Like leaking pipes, squeaking floor, and so on ... but sometimes ... sudden noises in the dark are terrible! I live in a block of flats build in 40's and I tell you, the door to the tiny lumber-room creeps me out constantly. It refuses to hold shut. It sporadically opens with dull thud sound and when it happens in the middle of the night (especially when I am all alone in the flat), I always jump out.