The Bluebell Hill Phantom Hitchhiker

Some suggest that the sightings are manifestations of the spirits of the women who died in the 1965 accident, unable to find peace and thus replaying the moments leading up to their untimely deaths…

The Curious Case of ‘Death by Icicle’

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January – Today in UFO History

Alan walks his dog in Caversham, Berkshire, UK, when he sees a group of bright lights to the east. He calls his wife, Clarice, and they view them through binoculars. They are moving slowly in a line from east-west and are above the house. The brightest lights are orange-yellow and in a triangle formation.

The Legend of Borley Rectory

Over the years, Borley Rectory has become an enduring ghost story, representing both the mystery and controversy of the paranormal.

The Cailleach – Creation, Destruction, and Renewal

one of the most intriguing figures in Celtic mythology, embodying a complex interplay of creation, destruction, wisdom, and seasonal change. She appears in Irish and Scottish lore, her presence deeply intertwined with the natural world.

The Haunting of The Ironclad. – Kirst D’Raven

The Ironclad, an eerie manor in Prestwick, harbors a dark past marked by the mysterious deaths of the Alcotts. Thomas Blackwood, dismissive of superstitions, moves in with his family but soon encounters ghostly phenomena. Their terrifying experiences culminate in their abrupt disappearance, leaving the house a haunting legend feared by villagers.

October: A Spooky Season Beckons

Every day throughout October, we’ll be delving into the things that truly terrify us – from the mundane to the monstrous..

The Folklore and Purpose of Witch Balls

Today, we are back on the broom to take an in-depth look at one of the lesser known UK traditions – Balls, to be exact!

The Unsung Heroines of Georgian Boxing

So here’s one we didn’t learn about in history class… 😊

Tales From The Wyld Frontier – New Book!

As the nights begin to draw in, what better way to spend your evening than with a good book? 🙂

A Haunting Tale from Dronfield’s Past.

I came across this fascinating story about Cliffe House, a historic building in Dronfield, on a local history group on Facebook. It’s said to be […]

Rye’s Notorious Smugglers – MT Roadtrip.

After a restful night at Lord Kitchener’s house, where the beds seemed to wrap around you with a comfort that only a place steeped in […]

The Mysterious Death of Lord Kitchener. MT Roadtrip.

This week, we are on another MT roadtrip and this time we have travelled to Kent. Tonight we are staying at the beautiful Broome Park […]

The North Berwick Witch Trials -Misogyny, Fear, and Superstition

The Berwick witch trials, which took place in the late 16th century in Scotland, are one of the most infamous episodes in the history of […]

Tales From the Rumour Mill

Kirst D’Raven takes a look at the subject of Urban mythology in the UK. These are some of the stories that get repeated so many […]

The Fowler Sisters of Bakewell – A Tale of Witchcraft, Fear, and Misfortune

Early 17th century England was a time steeped in religious fervour and deep-seated superstitions, the fear of witchcraft permeated society. It was a period when […]

Dark Tales of Cresswell Dale – Vanishing Lanterns, Haunting Spirits, and Poignant Tragedy.

Within the Peak District National Park, Cresswell Dale is a beautiful valley that captivates visitors with its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity. Located near the […]

Road Trip Files

Hi, and welcome to a haphazard pot of memories from our road trips, some of which feature in an article, some of which don’t. Also, […]

John Dee.

A Renaissance polymath, known for his contributions to mathematics, astronomy and navigation. Despite his scholarly achievements, he delved deeply into occult and esoteric pursuits, including attempts to communicate with angels…

Grace Darling – The Lighthouse Keepers’s Daughter Who Became a Symbol of Courage.

.. Despite fame and recognition, she remained humble. Her legacy lives on through a dedicated museum and tributes like lifeboats named in her honor.

The Benevolent Seelie Court in Scottish Folklore

In Scotland, encounters with fairies were a common part of everyday life, reflecting the close connection to the land. The Seelie Court represents fairies known for their friendly nature, offering aid and joy to humans. Their benevolence is mirrored in tales and art, a testament to the enduring cultural significance of Scottish folklore.

Case File: The Mysterious Tale of Bella in the Wytch Elm.

A tale of horror, sadness and possible espionage…

MT Roadtrip – Jedburgh

Jedburgh, a historic Scottish town, is steeped in legends, ghostly tales, and a rich history. The town’s ancient abbey, ties to Scottish turmoil, and fairy folklore add mystery and intrigue. With haunted locations and occasional UFO sightings, Jedburgh appeals to history enthusiasts, ghost story fans, and those interested in extraterrestrial encounters.

The Influence of Geomagnetism on the Brain and Its Connection to Paranormal Perceptions.

The Earth’s geomagnetic activity has garnered attention for its potential influence on human brain function and perception of paranormal phenomena. Studies suggest that fluctuations in geomagnetic activity can alter neural processing and affect mood, cognition, and perception. While the mechanisms are poorly understood, advanced neuroimaging techniques may provide further insights into this intriguing relationship.