The Legend of The Devil’s Jumps, Churt
Just about two miles northwest of the coordinates you provided, lies an area called ‘The Devil’s Jumps’, which is a […]
Folklore, Landscape folklore, Legend
Folklore, Ghost Story
The Ghost of Farnham Castle
The folklore I am about to unfold is one of ghostly tales & eerie happenings, the mainstay of this saga
Folklore, ghost stories, legends
The Ghostly Drummer of South Harting
The village of South Harting, established against the backdrop of the glorious South Downs, carries the rural charm of Hampshire,
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Ankou – A spectral figure from Cornish and Breton folklore
Ankou is a prominent figure in the folklore of Brittany and Cornwall, recognized as a spectral harbinger associated with death
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Apparition – A supernatural manifestation of a ghost or spirit
The term Apparition encompasses a wide array of supernatural manifestations that have persisted in folklore and legend for centuries. From
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Alp-luachra – A parasitic fairy from Irish and Scottish legend
The Alp-luachra is a curious and unsettling fairy from the folklore of Ireland and Scotland, known for its parasitic nature
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Awd Goggie – A Yorkshire term for a mysterious goblin-like creature
Awd Goggie is a name steeped in the misty folklore of Yorkshire, conjuring images of dimly lit footpaths and mysterious
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Asrai – Delicate water fairies in English folklore
Asrai are ethereal water fairies in English folklore, often said to inhabit the tranquil depths of lakes, ponds, or quiet
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Bugganes – Shape-shifting goblins from the Isle of Man
Bugganes are shape-shifting goblins from the folklore of the Isle of Man. Much like other supernatural entities in Celtic regions,
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Banshee – Although primarily Irish, the banshee is sometimes referenced in Scottish folklore
The Banshee is one of the most iconic figures in Celtic mythology, particularly tied to Irish folklore but also occasionally