Bothy at the southern end of the loch, Loch Ericht

Loch Ericht's serene landscape belies a fascinating encounter with the tiny inhabitants of the local folklore. A shepherd, who used the bothy at the southern end of the loch, stumbled upon an intriguing situation. It appeared that fairies, also residents of the bothy, had been enjoying his porridge. In response, the shepherd crafted tiny bowls and spoons for his new miniature friends. This harmonious coexistence was disrupted when the shepherd failed to feed a guest fairy, prompting the fairies to vacate the premises.

Harlyford Park, Maidenhead

Harlyford Park in Maidenhead is home to a rather intriguing ghostly presence. A phantom woman, affectionately known as the Grey Lady, has been spotted here by a witness who lived at the caravan park for several months. She appears once a year, although the exact date of her visitations is not known. The witness was lucky enough to capture some photographic evidence of the Grey Lady's presence, but it's not exactly what you'd expect. A photograph of an empty field revealed either an exposure error or a mysterious ring of fire that wasn't visible to the naked eye.

Crown Inn Public House, Farnham Common

The Crown Inn in Farnham Common has a reputation for being one of Berkshire's most haunted pubs. It's said that a former Edwardian landlord is responsible for the strange occurrences that have been reported here. Furniture has been known to move across the floor at night, items have fallen from walls, and a fire has even broken out. These events have led many to believe that the Crown Inn is home to a mischievous poltergeist. The incidents have been documented as far back as 2008, when the activity was at its most intense.

Road leading to Windsor, Eton

Imagine driving down a deserted road on a winter evening, the only sound being the crunch of gravel beneath your tyres. This was the experience of a delivery driver in December 2002, who turned onto a dark and trafficless road leading to Windsor from Eton. As he drove, he began to feel an overwhelming sense of fear, which quickly escalated to absolute terror. The driver couldn't shake off the feeling that something was off, but he couldn't quite put his finger on what it was. It wasn't until he reached a roundabout and turned off that the feeling slowly receded.

Callins Bridge, Windsor Forest

Deep in the heart of Windsor Forest, where the trees whisper secrets to the wind, lies the eerie Callins Bridge. It's a place where the fabric of time seems to unravel, and the past collides with the present. Locals claim that on certain nights, a young girl with raven-black hair and a bright yellow dress can be seen wandering the bridge. They say she beckons to passersby, her eyes gleaming with an otherworldly light. Those who follow her are led on a winding path through the forest, until they stumble upon a long-forgotten grave - a mass burial site for soldiers who fell during the English Civil War.

Oakley Court, Bray

Nestled in the picturesque village of Bray, Berkshire, Oakley Court has a dark and foreboding reputation that's hard to shake. This historic country house has witnessed a string of tragic accidents and untimely deaths, including several drownings in the River Thames that runs alongside the estate. The locals have grown accustomed to the eerie feeling that permeates the air, and it's not uncommon for ghostly hooded figures to be spotted lurking in the neighbourhood.