Akerman Street, Aston Clinton

Aston Clinton's Akerman Street is home to a most intriguing phantom, known simply as the Figure in Brown. This ghostly apparition has been spotted drifting from Vatche's Farm and making its way down the old Roman road, which runs along Akerman Street. The phantom is said to wear an old-fashioned brown coat, which is presumably the origin of its nickname. Although the exact date and time of these sightings are unknown, the Figure in Brown remains a fascinating and unexplained phenomenon in the annals of Buckinghamshire's paranormal history.

Dancers End Lane, Aston Clinton

On Dancers End Lane in Aston Clinton, a strange phenomenon has been observed that's left many scratching their heads. This spot is known as Uphill Rolling or Gravity Hill, where the natural layout of the land creates an optical illusion. It's said that objects appear to roll up the hill, defying gravity, when in fact they're just following the natural slope of the land. It's a mind-bending experience that has to be seen to be believed.

Main Exit to Woods, Wendover

On a quiet stretch of road in Wendover, Buckinghamshire, a driver had a strange encounter one evening in September 2006. As they slowed down approaching what they thought was a large black dog, they realised with a start that it was actually a very large black cat. The creature was spotted near the main exit to the woods, leaving the driver with a lasting impression of a most unusual sighting.

RAF Halton housing estate, Wendover

RAF Halton, a former Royal Air Force base in Wendover, Buckinghamshire, is home to a rather unusual paranormal sighting - the Chiltern Puma. In May 1983, four women walking through the estate came face to face with a large, unidentifiable cat-like creature. It passed within three metres of the group, leaving them shaken. Over the next three weeks, the creature was spotted a half dozen times, all within a thirteen mile radius. The encounters were limited to that year, but the legend lived on.

Road towards Thame, Stone

On a warm summer evening in 1994, a motorist driving along the road towards Thame in Stone, Buckinghamshire, was startled to see a stagecoach making its way in the opposite direction. The eerie sight was made all the more bizarre by the fact that the coach was pulled by horses, but there was no driver on board. The witness, who was travelling in a car, was understandably shocked by what they saw, and it's little wonder that this encounter has become a well-known ghost story in the area.

Antiques At . . Wendover, Wendover

Antiques At Wendover in Buckinghamshire is home to not one but two ghostly residents. The first, a young girl named Victoria, is said to roam the shop's aisles in a white gown and bare feet. Her presence is a gentle one, and she is often seen walking quietly around the store. The second phantom is a grumpy older man, possibly a farmer, who also haunts the premises. His gruff demeanor provides an interesting contrast to Victoria's ethereal nature.