Nearby lane, Hennock

In a quiet lane near the village of Hennock, a strange phenomenon has been observed for years. Locals call it the Treasure Light, a flaming marker that appears to indicate the spot where treasure is buried. However, this is no ordinary light - it has a habit of self-extinguishing before anyone can get too close. It's as if the light is deliberately avoiding detection, leaving many to wonder what secrets it might be hiding.

Bovey Heathfield Local Nature Reserve, Bovey Tracey

Bovey Heathfield Local Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot, but dont be fooled - this is the site of a bloody battle from the English Civil War. On 9 January 1646, forces clashed here in what became known as the Battle of Bovey Heath. It's said that to this day, the sights and sounds of fighting are occasionally reenacted, as if the conflict is reliving itself. Imagine walking through the woods and heathland, surrounded by the eerie sounds of war cries and clashing steel.

Bishop Lacy Inn Inn, Chudleigh

The Bishop Lacy Inn in Chudleigh, Devon, is home to one of the most intriguing ghost stories in the region. A figure, described as a cloaked man, has been seen running up the staircase of this historic inn. What makes this sighting particularly chilling is that when the landlord gave chase, the man vanished into thin air. This eerie encounter is just one of several paranormal events reported at the inn, leaving visitors and staff with a sense of unease.

The Riverside Inn Inn, Bovey Tracey

The Riverside Inn in Bovey Tracey has been the site of a rather unusual paranormal occurrence. Guests have reported being awoken in the middle of the night by the overpowering smell of smoke. The strange thing is, when they investigate, they can't find any source for the smell. It's as if the smoke is coming from nowhere. This has happened to at least one guest, and it's left them feeling puzzled and a bit spooked.

St John's Church, Bovey Tracey

St John's Church in Bovey Tracey is home to a rather unusual and intriguing legend. The churchyard was left unused for a while due to a superstition that the first body interred would belong to the Devil. It was only after a servant of a visiting dignitary was buried there that others felt it was safe to use the site for their loved ones. This strange tale has led to the local folklore that the churchyard was once considered cursed or even evil.

Golf Club, Newton Abbot

Newton Abbot Golf Club is home to a rather unusual ghostly presence - that of a cunning fox. This sly creature was said to have evaded the local fox hunting group back in the twentieth century, and now it seems to take great pleasure in gloating about its escapades. The fox is known to appear on the walls of the golf club, much to the surprise and delight of visitors. Its ability to evade capture all those years ago has earned it a certain notoriety, and it seems that its spirit still roams the club to this day.