Area near Dryfe Bridge, Lockerbie

Near the old cemetery and Dryfe Bridge in Lockerbie, a strange encounter took place in August 1899. A local man was making his way through the area when he came face to face with a tall white figure surrounded by a glowing halo. The entity vanished, leaving the man shaken and fleeing the scene. This eerie apparition has become a part of local folklore, with many wondering what the figure might have been.

Exact area unknown, Lochaber

Deep in the Scottish Highlands, in an area once known as Lianachan, a most unusual encounter took place between a member of the Kennedy family and a mischievous Glaistig. This mythical creature, said to roam the countryside, was caught by the Kennedy family member who refused to let her go until she agreed to build a stone house. The Glaistig, it seems, was a hard worker and completed the task overnight. However, her departure was not without consequence, as she cursed the Kennedy bloodline to grow like rushes but wither like ferns.

Waterfall in Glen Maili, Lochaber

Deep in the rugged landscape of Glen Maili, a voyeuristic Urisk is said to haunt a picturesque waterfall. This mischievous fairy was known to secretly watch a lady named Mary as she worked at her spinning wheel. The Urisk's antics didn't go unnoticed for long, as a curious man decided to don Mary's clothing in an attempt to catch a glimpse of the creature. However, the Urisk was not fooled and promptly declared 'I see your beard', foiling the man's plan.

Woodland around Lochmaben Castle, Lochmaben

Deep in the woodland surrounding Lochmaben Castle, a sense of unease settles over those who venture in, particularly at dusk or dawn. It's here that locals claim to have spotted a most unsettling figure - a tall, hooded being with black eyes and a grey face, clad in tattered sacking. The creature was first encountered by Tom Robertson in 1991, who had been investigating strange occurrences of animals being found drained of their blood. He described the being as leaping into a tree and swinging away, leaving him shaken.

Burnwark Hill, Annandale

Burnwark Hill has a dark reputation for being home to an army of evil fairies who allegedly kidnapped anyone foolish enough to venture close to their concealed palace within the hill. The locals have long whispered about the malevolent presence that dwells within this seemingly ordinary hill, and many have speculated about the origins of this sinister fairy kingdom. While there's no concrete evidence to support the existence of these evil fairies, the legend has persisted for generations, captivating the imagination of those interested in the paranormal.

Spedlins Tower, Annan

Spedlins Tower stands tall in Annan, a testament to the town's rich history. But beware, for it's said that the restless spirit of Porteous, a miller who met a tragic end, roams these ancient walls. Legend has it that Porteous starved to death in the dungeon beneath the castle, and his poltergeist activity has been causing quite a stir ever since. The troubles followed the owners of the family even after they moved out, but thankfully, the ghost's antics ceased when a bible was placed by the old dungeon door.